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The Elgin Fastener Group is a combination of four U.S. fastener manufacturers who provide special fasteners, such as long length/small diameter thru-bolts; precision tolerance bolts for power train applications; Military Spec bolts; and special assembly fasteners for durable goods and industrial use.
Ford Fasteners, Inc. is a leading provider of 410 stainless steel fasteners and screws. We offer self-drilling screws, thread-cutting screws type "F", tapping screws type A, self-piercing screws. EPDM washers available on many fasteners. We have a huge inventory of screws for immediate delivery nationwide.
Exact Industries is an industrial fastener distributor with more than just a warehouse. We offer services like bin stocking and just-in-time inventory. Whether you are looking for metric fasteners, stainless steel fasteners or anything in between, we are sure to find the right product for your needs.
Any fastener you need, we have! At A & J Fastener Corp., we specialize in non-standard industrial fasteners. Choose from metric fasteners, specialty fasteners, stainless fasteners, screws, nuts and bolts, and so much more. Volume discounts are offered with same-day shipping anywhere in the U.S.
Leading the fastener industry for more than 80 years with our extensive line of superior industrial fasteners: high quality hex nuts, locknuts, flange nuts, nut & washer assemblies, weld nuts, pipe plugs, etc. Greater selection, better cost control, long-lasting products, excellent customization services.
Blue Ribbon Fastener distributes a complete line of standard & special fasteners in every material: metal screws, nuts, bolts, washers of all sizes & head styles. We are knowledgeable & standing by to help you with your order! Part numbering, special kits, packaging & inventory are our specialty.
Our specialty is in the importing of specialty fasteners and industrial hardware. At United Fasteners & Hardware our choice of industrial fasteners include screws, nuts, spring steel fasteners, self-clinching fasteners and more. Let us be your source for all hardware and fastener needs.
With in-house manufacturing, Qualified Fasteners is the source for standard & custom U.S. made specialty fasteners. We work with all materials, including carbon steel, brass & plastic nylon, and we specialize in custom orders. Just give us a drawing or print & we can machine the screw you need!
Manufacturing the highest quality precision fasteners is what Cornell Industries has done for 60 years. Custom work is our focus, including brass inserts, screws, connectors, self-locking nuts, metric & electrical fasteners, knurled nuts, custom finishes & more. Come see the difference with Cornell.
Semi-conductor, aerospace, scientific & petrochemical OEMs go to Ocean State Stainless for specialized & custom non-ferrous fasteners in stainless steel, aluminum, plastic & more. We are experienced manufacturers for corrosion resistance, strength, temperature & all those hard-to-find fasteners.
Plastic fasteners are connective mechanisms used to join and secure materials together. Plastic fasteners, although they have a low resistance to UV radiation, provide a popular alternative to traditional metal fasteners. Common components of children's toys, plastic fasteners are also used to help make appliances and automobiles.
Plastic fasteners offer the benefits of being durable, economical, efficient, and aesthetically appealing. They are available in a wide range of colors and sizes. Fasteners constructed from plastic also offer the advantage of being resistant to corrosion, shock, and vibration. Plastic fasteners are available in different plastic materials, fastener head types, colors, and panel ranges.
Plastic fasteners can be broken down into two main types: threaded industrial fasteners and non-threaded industrial fasteners. Threaded plastic fasteners, such as nuts, bolts and screws, contain spiral ridges called threads, which aid in the fastener’s attachment. Continuous-thread studs, with two nuts applied and threading from end to end, are often used for flange bolting. Tap-end studs, in contrast, have a short thread on one end, used for screwing into a tapped hole, and a longer thread on the other. This longer end, called a nut-end, may have either a chamfered or round point. Double-end studs, another type of threaded plastic fasteners, have equal-length threads on both ends with chamfered points. This type is primarily used for flange bolting or other applications in which torching from both ends is necessary.
Non-threaded plastic fasteners, such as rivet plastic fasteners, ring plastic fasteners, and pin plastic fasteners, do not contain threads. These plastic fasteners can be quickly assembled and removed from components and do not need extra plastic fastening hardware. Bind plastic fastener rivets, or pop plastic fastener rivets, are inserted into a pre-drilled hole and a rivet gun pulls on a headed-shaft that passes through the rivet. The shaft breaks or “pops,” leaving a bulge on the head of the rivet, which holds the two parts together. Dowel pins can be straight, tapered, rolled or grooved and provide perfect alignment, holding parts in absolute relation to one another. Most retaining rings need a groove to seal them into position and are stamped both internally and externally. While some of them may be self-locking, both kinds are used to keep parts from slipping or sliding apart.
