Push-In Rivets Price Analysis
Current market data for push-in rivets based on 938 analyzed listings.
What you'll usually pay
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👉 In short easy summary
The best value is found in plastic or galvanized steel options, which sit near the market median of 13.45. Stainless steel represents the high end of the market with a 192% price increase over the baseline.
Price by mandrel material
Why? Prices scale by durability, from plastic at 15.6 to stainless steel at 39.32.
Price by head style
Why? Specialized flat head designs reach 67.85, while domed heads are more affordable at 14.08.
Price by finish
Why? Copper finishes command a premium at 55.79 compared to plain finishes at 22.49.
Price by body material
Why? Galvanized steel is the most economical at 14.68, while carbon steel reaches 36.01.
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Common questions
What is the typical price difference between new and used push-in rivets?
New rivets have a median price of 14.67, while used rivets have a median of 9.
Which mandrel material is the most expensive?
Stainless steel is the most expensive mandrel material with a median price of 39.32.
How do zinc finishes affect the price compared to the market median?
Zinc finishes have a median price of 38.41, which is a 186% increase over the baseline.
How we got these numbers
Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $8–$90, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked August 2, 2026.