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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.
Founded in 1918, we are sure to meet your industrial fastener needs. Our wide array of screws includes socket screws, cap screws, shoulder screws, metric screws, button head, flat head & hex head screws, socket cap & socket set screws, transfer screws and more. Stainless, alloy and other varieties.
As a distributor and importer of reliable products from the US and overseas, Blue Ribbon Fasteners offers a vast inventory of standard and special bolts, nuts, washers and head types in virtually any material. Some fasteners include: cap-drywall-machine-drive screws, military spec items, u-bolts and much more.
CalBolt has been providing industrial fasteners since 1976. We offer a great selection of products including screws, metric fasteners, nuts, anchors, rivets and more. Since 2002 we have offered custom manufacturing to your specifications. Our prices and service are unbeatable-check us out!
Founded in 1982, PENCOM is a leading supplier & manufacturer of industrial fasteners & thermal management products. We can produce latches, screws, spacers, nuts & other hardware. In addition, we offer OEM heat sink components. We are ISO 9001:2000 certified & handle high-volume production.
GATEWAY Screw & Rivet, Inc. has been manufacturing industrial fasteners since 1954. We are your source for hard-to-find items such as specialty screws, shoulder bolts, collar studs and more. We handle high-volume specialty items and on-site engineering services. Our quality control is ISO certified.
World Fasteners keeps things from coming apart at the seams with over 195 million fasteners in stock. Plus, we can custom manufacture to your particular specs in any finish or material. Bolts, screws, cap screws, nuts, pins, washers, rivets, electronic components & more. Reliable service, quality & value.
FTC is regarded by many aerospace leaders as a preferred supplier of industrial fasteners. We make a variety of innovative standard & custom high-strength aerospace fasteners & captive fasteners, such as our Magic Groove™ fully retractable, structural captive screw. World class quality in record time.
Screws are externally-threaded fasteners consisting of a spiral-shaped shaft and a head. The shaft fits into a work piece and is held in place by the head. A screw is technically a metal pin with incised threads and a broad slotted head that can be driven as a fastener by turning with a screwdriver. Screws can be found in various materials including steel, stainless steel, bonze, brass, titanium, zinc, and chromium.
The main application for screws is as threaded fasteners. Threaded industrial fasteners, including screws, contain spiral ridges called threads, which aid in the fastener’s attachment. A thread formed on the top of the head is specifically formed to mate with a screwdriver. The two main types of screws, machine and wood screws, are both made of metal. They differ in that machine screws have a constant diameter and join with nuts while wood screws are tapered and grip to the actual wood surface.
The threads on a screw can run right handed or left, tapered, straight, or parallel. Right-hand threads refer to screws that tighten when turned clockwise, while left-hand threads refer to screws that tighten when turned counter-clockwise.
