Fasteners

Fasteners are the hardware that holds projects together, from framing and decking to machinery, HVAC, and automotive repair. This category covers screws, bolts, nuts, washers, nails, anchors, rivets, pins, clips, and threaded rod, along with specialty items like self-drilling screws, drywall anchors, toggle bolts, carriage bolts, lag bolts, set screws, and retaining rings. Options span materials such as stainless steel (18-8, 316), alloy steel (Grade 5, Grade 8), brass, aluminum, and nylon, with finishes including zinc-plated, hot-dip galvanized, black oxide, and phosphate to match corrosion resistance and appearance needs.

Choosing the right fastener improves safety, durability, and productivity. Match diameter, length, and thread pitch to your base materials—wood, metal, concrete, or drywall—and select head and drive types that suit your tools: hex, Torx, square, Phillips, slotted, pan, flat, and button. For outdoor or marine use, favor 316 stainless or hot-dip galvanized. For high-strength assemblies, check grade markings and tensile ratings. Use washers to distribute load, lock washers or nylon-insert nuts to resist loosening, and threadlocker or anti-seize where appropriate. Pre-drill pilot holes in hardwoods, use anchors sized to substrate for masonry, and tighten to specified torque with a torque wrench to prevent stripping or joint failure.

Organize your fasteners with labeled assortments and storage bins so the right size is on hand—reducing downtime on site and in the shop. Whether you’re sourcing bulk industrial fasteners or picking up a small kit for home repairs, you’ll find metric and inch sizes, coarse and fine threads, and compatible driver bits, nut setters, and rivet tools. Browse fasteners by application—wood screws for cabinetry, machine screws for equipment, concrete anchors for structural fixes—or filter by material, drive, head style, and finish to streamline selection. Reliable fasteners save rework, stand up to the environment, and keep assemblies tight, helping your builds perform as intended, consistently.