
Material: Mostly made of rust-resistant metal, especially brass.
Structure: It derives its name from the slightly protruding, nipple-like structure it creates at the juncture. This protrusion allows the rivet to hold more firmly in the material.
Function: Used to join two separate pieces of fabric or leather, to embellish a product or to highlight a detail.
Areas of Use:
Clothing and Textiles: It is used especially in jeans, coats and jackets to strengthen pocket edges, seams or collar parts and to give a decorative appearance.
Leather Products: It is widely preferred in the production of leather accessories such as wallets, bags and belts.
Mounting: Nozzle rivets are mounted on the material with the help of special driving molds and press machines (hand press or automatic machine).
Nipple rivets stand out both as a functional joining element and as a decorative detail that adds an industrial and stylish look to clothing products.