Every product below is manufactured or sourced under our own incoming inspection, and every item can be supplied with a dimensional and hardness report. Filter by category, or search a standard number such as DIN 933, a size such as M12, or a material.
The most widely used bolt in general engineering. Fully threaded shank, cold forged head, rolled thread for higher fatigue strength. Supplied with matching DIN 934 nuts and DIN 125 washers as a set.
Unthreaded shank absorbs shear load and allows the bolt to clamp over a thicker joint without losing thread engagement. Preferred for structural and machine connections.
High tensile socket screw with a machined cylindrical head, allowing a compact, recessed joint. Hex socket drives to high torque without cam-out. Ideal for tooling, dies and machinery.
Integrated serrated flange spreads load and resists vibration, removing the need for a separate washer. Common in automotive and appliance assembly where assembly speed matters.
For steel-to-steel structural connections. Supplied with heavy hex nut and hardened washer per set, in tension-control (TC) or large hex configuration with torque coefficient tested.
Threaded at both ends with a plain centre section, used where the joint must be dismantled frequently or where only one side is accessible. B7 / B8 grades for flange work.
Round head with a square neck that locks into timber and stops rotation, so only one wrench is needed. Standard choice for wooden structures, fencing and playground equipment.
90 degree countersunk head sits flush with the surface, giving a clean finish with no protruding head. Used in tooling, machine covers and precision assemblies.
Standard hexagon nut with metric coarse thread, tapped to 6H tolerance and thread-gauged batch by batch. Available as a matched set with any bolt we supply.
A nylon collar grips the thread and provides prevailing torque that resists vibration. Reusable several times. The default choice for machinery exposed to shock and vibration.
Entirely metal construction with a deformed top thread, so it survives temperatures that would destroy a nylon insert. Used in exhaust systems, engines and high temperature plant.
Serrated flange replaces a separate washer, speeds up assembly and provides a larger bearing face on thin sheet. Widely used in automotive and appliance lines.
Matched nut for A325 / A490 structural bolts, with the higher proof load and thicker section required by the standard. Supplied as a set with the bolt and hardened washer.
Two wings allow tightening and releasing by hand without tools. Ideal for equipment that is adjusted or dismantled frequently, such as display stands and filters.
Domed cap covers the exposed thread end, giving a finished appearance and protection from injury or corrosion. Common on furniture, railings and consumer products.
Projection welded onto sheet metal to provide a permanent threaded boss. Three or four projections give reliable welds on thin gauge steel without burn-through.
Cross recess pan head self-tapping screw with a sharp point, case hardened so it cuts its own thread in sheet steel, plastics and wood. The volume workhorse of assembly lines.
Countersunk head sits flush with the panel surface, used for cladding, panels and any application where a protruding head is not acceptable.
Hex washer head combines the drive and the bearing flange in one part. Driven by socket or nut runner for fast, torque-controlled assembly.
Drill point drills through steel up to 6 mm then forms its own thread, removing the need to pre-drill. Wings under the head enlarge the hole in timber so panels are pulled down tight.
Fine or coarse thread drywall screw with a bugle head that dimples the board without tearing the paper. Coarse thread for timber studs, fine thread for metal studs.
Fully threaded screw for use with a nut or a tapped hole. Clean pan head, available in brass for electrical and decorative use.
Heavy duty wood screw with a hexagonal head for wrench driving and a coarse thread that bites deep into timber. Used for sleepers, pallets and timber construction.
Partial thread with a sharp point and a reduced shank on longer sizes, designed for particle board and MDF furniture without splitting the panel.
General purpose washer that spreads bolt load over a larger area and protects the clamped surface from galling. Punched from cold rolled or galvanized coil.
Oversized outside diameter for soft materials, slotted holes and thin sheet where a standard washer would simply dish into the joint.
Split helical washer that stores elastic energy and maintains tension as the joint settles, resisting loosening from vibration. Hardness tested in every batch.
External or internal teeth bite into the mating surfaces to provide electrical continuity and prevent rotation. Common in earthing and electronic assemblies.
Tapered bore compensates for the slope of channel and I-beam flanges, giving the bolt head a square, flat bearing surface.
Fully threaded rod in 1 m, 2 m and 3 m lengths, straight, chamfered and thread-gauged. Used for hanging services, supports and cut-to-length studding.
Threaded at both ends with a defined plain centre length, so two components can be clamped from opposite sides. B7 for high temperature flange service.
Corrosion resistant rod for marine, food processing and chemical environments. Passivated after threading and marked with grade and heat number for traceability.
Machine-cut trapezoidal thread used for linear motion and load transfer rather than fastening. Supplied with or without matching bronze nut, straightness checked.
Sleeve anchor body expands against the concrete as the nut is tightened, allowing the fixture to be removed and refitted. Includes nut and washer.
Clip at the bottom end bites into the concrete wall as the stud is drawn in. High pull-out capacity for static loads in cracked and non-cracked concrete.
Expansion cone draws into the sleeve internally, so only a shallow hole depth is needed and the anchor sits flush. Popular for curtain wall and bracket fixing.
Threaded stud bonded into the drilled hole with epoxy or vinyl ester resin. Works in cracked concrete and close to free edges where mechanical anchors cannot be used.
Nylon or polypropylene plug that expands in masonry and lightweight block. Supplied with or without screw, in white, grey or colour to match the market.
Bent from round bar with rolled threads and two nuts supplied, in standard or long leg form. Used to clamp pipes, tubes and round sections to supports.
Worm drive or bolt type clamp for hose, duct and pipe connections, with a galvanized or stainless band and a slotted screw housing that will not strip.
Steel plate with welded threaded studs or anchors, cast into concrete to provide a fixing point for later steelwork. Welds inspected and dimensionally reported.
Rail clamps, mid clamps, hook bolts, base plates and L-feet for rooftop and ground mount PV systems, hot dip galvanized for 25 year outdoor exposure.
Cast into precast concrete elements to provide a certified lifting point for transport and erection. Proof load tested and marked with the WLL.
Drop forged shackle with a screw pin or safety bolt, marked with its working load limit and proof load tested batch by batch. For lifting, towing and mooring.
Body with left and right hand threads so the assembly can be shortened or lengthened under tension. Used for guy wires, bracing and structural tensioning.
U-bolt and saddle combination that forms a loop termination on wire rope. Malleable iron or steel, with the correct number of clips per termination specified.
Forged or bent ring on a threaded shank, providing a permanent lifting or anchorage point. Rotating ring nuts allow the eye to align with the load direction.
Forged hook with a safety latch, marked with its WLL and proof load tested. Slip hook, clevis or eye configuration to match your sling.
Grade 80 and Grade 100 alloy steel short link chain for slings and hoists, with matching hooks, master links and connectors supplied as a certified assembly.
Special head shapes, undercut shanks, extra-long lengths and multi-step diameters made from your drawing or sample. First-article sample approved before mass production.
Cold heading is cheaper and stronger than machining for high volume small parts. We form special pins, rivets, connectors, terminals and shaped fasteners on multi-station headers.
Progressive die stamping for brackets, clips, terminals, washers and cover plates. In-house tooling keeps mould cost down and lead time short.
Precision turned parts for small and medium volumes where tolerances are tight or the geometry can not be forged. Dimensional report supplied with each lot.
Hot forged and cast components with secondary machining, for parts too large or too complex for cold heading. Includes heat treatment and surface finishing.