Brass Button Studs – Black Nickel

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Code: SK-6 BN
Availability: In Stock 33,300 pcs
Brass Button Studs black nickel, with 6–8 mm head diameter, is used to provide fast and straightforward closure. You will use it to manufacture leather cases, bags, holsters, or jackets. Attach using a screw that is included in the package. We recommend the #3779-03 punch for making holes for these studs.

Also called: Button Head Studs, Screwback Button Stud, Collar Button

Tip: To keep the joint from working loose over time, put a drop of thread-locking adhesive #1918997 on the thread before you screw it together.
Material: Brass
Surface finish: Black nickel
Weight: 2 g
Product variants and parameters
A B C S
6 mm 8 mm 9 mm 5 mm
8 mm 10 mm 10 mm 6 mm
Dimensions may vary by ±10%

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right rivet length?

The total thickness of the layers you're joining decides. Add the shank overhang needed for spreading: the shank should be 2–3 mm longer than the material thickness.

The shank length is listed for every rivet in the dimensions table as dimension B — the full range is in the Rivets & Screws category.

The hole diameter differs by material. For leather, choose a punch slightly smaller than the shank diameter — leather is elastic and grips the shank tightly. For waterproof webbing, choose a punch that matches the shank exactly; the webbing doesn't stretch, so the shank has to pass through without being forced.

A shank that's too long shows up as a rivet that deforms while spreading, or caps that don't line up.

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