Running out of the right fastener can bring a project, repair, or production line to a halt. Discover eight ways businesses can improve fastener inventory management, reduce costs, prevent shortages, and keep operations moving.
Choosing the right fastener affects the strength, reliability, and lifespan of an assembly. Learn when to use bolts, screws, nuts, and rivets, what materials work best in different environments, and which factors businesses should consider before ordering industrial fasteners.
Choosing the wrong fastener can lead to corrosion, costly repairs, installation problems, downtime, and premature failure. Discover seven common fastener selection mistakes businesses should avoid and why choosing the right hardware for the application can save time and money.
Choosing the right screw involves much more than length and diameter. Learn about 12 common types of screws, their applications, and how to select the right fastener for the job.
Choosing a fastener involves much more than finding the correct size. Learn how material, strength, threads, environment, finish, installation requirements, and other factors can help determine the right fastener for your application.
Many equipment failures begin with something as simple as the wrong bolt or an improperly installed fastener. Learn five real-world fastener failures and how the right products can prevent costly downtime and repairs.
The wrong fastener can cost far more than its purchase price. Learn how selecting the right hardware helps prevent failures, downtime, and expensive repairs.
Cheap fasteners may save money upfront, but they can lead to equipment failure, downtime, and costly repairs. Learn why quality hardware matters.
Phillips head screws remain one of the most versatile and trusted fastening solutions for construction, manufacturing, maintenance, and repair projects. Learn why they continue to be a smart choice and explore quality options from Allied Bolt and Screw.
Start the New Year strong with Allied Bolt & Screw—trusted fasteners, dependable inventory, and expert support for every build.
Allied Bolt & Screw Corp. carries a large inventory of Brass fasteners due to the broad customer base that requires them. Brass fasteners are hardware components made from brass, a metal alloy primarily composed of copper and zinc. They are used extensively in various applications where corrosion resistance, electrical conductivity, and aesthetic appeal are important. Brass fasteners come in different types including screws, nuts, bolts, washers, and rivets, and are favored for their durability and attractive golden appearance.
Neil was introduced to the fastener business by his Dad at the age of 8 and discusses the unique things over the years that have changed in the industry.