Brass Eyelet Copper Hollow Tubular Rivets

Each eyelet is not easy to crack and lose, and has a good decorative effect. Widely used in belts, hats, shoes, bags, clothes, backpacks, curtains, leather, craft making, tents, eyelet repair replacement and other cloth items.

Eyelet Hollow Rivets (also called Tubular Rivets) are essentially the same as solid rivets, but have a shallow hole at the tip, opposite the head. This hole causes the tubular portion of the rivet (around the hole) to roll outward when force is applied. This reduces the force required to install – a tubular rivet requires about ¼ the force of a solid rivet.

Eyelet rivets Through Nuts Hole Grommets, are often the rivet style of choice for joints that require movement (pivot points) because the rivet material only expands at the tail. Common applications for tubular rivets include fixtures, HVAC ducting, electronics, ladders, and brakes.