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CNC Fasteners

Bolts nuts and screws machined when no catalogue part fits the joint.

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CNC Fasteners detail

Four fastener capabilities for joints no standard part covers: custom bolts with the steel alloy selected against the application, custom nuts in aluminium, brass or stainless steel, machined screws across materials, sizes and finishes, and a general bespoke fastener service where thread, head and shank all follow the joint.

The range

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The problem

What This Group Is Built To Solve

Every assembly eventually needs a fastener that does not exist. The usual response is to redesign the surrounding part around a standard bolt, which is almost always the more expensive change. Machining the fastener instead costs less, takes less time and leaves the design intact, and it needs no forming tooling at the quantities most of these jobs involve.

Who buys these

Who This Range Is For

Machine Builders

A bespoke fastener is usually cheaper than redesigning a casting around a standard one, and it keeps the assembly as designed.

Maintenance Engineers

Obsolete fasteners on older equipment are reproduced from a sample rather than forcing a modification to the machine.

Pump Valve and Automotive Suppliers

Alloy selection matters: stainless for valves, pump shafts and gears, medium carbon for axles and connecting rods, mild carbon for tie rods and anchor pins.

Why these

What Makes This Range Different

No Forming Tooling to Pay For

Cold formed fasteners need dies. Machining avoids that cost entirely, which is what makes small and medium quantities viable.

Alloy Selected by Application

Material selection is a defined step in the process, chosen against the joint and its environment rather than against what is in stock.

Surface Treatment in Scope

Polishing through to anti-corrosion coatings, which is what determines fastener life in an outdoor or wet installation.

Audited Compliance

Regular audits confirm parts meet international safety and quality standards rather than relying on a single certificate at first order.

Application

Where These Products Are Used

  • Assemblies where no standard fastener fits the space
  • Non-standard thread pitch or head form requirements
  • Stainless bolts for valves, pump shafts and gears
  • Medium carbon bolts for axles and connecting rods
  • Replacing obsolete fasteners on older equipment
  • Aerospace and instrument applications requiring precision
Documentation

Downloads Covering This Group

Specification sheet PDFs already on file for products in this range.

Industries

Sectors That Specify This Group

Metal Fabrication and Machine Shops

Custom parts, tooling and the cranes that move them around the shop.

Power and Transformer Manufacturing

Winding conductor and core steel specified by conductivity and loss, not by weight.

Warehousing and Heavy Industry

Lifting from 250 kg to 360 tons, indoors on a runway or outdoors on legs.

FAQ

CNC Fasteners Questions

Can you make a fastener from a sample?

Yes. Send the sample with the thread specification and it is reproduced.

Which materials do you work in?

Aluminium, brass and stainless steel, plus carbon steel grades on bolts.

Which alloy should we specify for bolts?

Stainless for valves, pump shafts and gears; medium carbon for axles, light gears and forged connecting rods; mild carbon for tie rods, anchor pins and machinery parts.

Do you handle low volumes?

Yes, including prototype quantities, because no forming tooling is required.

Are there volume discounts?

Yes. Price breaks apply to larger orders, so state your annual requirement at enquiry rather than the first order size.

Can you apply coatings?

Yes, from polishing through to anti-corrosion coatings.

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