Custom alloy fasteners.
Made to your drawing.

From a single part design to a complete bolting package. Our factory manufactures special alloy bolts, studs, nuts and machined components for your equipment.

Explore our manufacturing capabilities
From 10 piecesSmall-batch fastener orders
Within 12 hoursQuotation for your requirements
EN 10204 3.1Material records & heat traceability

The part you need.
The alloy it calls for.

Inconel, Hastelloy, Monel, duplex and super duplex stainless steels, titanium and heat-resistant alloys. Bring us a new design, a nonstandard size or a repeat production requirement.

Bolts, studs & threaded parts

Special lengths, shoulders, stepped diameters and full or partial threads. Build from a part standard or your own drawing.

Metric · UNC / UNF · Drawing-defined profiles

Nuts, washers & mating parts

Quote the complete connection together. Match the thread fit, bearing dimensions and material condition across the assembly.

Hex & heavy hex nuts · Spacers · Custom washers

CNC machined components

Turned and milled alloy parts for equipment builders, replacement parts and small production runs. Define the critical fits and surface finish on your drawing.

Bushings · Sleeves · Pins · Drawing-based components
Tolerances
±0.1 mmTighter tolerances on request
Threading
Rolling or cutting · Metric, UNC / UNF
Maximum diameter
Ø150 mmLength and geometry to your drawing
Operator working at a CNC machining station

Built around your
critical dimensions.

Our factory combines CNC turning and milling with thread rolling or cutting to produce your specified geometry. Material and heat-treatment requirements shape the process from the start.

Geometry & threads
Diameters, shoulders, thread length, pitch and fit checked against the latest drawing revision.
Alloy & condition
Grade, UNS, material specification and delivery condition carried through the manufacturing plan.
Finish & identification
Surface finish, part marking and packing arranged for the way your parts will be received and assembled.

Manufacturing process.

  1. Metal bars arranged on the workshop floor for material preparation

    Material preparation

    Check the specified grade and material records, retain heat identification and prepare the stock. PMI is included when agreed in the inspection scope.

  2. CNC machining equipment on the factory production floor

    CNC turning & milling

    Machine shoulders, bores and custom profiles to your drawing. Tolerances down to ±0.1 mm; tighter requirements are reviewed on request.

  3. Thread production machines arranged along the workshop line

    Thread rolling & cutting

    Select rolled or cut threads to suit the alloy, diameter and specified profile. Confirm pitch, fit and gauging requirements before production.

  4. Heat-treatment equipment and loading system in the workshop

    Heat treatment & ageing

    Apply solution treatment or age hardening where the alloy and delivery condition require it. Follow the agreed specification and retain batch records.

  5. Worker inspecting and sorting finished fasteners into trays

    Final inspection & packing

    Check dimensions and thread fit to the agreed inspection plan. Prepare finished parts for dispatch with packing that protects threads and surfaces.

A clear route from
drawing to delivery.

Confirm the design before metal is cut. See the inspection results before the shipment leaves.

  1. Within 12 hours

    Receive your quotation

    Send your drawing and requirements for a quotation within 12 hours. We check the alloy, dimensions, threads, quantity and inspection scope.

  2. 1 business day

    Initial model, if needed

    For a 2D drawing, review the initial 3D model before machining. Already have 3D CAD? We work from your model and check the drawing requirements.

  3. Sample: about 20 days

    Approve your sample

    Use a sample run when you need to verify fit, finish or an assembly before releasing the production quantity.

  4. Production: usually 25–35 days

    Manufacture & inspect

    Parts follow the agreed process, inspection and marking requirements. Review the inspection report before dispatch.

Sample and production timing follows drawing approval and order confirmation. These are separate stages; alloy availability, heat treatment and witness inspection determine your quoted schedule. The usual 10-piece minimum varies with the part and manufacturing route.

Traceability you can
follow to the finished part.

Connect your material certificate, inspection results and part identification in one order record.

Explore quality & inspection

Material identity

EN 10204 3.1 material documentation and heat-number traceability link the alloy to your order.

Finished-part checks

Dimensional inspection and sampled GO / NO-GO thread gauging check the features that control fit and assembly.

Project-specific testing

Specify PMI, mechanical testing, hardness, metallography or third-party witness inspection with your enquiry. We include the agreed tests and acceptance criteria in the order scope.

Two optical profile projectors used for impact specimen notch inspection
Ordering a matching set?

Ask for single-heat raw material for parts of the same grade. Each finished heat-treatment batch is linked to its own test records.

Inspection records,
ready to review.

Open our sample documents to see the material identification, test methods and recorded results.

These documents show specific sample materials and batches. Your shipment records identify the material, manufacturing condition and inspection scope agreed for your order.

Before your first enquiry.

What should I send for a quotation?

A drawing or part standard, alloy grade, quantity and delivery destination are a useful start. Include the drawing revision, thread details, critical tolerances and any inspection requirements you already have.

Can you work from a sample or an incomplete drawing?

Yes. Send photographs, the known dimensions and the application first. We can discuss a physical sample and clarify the missing details, then agree the drawing before production.

Can I request an NDA before sharing my drawing?

Yes. Start with a general description and your confidentiality requirements so an NDA can be agreed before you share sensitive files.

Discuss confidentiality
Can you quote several parts as one package?

Yes. Upload your BOM or bolting list with quantities for each line. Include mating nuts, washers or spacers so the complete assembly can be quoted together.

Your drawing.
Our next manufacturing job.

Send the latest revision, a parts list or a short description. We will turn it into a defined quotation for your alloy, dimensions, quantities and inspection requirements.

Wooden shipping crates arranged in the machining workshop
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