Five product families. One custom-first approach.
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Bimetal Contact RivetsA contact layer joined to a conductive rivet body, developed around the required material system, geometry, and assembly conditions.02
Solid Contact RivetsA solid rivet-form contact made in one material or another customer-defined solid structure, developed to the required geometry and assembly conditions.03
Trimetal Contact RivetsA contact rivet formed with a three-part or three-layer metal structure, developed around the required material combination, geometry, and manufacturing route.04
Riveted Contact AssembliesA custom assembly in which an electrical contact is joined to a conductive support part by riveting, based on the required part geometry and approved assembly result.05
Welded Contact AssembliesA custom assembly in which an electrical contact is joined to a conductive support part by welding, developed around the supplied reference and agreed joint requirements.
Bimetal Contact RivetsA contact layer joined to a conductive rivet body, developed around the required material system, geometry, and assembly conditions.02Solid Contact RivetsA solid rivet-form contact made in one material or another customer-defined solid structure, developed to the required geometry and assembly conditions.03Trimetal Contact RivetsA contact rivet formed with a three-part or three-layer metal structure, developed around the required material combination, geometry, and manufacturing route.04Riveted Contact AssembliesA custom assembly in which an electrical contact is joined to a conductive support part by riveting, based on the required part geometry and approved assembly result.05Welded Contact AssembliesA custom assembly in which an electrical contact is joined to a conductive support part by welding, developed around the supplied reference and agreed joint requirements.Start with the information you already have.
A complete drawing is useful, but it is not required for the first conversation.