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Global manufacturer Stalcop specializes in cold heading, cold forming & impact extrusion. We meet your needs with specialty cold formed parts, combining cold forming with secondary operations such as CNC machining & assembly. With over 100 years combined experience, count on us for quality & lower prices!
As a manufacturer of cold headed parts, Grandeur Fasteners can design your aircraft and aerospace special fasteners. Cold headed screws, cold headed fasteners, steel pins and special bolts, sized up to 3/4" in diameter and 9" long. The materials we use are low cost but high quality.
Sussex Wire specializes in cold headed parts, cold formed parts, cold headed pins, cold headed wire forms & more. We have products in stainless steel with capabilities of producing precision parts from wire & strip. We have a zero parts per million defect commitment which equals superior quality.
Since 1957, Seaway has produced quality pipe plugs, drain plugs and special fasteners for a variety of applications. We provide custom manufactured long & extra long cold headed fasteners as well as bolts, studs, solid rivets in steel, stainless steel, brass and aluminum. Short runs & short lead times.
LEP Special Fasteners is ISO/TS 16949:2002-certified. We specialize in producing standard & custom ferrous, nonferrous and special alloy fasteners & build-to-print large diameter fasteners. Fastener sizes from ¼”-1-¼” diameter & ½”-10” length—available in various styles, materials and finishes.
Cold headed fasteners are connective mechanisms manufactured by the cold heading process, a procedure that uses pressure to form metal parts without heat. The cold heading process has many advantages over the traditional metalworking processes, as it offers consistency, a low quantity of wasted metal, and a quick production rate.
Cold headed fasteners are formed by the tool and die process. During this process, a gripping die holds the cylindrical metal blank while an indented punch is used to form the metal into the desired shape. In order to bend the metal blank into the head, the force must exceed the elastic limit or the metal material.
The cold heading process is used to make the heads on cylindrical parts, like screws and bolts, that are called fasteners. These parts have this name because they secure two components together.
Cold headed fasteners have been formed by a similar process for over a century. Today’s cold headed fasteners are manufactured by automated equipment that can produce numerous fasteners per minute. Cold forming is not practical for the manufacture of complex parts, but it is an economical solution for producing simple parts like metal fasteners.
