Contact rivets
Solid, bi-metal, and tri-metal constructions for relays, switches, contactors, and circuit protection.
SGEISabet Gostar ElectricRequest a quote Global supply · Canada market
Electrical contacts for Canadian sourcing teams.
SGEI serves international OEM programmes. This dedicated Canadian sourcing path helps engineering, purchasing, and supplier-development teams evaluate contact rivets and made-to-drawing components.
- Since 2008Focused contact experience
- CustomBuilt to your drawing
- AgNi · AgSnO₂Multiple alloy systems
RFQ inputsDrawing · material · load · volume
Canadian enquiries reviewed in English.
Designed for qualified B2B sourcing
OEM engineeringStrategic purchasingSupplier qualityReplacement sourcingWhere SGEI fits
A practical second-source conversation starts with the part.
SGEI is best evaluated when your team has a drawing, current part, target material, or application requirement that can be reviewed against measurable acceptance criteria.
Made to drawing
Head, shank, layer, material, and tolerances reviewed against your controlled specification.
Evaluation path
Feasibility, quotation, sample expectations, and required documents defined before production supply.
Material systems
Start with switching duty, not a generic part number.
Final material selection must be confirmed against load type, current, duty cycle, environment, geometry, and the finished equipment requirement.
AgNi 10 · 15 · 20
Silver Nickel Contacts
Low, stable contact resistance with dependable conductivity and uniform electrical wear.
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AgSnO₂ 8 · 10 · 12
Silver Tin Oxide Contacts
Strong arc-erosion and anti-welding performance for higher-current switching duties.
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AgCdO 10 · 12 · 15
Silver Cadmium Oxide Contacts
Established contact material with high wear resistance and stable switching performance.
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Ag · Ag/Cu · Ag/CuNi
Silver & Composite Contacts
High-conductivity contact solutions for low-energy circuits and compact switching devices.
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AgCu 3 · 10 · 30
Silver Copper Contacts
Copper-enhanced silver contacts balancing conductivity, hardness, and resistance to burning.
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Four decisions before a purchase order.
- 01
Define the part
Drawing, dimensions, alloy, application, annual volume, and target timing.
- 02
Confirm requirements
Inspection, material declarations, packaging, labelling, and commercial terms.
- 03
Evaluate samples
Agree the sample scope and the criteria your engineering and quality teams will use.
- 04
Plan supply
Confirm approved specification, order quantity, logistics, and repeat-order controls.
CANADA / RFQ
Prepare your enquiry
Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Buyer questions
Before you shortlist a supplier.
What should a Canadian buyer include in an RFQ?
Send a controlled drawing or clear sample photos, dimensions and tolerances, preferred material, switching duty, annual quantity, and any inspection or material-document requirements.
Can SGEI review a custom electrical contact design?
Yes. SGEI reviews made-to-drawing contact rivets and metal contact components. Feasibility, material, sample scope, and commercial terms are confirmed against the submitted requirement.
Which contact materials are available?
The current product range includes silver nickel, silver tin oxide, silver cadmium oxide, fine-silver and composite systems, silver copper, and selected custom contact constructions.
Does a contact component itself require a Canadian approval mark?
Certification depends on the finished equipment and the applicable provincial or territorial requirements. Buyers should identify all required standards, declarations, and acceptance documents in the RFQ so they can be reviewed before quotation.