Fasteners

Uniform diameter the entire length of the shaft with a flat end.

Screws that create their own thread but typically requires a pilot hole. Also known as sheet metal screws.

Screws that drill, tap, and fasten in a single operation. Also known as TEK screws.

Very strong fasteners that are generally used to connect heavy materials such as lumber. Also known as lag bolts.

Screws that are hammered into the material like nails but offers the holding power of fasteners. Also known as Type U drive screws or hammer screws.

Headless fasteners with a lag thread at both ends. Also known as hanger bolts.

Screws used to join thin metal together or metal to other materials.

Precision fasteners with superior strength and holding power.

Screw retained in a panel that remains attached when loosened to prevent lost hardware during frequent removal.

Bolts with hexagonal heads used in construction and machine assemblies.

Bolts with square or ribbed neck that prevents the bolt from turning when the nut is installed or removed.

Bolts that meet specific ASTM standards that are rated for high load applications to make structural connections.

Bolts with washer like flange underneath the head of the screw. Also known as washer bolts.

Bolt that is threaded on both ends to add an external thread to a wooden surface.

Bolt that can be used with hex nuts or tapped holes.

Heavy duty bolts that sit flush with the surface and has a square neck to prevent turning when installing the nut.

Square head design that makes it easy for the operator to grip the bolt when installing the nut.

Bolts with thin and flat head to sit flush against the surface to prevent obstructions within confined spaces.

Bolts with an oversized head and fins underneath the head. Commonly used in wood and marine applications.

Bolts with wide round head and square neck. Commonly used as climbing steps in utitlity poles and towers.

Flat washers evenly distribute the load of a screw or fastener, preventing damage and wear to the surface being fixed.

Prevent nuts and bolts from loosening due to movement and temperature changes.

Sealing washers create a tight seal around fasteners to prevent fluids and gases from leaking.

Designed with a cupped head & flared profile that forms a smooth, decorative seat for screw heads.

Designed with a cylindrical shoulder that protrudes from a flat washer base to isolate, space, or insulate components within a mounting hole.

Hex nuts are tightened onto a bolt or threaded rod to securely join materials together, and are widely used across a variety of applications and industries.

Distribute pressure evenly when fastening, ideal for securing screws in non-standard or oversized holes.

Ideal for applications that require frequent adjustments or tool-free fastening.

Conceal and protect protruding screw threads while fastening parts together.

Prevent bolted connections from loosening.

Designed with a square spring cage that holds a loose nut for easy alignment.

Designed with a thin hex shape for locking against another nut.

Designed with a ridged or knurled ring that bites into sheet metal to stay in place.

Designed with a long hex body that provides extended threads for joining rods.

Designed with a thin profile and precise threading for use with machine screws.

Designed with a collapsible body that deforms to create internal threads in thin materials.

Designed with a four‑sided shape that resists rotation when tightened against a surface.

Designed with a flat flange and rear‑mounted prongs to anchor into wood or composite materials.

Designed with a weldable base that allows permanent attachment to metal surfaces.

Designed with a reinforced hex body to withstand high clamping loads on wheel assemblies.

Designed with a spring‑steel body that clips securely onto panels or channels, spring nuts provide quick, reliable threaded fastening without drilling or welding.

Essential for securing & stabilizing structures and components in a wide range of applications.

Self-retaining hollow pins that compress to absorb shock and vibration.

Longitudinally grooved pins that expand for a tight interference fit.

Tapered solid pins for precise shaft-to-hub alignment.

Precision-ground solid pins for accurate alignment and positioning.

Split-body locking pins for securing nuts and bolts.

Spring-loaded ball-lock pins for quick positioning changes.

Push-button pins for fast, tool-free assembly and disassembly.

Spring-actuated pins with positive snap-in locking action.

Cylindrical pivot pins for clevis and linkage connections.

Flush-mount pins without heads for unobstructed assemblies.

Wire-formed pins for heavy-duty equipment fastening.

Heavy-duty pins for towing and hitch connections.

Spring wire clips for light-duty shaft retention.

Self-locking ring pins for quick, tool-free securing.

Unique pin designs for specialized applications.

Commonly known as Pop rivets. Allow objects to be fastened together when only one side can be accessed or seen.

Threaded tubes to connect, separate, or position parts in assembles.

Unthreaded hollow tubes that connect components while maintaining a fixed distance between them.

Suited for general purpose use.

Suited for low voltage cables, wires, and cords.

Suited for inuslated cables, wires, and cords.