The fastener industry has evolved a great deal in the past few decades, offering many value-added services from stocking and inventory management, to technical help and application engineering. Though these are all great services and bring value to a distributor’s customer base, the primary function of a fastener distributor still is to provide the customer with the parts they need when they need them. To stay competitive, no longer can a distributor simply “No Quote” a part because of its small usage or because it is a per-print item. Companies expect a fastener distributor to be a one-stop shop for everything with a thread on it. Spring Bolt and Nut Manufacturing allows distributors to be that one-stop shop, by being a source for those fasteners that cannot be found on the shelf.
 

We are a Veteran Owned American Manufacturing company, focusing on small quantity precision-crafted custom bolts, nuts, studs, and machined components. And We are Your Specialty Fastener Manufacturer.

 

Fastener Failures – Case Studies will cover three real-world examples of common fastener failures. It will be taught by Industrial Fasteners Institute (IFI) expert educators Salim Brahimi, Director of Engineering & Technology, and Laurence Claus, Director of Training, and co-produced by the IFI. The 90-minute webinar from FTI’s popular Fastener Training Week is offered for free thanks to the sponsorship of Optimas Solutions. Click here to register.