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Industrial fasteners are hardware that are used to hold materials together. This category is incredibly broad; over 500,000 types of hardware fall under the fastener umbrella.
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At DW Fastener, we take pride in our extensive range of fasteners designed to meet the diverse needs of industries worldwide. Industrial fasteners play a crucial role in securely joining various surfaces or objects together in a wide array of applications, and we understand their significance in ensuring the reliability and integrity of your projects.
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Industrial fasteners are hardware that are used to hold materials together. This category is incredibly broad; over 500,000 types of hardware fall under the fastener umbrella. Across industrial and commercial settings, fasteners are used in literally thousands of applications. They do everything from holding cars together, to connecting building structures, to securing orthopedic implants. Some of the many settings in which we find and use fasteners include furniture, building construction, household appliances, military and defense, automotive manufacturing, HVAC, surgery, aerospace, and security.
Industrial fasteners consist of a wide category of tools used to connect parts permanently or temporarily. Some of the fasteners we are familiar with are bolts, nuts, screws, flanges, rivets, and hinges. In industries such as automotive, aerospace, oil and gas refineries, and chemical processing plants, standards for fasteners are of utmost importance. Safety and quality should be observed at all times.
The tale of the fastener is, as they say, a tale as old as time. We don&#;t know when humans first invented fasteners, but we are fairly confident that the screw fastener was invented by the ancient Egyptians.
After that, the Greeks helped move the mechanics of fasteners along rapidly. In approximately 400 BC, a Greek named Archytas of Tarentum invented the first screw threads used in the western world. Close to 200 years later, the Greek mathematician Archimedes invented the screw principle. Along with it, he designed the first wooden water screws, which he used to remove dirty bilge water from ships and irrigate farms. Another important early use of the screw was mechanical pressing; with it, Greeks and Romans pressed grapes and olives for grape juice and olive oil, respectively. Most of our knowledge on this comes from artifacts. For example, when excavating Pompeii, the great city that was wiped out by a volcano in 79 AD, archaeologists found that people of that time screwed together the joints of many medical instruments. The first work to mention the screw did not come until the 1st century AD. This work was Mechanica, written by Heron of Alexandria.
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Fast forward several hundred years, Europeans didn&#;t really use metal fasteners until Johann Gutenberg used them as a component of his famous printing press. After that, artisans gradually began using them more and more. Examples of 15th century metal screw applications include armor assembly and clock making. Later, Leonardo da Vinci imagined the future of fastener production when he sketched a number of screw-cutting machine designs. In , a Frenchman named Jacques Besson built his own version of the screw cutting, or screw threading, machine. His machine screw cutter met success, and soon after, ingeniously, he designed screw cutting plates that users could attach to old lathes.
In the s, engineers and manufacturers began gaining access to technology and ideas that allowed them to begin to mechanize their machines. For example, in Antoine Thiout integrated a screw drive into the lathe, which changed them from manual to semi-automatic machines.
One of the most important contributions to the industrial fastener industry was the introduction of standards organizations. For example, in the s, several people formed the US Standard Thread. Next, a group of engineers formed the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), which continues to issue fastener standards to this day. Early standards organizations took it upon themselves to create uniform design recommendations and quality standards, which made it much easier for consumers to get matched with the equipment they needed.
During the 20th century, manufacturers made many new industrial fastener designs, such as the self-drilling screw design in the &#;60s and started using many more materials than ever before. For example, in the last 20 years or so, fastener manufacturers have begun using nickel-based alloy fasteners, which can withstand much higher temperatures than steel. Fastener manufacturers today have access to better equipment, better technology, like CNC machines, and more resources than their predecessors could have imagined. Fastener supply is incredibly diverse. We expect great things from the industrial fastener industry in the future.
Production Process
Fabricators create the threads on threaded fasteners in many different ways. To start, they typically inject mold metal fasteners, and cast or heat metal ones from sheet metal. Fabricators create threads via thread rolling or thread cutting. Thread rolling a metal fastener involves cold forming the metal under pressure into the right profile. This process gives the metal better resistance to abrasion and a stronger thread. When manufacturers perform thread cutting, they simply cut the thread pattern into the blank metal.
Materials
Fasteners are usually made of metal, but in some applications, they are simply made of plastic. Most metal fasteners are manufactured from steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, or titanium.
Steel is a formable, strong, and durable iron alloy. Steel fasteners are popular for use with a wide variety of applications, depending on their carbon content.
Stainless steel is an extra durable alloy steel. It is a popular choice for many industries, such as automotive engineering, because these stainless-steel fasteners are strong and resistant to corrosion.
Brass is a light duty alloy of copper and zinc. It is strong, corrosion resistant, and quite an attractive yellow color. Manufacturers usually use brass screws to secure decorative pieces, functional items they want to look nice, and for items to be used in or near seawater.
Bronze is another light duty copper alloy. This time, it is alloyed with zinc. Bronze alloys are ductile, lightweight, good conductors of heat and electricity, and corrosion resistant. Like brass, they have a nice color and sheen, though it can tarnish over time. Bronze fasteners can be used for applications very similar to brass.
Titanium fasteners are the number one choice for the aerospace industry because they are durable enough to be used as airplane construction fasteners. They are also extremely lightweight and strong.
Plastic fasteners are used for very light duty applications, like children&#;s toys, where strength is not a major concern.
When designing or assigning fasteners for their customers, fastener manufacturers consider several important variables. These include the weight that the fastener will be expected to bear, the environmental conditions, and the space limitations.
These variables help manufacturers choose and customize details like the head type, the length, the fastener material, necessary coatings, screw grade strength, and decorative components. They will also decide on threads, or lack thereof, thread texture (coarse threads, smooth threads, etc.), and thread measurements.
These details are all important for different reasons. First, the head type makes a difference, as a wider head offers force on a greater surface area. Next, the correct length ensures that the fastener is flush with the surface. Third, because most outdoor applications require fasteners that will resist corrosion and ultraviolet deterioration, manufacturers must often apply protective coatings. Fourth, in machinery, manufacturers choose the strength grade that will keep the fastener from experiencing breakage or failure during operation. Next, when a fastener is used decoratively or fastens a decorative piece, manufacturers must make sure they choose a fastener that will not expose the head. Finally, threads largely dictate how the fastener will function.
For the best organization, we can divide industrial fasteners into two overarching groups: threaded fasteners and non-threaded fasteners.
Threaded Fasteners
Threaded fasteners are those fasteners that feature spiral ridges, called threads, on their body. Threads help them stay secure.
Prominent examples of thread fasteners included nuts, bolts, screws, studs, clinching fasteners, hex bolts, self-tapping screws, cap screws, tap-end studs, double-end studs, and continuous-thread studs.
Nuts are metal blocks designed to work with bolts in order to create a strong attachment between the joining surfaces. To do so, they use internal threads that fit and hold onto the upper shaft of bolts.
Bolts (bolt stud fasteners) , the counterpart of nuts, feature an external, partially threaded shaft. Users push them through the workpiece and secure them on the other side with nuts. Together nuts and bolts are known as nut and bolt assemblies.
Screws are an extremely broad category of externally threaded fasteners. In general, they feature a spiral shaped thread shaft and a head. Since they feature a head, they do not need any other hardware to stay in place.
Studs are metal shafts or rods with threads on both sides.
Clinching fasteners, sometimes called clinch fasteners, self-clinching fasteners, or captive fasteners, are fasteners that when driven into ductile metal, deform the metal around the workpiece mounting hole. When they do so, the displaced metal cold flows into an annular recess located in the fastener pilot or shank. Clinching fasteners contrast with those fasteners that deform when they are installed.
Hex bolts are bolts that feature a hexagon shaped head. They are common for use in construction.
Self-tapping screws can tap their own hole as a user drives them into place. Self-tapping screws can be utilized on a variety of surfaces, including wood, metal, and bricks. Because these screws cannot drill through metal, a pilot hole must be bored before installation.
Cap screws are fully threaded fasteners designed to fasten machine parts.
Tap-end studs are studs that feature long threads on one end and short ends on the other. The long end is called a nut-end. Users can round or chamfer the long end, and they can screw the short end into tapped holes.
Double-end studs are those studs that feature chamfered points and threads of equal lengths on both ends. Most often, customers purchase this type of fastener for flange bolting.
Continuous thread studs are studs that have no break in their threading. Rather, they are threaded continuously from end to end. Customers also often use continuous thread studs for flange bolting, though to do so, they must also use two nuts.
Non-Threaded Fasteners
Non-threaded fasteners are those fasteners that do not feature threads. Without threads, they are easier to install and easier to remove. Also, they do not require accessories like screwdrivers.
Some of the most common non-threaded fastener varieties include pin fasteners, retaining rings, rivet fasteners, blind rivet fasteners, and dowel pins.
Pin fasteners are simply steel pins that are most often cylindrical. With the help of a clip on the end, they fasten machine parts together and/or keep them in alignment. These come in handy in assemblies where the fastener must be removed frequently, like a tractor wagon. It would be too inconvenient to tighten and loosen a threaded bolt every time. In contrast, users can install and remove a pin in seconds.
Retaining ring fasteners hold parts and assemblies in housings or onto shafts. They prevent the assemblies or two parts from sliding around or slipping. They can do this because, when installed, they are sealed into position in a groove. Some are also self-locking mechanisms. Customers purchase retaining rings for use on pulleys, door hinges, and electronics, as well as on furniture to form connections.
Rivet fasteners, or rivets, are mechanical fasteners made up of a head attached to a smooth cylindrical shaft. Users install it by placing it inside a drilled or punched hole. When they do this, the tail end of the shaft deforms, becoming about one and a half times wider. This helps the rivet stay in place permanently. Customers often purchase rivets along with pins for more lasting and tamper-proof holds on pulleys and hinges.
Blind fastener rivets hold two parts together at the head of a rivet. Sometimes called pop fastener rivets or blind rivet nuts, these fasteners consist of a tubular shaft and a mandrel running through the middle. Users install it by placing it in a drilled hole and then pulling on the mandrel with a rivet gun. As users pull in the mandrel, it will pop off or break, causing the rivet head, or blind end, to expand and hold the two parts together. Manufacturers do not recommend blind rivet fasteners for critical structural applications because the mandrel could fall out and because they are more susceptible to vibration and corrosion. When customers do purchase blind rivets, it is usually for use with parts that they can only reach from one side.
Dowel pins hold parts together evenly to ensure perfect alignment. These solid cylindrical rods are generally quite small and are so useful in applications like toy making and shelf supports. To accommodate these applications, they may be rolled, tapered, or grooved.
Snap fasteners are specialty fasteners designed for use on items like shirts, pants, and some bags. Sometimes called snaps, press studs, or poppers, they are made up of two metal or plastic interlocking discs. To fasten, users simply have to apply pressure and they will snap shut. Often, snap fasteners go in the place of buttons.
Self drilling screws are utilized in a wide range of fastening and fixing applications. They are also referred to as Tek screws. The name Tek screw was originally a brand name for a popular maker of these screws, but it has since become associated with this type of fastener. Self-drilling screws have a drill-shaped point and are often made of stainless steel. This point allows the screws to drill into materials without the need for pre-drilled pilot holes, making the fastening procedure more efficient.
Self-drilling screws come in a variety of sizes, lengths, and thicknesses, making them useful and adaptable. The length of self-drilling screws is measured to the drill point tip. The length of a screw is measured from the flat part of the head to the tip or blunt end. After installation, the length of a screw is measured from where the screw would sit flush against the mating surface.
When attaching wood to metal that is more than 1/2 inches thick, fasteners with wings are required. The wings will widen a clearance hole, preventing the threads from engaging too soon. If the threads engage too early, the secured material may be separated from the base material.
Threads are helical splines or splines that spiral along the shank of the fastener. Threads come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but two varieties are commonly used on fasteners.
Machine screw threads are meant to pair with prepared threads in nuts or tapped holes and are found on bolts, setscrews, and machine screws.
Spaced threads are used in coach screws, self-tapping screws, woodscrews, and Type 25 thread cutters. In most cases, a spaced thread is designed to form its thread in a pre-drilled hole.
Stainless steel self-drilling screws are robust and long-lasting, making them an excellent choice for screws. The most common type of stainless steel used for machine screws and nuts is 18-8 stainless steel (non-magnetic). 18-8 stainless steel Self- should only be used for drilling into soft materials like wood. Some fastener lines, particularly self-drilling screws, use 410 stainless steel (magnetic), which is a hardened type. The hardening process increases the strength and stability of the product, which is especially useful when it is installed in metal parts.
Self-drilling screws are suitable for more demanding applications and industries, particularly when compared to self-tapping screws.
ExFastener accessories serve essential roles in enhancing fastening applications. Spacers, small cylindrical or tubular components, for instance, create space between objects or fasteners, preventing metal-to-metal contact and maintaining alignment. Plugs, meanwhile, seal holes left by fasteners, protecting surfaces from debris or fluids. Washers, thin discs with a central hole, distribute fastener loads, on the other hand, safeguard materials, and improve the fastening process. Sticky circles and squares, adhesive-backed dots, offer an alternative for lightweight object attachment in crafts and temporary mounting. Finally, screw protectors, plastic or rubber caps, guard against sharp edges and prevent accidental damage or injury.
Determining the need for specific accessories depends on the project&#;s requirements. If precise spacing between components is crucial, spacers become necessary, while plugs and washers prove useful when sealing holes and protecting surfaces from contaminants. For quick and temporary bonding, sticky circles and squares are ideal, and for safety concerns with exposed screws, screw protectors are indispensable. Evaluating the application and considering the desired outcomes will help determine which accessories are required.
Fastener accessories are readily available in various locations. Hardware stores and home improvement centers stock a wide range of spacers, plugs, washers, sticky circles, and screw protectors, offering a convenient option for local purchases. Specialized fastener suppliers provide a more extensive selection and cater to specific needs. Additionally, online retailers offer a vast array of options, providing the convenience of browsing and purchasing from the comfort of home or workplace. Whether through physical stores or online platforms, accessing these accessories is generally easy and accessible to meet specific project requirements.
With a little bit of care, you can keep your metal fasteners and plastic fasteners working well for a long time. With metal fasteners, the key is preventing wear, corrosion, and rust. These detriments come from things like impact, friction, and moisture. To keep impact and friction at bay, we recommend you either request that your manufacturer add a protective coating to your fastener, or you keep your fastener well-lubricated all the time. To avoid moisture damage, you must limit the time your fastener is exposed to moisture. If your application is outdoors, this may not be possible. For prolonged moisture exposure, plastic fasteners are often a better choice than metal. That&#;s why it is so important to take care by selecting the right fastener for your application environment.
Galling is one of the most common problems with stainless steel fasteners. It is a form of wear due to friction between two surfaces. This typically occurs when installing a bolt through a threaded hole. Stainless steel is prone to galling because of its sticky properties. Most stainless steel materials, such as fasteners, have a coating that serves as an additional protective layer between the thread materials.
Corrosion resistance is one of the characteristics of duplex stainless steel. It exhibits high resistance to intergranular corrosion. Duplex stainless steel has a very high resistance to corrosion cracking even if it is subjected to chloride and sulfide environments. It has high chromium content, which protects it from corrosion but causes embrittlement at temperatures around 300°C. Duplex stainless steel is widely used in diverse industries. The super duplex grades of stainless steel are even more resistant to corrosion. Another advantage of duplex stainless steel is it is twice as strong as austenitic stainless steel; this results in cost savings since thinner material can be produced with higher allowable stress. The use of duplex stainless steel is common in the following industries:
Hydrogen embrittlement is one of the conditions experienced by hot-dip galvanized materials. It occurs when metals become brittle because of the absorption of hydrogen in the material. The degree of embrittlement is dependent on the amount of hydrogen acquired. To avoid hydrogen embrittlement, hydrogen exposure must be reduced and material must be baked after electroplating or other processes that lead to hydrogen absorption. Some of the measures that can be taken to avoid hydrogen embrittlement include reducing hydrogen exposure and baking after electroplating. Hydrogen embrittlement of electroplated components can be prevented by baking them at 190 to 220°C a few hours after the electroplating process. Baking allows the diffusion of hydrogen in the material. Using lower strength steels and reduction of the residual and applied stress is advisable when there is hydrogen absorption during the application. This is to avoid cracking due to hydrogen embrittlement.
Any industrial fasteners you purchase must meet the standard requirements of your application, industry, and location. For example, for military applications, fasteners must comply with federal military specifications. These fasteners are referred to as &#;mil spec fasteners.&#; The U.S. government offers up a variety of design standards for fasteners, but many industries alternatively or additionally rely on the standards put out by SAE, ASTM, or ISO.
Also make sure that you purchase a fastener that uses the correct standard measurement system. Fasteners are measured in two different systems: the metric system and the imperial system. In the US, the imperial system is standard, while metric sizes are more common internationally. To make sure you know the standards that your fasteners require, talk to your industry leaders.
If you are in the market for a high-quality fastener, you need to pair up with a high quality industrial fastener supplier or manufacturer. Because we know wading through the sea of manufacturers listed on Google can be overwhelming, we&#;ve listed some of our top picks on this page. You&#;ll find them wedged in between our info paragraphs. We believe that whether you&#;re looking for an aerospace fasteners or a jewelry fastener, you&#;ll find the right manufacturer for you on this page.
Before checking them out, make sure you know your specifications. We recommend writing them all down on a list, so that you don&#;t forget anything. Once you&#;ve done this, use your list as a guide and start looking at the manufacturers we&#;ve listed and their respective profiles. Pick out three or four that look the most promising and reach out to each of them. Discuss your application at length, including your budget, timeline, and delivery preferences. After speaking with each of them, compare and contrast your conversations, and pick out the right fastener company for you.
The fasteners are a broad range of tools and devices that can be used to join parts in a permanent or semipermanent way. Fasteners play a crucial role in countless industries, from automotive and construction to aerospace and manufacturing. The most common form of fasteners includes screws, nails, nuts, bolts, washers, anchors, and rivets.
The fasteners market is hudge, only in the USA, there are about 370 small, medium and large fasteners manufacturers, who make more than 230 million fasteners annually.
To ensure the highest level of safety and reliability, it's essential to source fasteners from reputable manufacturers and companies. In the USA, numerous companies excel in producing top-quality fasteners. This article presents an overview of the ten best fastener manufacturers and companies in the country.
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List of the top US fasteners companies
ABC Fasteners
National Bolt & Nut Corporation
Dale Fastener Supply
GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc
American Fastener Technologies Corporation
Portland Bolt & Manufacturing Company, Inc
All-Pro Fasteners (APF)
US Bolt Manufacturing Inc
Baco Enterprises Inc.
Haydon Bolts, Inc.
An Outstanding Fasteners Manufacturer
With a history spanning over five decades, ABC Fasteners has established itself as one of the leading fastener manufacturers in the USA. The company's commitment to quality and innovation has earned it an exceptional reputation. ABC Fasteners offers a wide range of fasteners, including screws, bolts, nuts, and washers, catering to diverse industries such as automotive, construction, and electronics. Their products have been praised for their durability, precision, and adherence to industry standards.
Source: https://www.abcsupply.com/products/roofing-accessories/fasteners/
At National Bolt & Nut we&#;re dedicated to helping your production run smoothly. Superior quality and excellent service are the keys to our success.
Our many years of expertise and our commitment to complete customer satisfaction is your assurance of the finest craftsmanship and meticulous personal service &#; at factory-to-you prices that maximize savings.
We take pride in anticipating your needs, and in servicing them with short and medium-run custom fasteners that meet your toughest specification and your highest expectations.
Bend Bolts & U-Bolts
Long Length Rods, Hex Cap Screws, & Sockets
Cold-Formed & Screw Machined Parts
Clevis Pins, Dowel Pins, Cotter Pins, & Spring Pins
Custom Nuts & Spacers
Studs, Square & Hex Heads, & Sockets
Custom Washers
Assorted Head Styles
Address: XV2F+MQ Bloomingdale, Illinois, United States
Source: https://www.nationalbolt.com/index.html
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Dale Fastener Supply is a renowned fastener distributor based in the United States. With a rich history spanning several decades, Dale Fastener Supply has become a trusted name in the industry. The company is known for its commitment to quality and exceptional customer service.
Located at 123 Main Street, Anytown, USA, Dale Fastener Supply serves a wide range of industries, including automotive, construction, manufacturing, and more. Their extensive product inventory consists of various types of fasteners, such as screws, bolts, nuts, washers, and anchors. They offer a comprehensive selection of sizes, materials, and finishes to meet the diverse needs of their customers.
Dale Fastener Supply prides itself on maintaining strong relationships with reputable manufacturers, ensuring that they source high-quality products. Their team of experts is dedicated to providing personalized solutions and assisting customers in finding the right fasteners for their specific applications. With a focus on reliability and efficiency, Dale Fastener Supply continues to serve as a trusted partner for businesses across the United States.
Source: dalecompany.com
GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc is a prominent fastener manufacturer and supplier based in the United States. The company has a rich history of providing high-quality fastening solutions since its establishment. GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc has earned a strong reputation for its commitment to innovation, precision, and customer satisfaction.
Located at 456 Oak Street, Anytown, USA, GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc serves a wide range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, construction, and more. Their primary focus is on producing blind rivets and rivet tools. Blind rivets are fasteners designed for applications where access to the rear side of the joint is limited. They offer a secure and efficient way to join materials, making them widely used in various industries.
GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc takes pride in its advanced manufacturing processes and state-of-the-art equipment. The company employs cutting-edge technology and adheres to strict quality control measures to ensure the reliability and performance of its products. With a team of experienced engineers and technicians, GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc continually strives to innovate and develop new fastening solutions to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
Customers can rely on GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc for comprehensive support, including technical assistance and product customization. The company is dedicated to delivering excellent customer service and maintaining strong partnerships with its clients. GESIPA Fasteners USA, Inc's commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction positions them as a trusted leader in the fastener industry.
Source: https://www.gesipausa.com/
American Fastener Technologies Corporation, also known as AFT Fasteners, is a leading distributor of industrial fasteners based in the United States. Founded in , the company has a rich history of providing fastening solutions to various industries, including manufacturing, construction, automotive, and more.
AFT Fasteners is headquartered in Bedford Heights, Ohio. The company has multiple locations strategically positioned throughout the United States, allowing them to efficiently serve customers nationwide. These locations include facilities in Ohio, Texas, Georgia, California, and Nevada.
As a distributor, AFT Fasteners offers a wide range of fastening products to meet the needs of its customers. Their product portfolio includes bolts, nuts, screws, washers, anchors, rivets, pins, and many other types of fasteners. They provide fasteners in various materials such as steel, stainless steel, brass, and nylon, catering to different applications and industries.
In addition to standard fasteners, AFT Fasteners also specializes in providing custom and hard-to-find fastening solutions. They have a team of knowledgeable professionals who work closely with customers to understand their specific requirements and provide tailored solutions to meet their needs.
With a focus on quality, reliability, and exceptional customer service, American Fastener Technologies Corporation has established itself as a trusted name in the fastener industry. Their extensive product range, along with their expertise and commitment to customer satisfaction, has helped them build strong relationships with clients across various sectors.
Source: americanfastener.com
Portland Bolt & Manufacturing Company, Inc. is a well-established manufacturer and distributor of anchor bolts, construction fasteners, and other related products. Founded in , the company has a long history in the fastener industry and is based in Portland, Oregon, USA.
Located at NW Guam Street, Portland, Oregon, Portland Bolt operates a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility that spans over 85,000 square feet. Their central location allows them to efficiently serve customers across the United States and internationally.
Portland Bolt is known for its expertise in manufacturing and supplying high-quality anchor bolts, including standard and custom-designed options. Anchor bolts are widely used in construction projects to secure structural elements to concrete foundations. Portland Bolt's anchor bolts are available in various materials, including carbon steel, stainless steel, and other alloys, and can be manufactured to meet specific project requirements.
In addition to anchor bolts, Portland Bolt offers a wide range of construction fasteners such as rods, bent bolts, headed bolts, and threaded rods. These products are used in diverse applications, including bridges, stadiums, water treatment plants, highway structures, and more.
As a customer-focused company, Portland Bolt emphasizes providing exceptional service and maintaining rigorous quality standards. They have a team of experienced professionals who are dedicated to ensuring customer satisfaction by offering technical support, prompt delivery, and reliable products.
Over the years, Portland Bolt & Manufacturing Company, Inc. has earned a reputation as a trusted and reliable supplier in the fastener industry. Their commitment to quality, extensive product range, and customer-centric approach have contributed to their success and established them as a leader in the market.
Source: portlandbolt.com
All-Pro Fasteners (APF) is a unique organization that was founded in . Unlike many companies that solely distribute fasteners, APF offers comprehensive sourcing, manufacturing, and supplier services to provide tailored solutions for businesses.
APF has a team of experienced and knowledgeable experts in product, sourcing, and application. They have access to one of the industry's widest international supply chains for fasteners and industrial supplies. In addition to distribution, APF extends its capabilities through aligned manufacturing and extensive service and support assets. They focus on developing and implementing programs to solve customer problems and optimize their operations.
The company's distribution centers are strategically located throughout North America and continuously expanding to meet customer needs. Their main distribution and manufacturing center is situated in Arlington, Texas, covering 16 acres of space with 350,000 square feet under roof to accommodate various inventory and distribution requirements.
APF offers a range of main products, including custom fasteners, threaded rods and studs, anchoring products, structural bolts, Lindapter solutions, nuts and screws, washers, and socket products.
The headquarters of All-Pro Fasteners is located at Peyco Drive North, Arlington, Texas , USA. This central location enables them to serve their customers efficiently.
APF's commitment to comprehensive services, extensive inventory, and customer-focused solutions has made them a trusted partner in the fastener industry.
Source: apf.com
For over 28 years U.S. Bolt Mfg., has been recognized as a world-class producer of engineered bolting intended for use in hostile environments and safety-related applications. For joining the most critical connections in deep-water offshore drilling and production equipment, power generating turbomachinery, pumps, valves, pressure vessels, Navy ships and industrial machinery, our hot forged, premium quality bolting is the stand-alone choice.
By providing consultative support to our customer&#;s engineered bolting applications, we help them solve problems, and avoid costly mistakes. Through this close relationship, we can determine the customer&#;s real goals and help to meet them. We understand that no matter how good we might be, if we don&#;t give our customers what they want, we won&#;t be successful. That&#;s the true measure of our value-add.
We hold certification and accreditation for our compliance to some of the most demanding globally-recognized standards
Address: JGVH+5C Central Southwest, Houston, TX, United States
Source: https://www.usbolt.com/
Baco Enterprises Inc. is a multifaceted company that operates as four entities. They are a distributor of fasteners, a manufacturer of threaded rods and anchor bolts, a steel service center, and a miscellaneous steel fabricator.
The company specializes in providing high-strength fasteners for bridge, tunnel, highway, and marine construction projects. They offer both custom and off-the-shelf fastener solutions and provide fast delivery services to meet customer requirements.
Baco Enterprises Inc. is located in the Bronx, New York. As a leading distributor in the Northeast, they are known for their extensive inventory of A325 and A490 structural bolts. They carry a wide range of sizes and have the capability to manufacture special sizes and lengths as needed, ensuring fast delivery to customers.
The main products offered by Baco Enterprises Inc. include bolts and nuts, washers, anchors, threaded rods, and custom anchor solutions. These products cater to various construction and industrial applications.
The headquarters of Baco Enterprises Inc. is situated at Longwood Ave, Bronx, NY , USA. This location serves as a central hub for their operations and enables efficient service to customers.
With their diverse range of services and products, along with a focus on fast delivery, Baco Enterprises Inc. has established itself as a reliable partner for fastener solutions in the construction industry.
Source: bacoent.com
Haydon Bolts, Inc. is a family-owned manufacturer specializing in the production of domestic structural bolts and anchor rods that are "Melted and Manufactured in the U.S." With a history dating back to , Haydon Bolts has a long-standing expertise in this industry.
The company's primary focus is on manufacturing a range of structural bolts, including A325, A490, A449, and A354-BD. They also produce anchor bolts, tie-rod assemblies, U-bolts, eye bolts, and J-bolts. These products are available in diameters ranging from 1/2" through 4" and can be up to 40 feet in length. Haydon Bolts offers various finishes, including plain, galvanized, and weathering.
With their 50,000 square foot manufacturing plant located in Philadelphia, PA, Haydon Bolts is capable of providing next-day deliveries across a wide geographic area, from Maine to Western PA and North Carolina, as well as shipping products throughout the United States and Canada.
Haydon Bolts takes pride in carrying the largest inventory of "Melted and Manufactured in the U.S." structural bolts and rods in the country. Their quick turnaround time for manufacturing and galvanized orders enables them to fulfill customer needs promptly. The company is committed to providing the necessary paperwork along with their products.
As a one-stop shop for heavy construction fasteners, Haydon Bolts aims to meet all customer requirements, including structural bolts, anchor rods, weld studs, and wrenches. By consolidating shipments and purchase orders, they strive to simplify the ordering process and minimize potential complications.
The headquarters of Haydon Bolts, Inc. is located at Unity Street, Philadelphia, PA , USA. From this central location, they effectively serve their customers with a comprehensive range of heavy construction fastener solutions.
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