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As a custom fastener manufacturer, JM Hardware® can supply made to order custom engineered fasteners per your print. We handle a wide range of materials and custom made fasteners. We can make your fastener in carbon steel all the way to the exotic materials. We also have the capability to do large runs in the tens of thousands to short runs (washers, hex cap screws, and socket products). We can also handle many different plating specifications.  JM Hardware® can do simple zinc (including RoHS, black, yellow), black oxide, waxing, Teflon ™, Magni 565 and 560, Chrysler plating specifications, and much more. Our secondary operations include drilling holes, nylon patching, nylon pellets, and passivation to name a few. From small miniature machine screws to large diameter hex cap screws, we can supply your part per print.

Depending on the part’s shape and requirements custom machined parts might be made on a lathe, a milling machine, a stamping press, a press-brake, a precision shear, or machined on a myriad of other types of precision equipment. In many cases a custom machined part might pass through many of the operations listed before being finished. Although custom machined parts are typically more expensive than a mass-produced method, quite often the higher price is justified due to the fact that custom machined parts are generally more accurate, offer higher strength and/or integrity and can be made much faster than most other methods.

Hastelloy C22 alloy, UNS N06022, has better overall corrosion resistance in oxidizing corrosives than C-276 and Inconel 625 alloys due to the higher chromium content. More specifically, C22 fasteners provides better protection when used in certain saturated wet chlorine environments. In addition, its high chromium content provides C22 fasteners much better resistance to oxidizing media that C276. This provides it exceptional resistance to chloride-induced pitting although, in most cases because of its availability, C-276 fasteners are a more cost-effective option. Hastelloy C22 fasteners also offer outstanding resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion, as well as stress corrosion cracking. Use of C22 fasteners should be limited to temperatures below 1250° F. This alloy has limited availability and can be made into fastener in larger diameters only (1/2" and greater in size).

JM manufactures a broad selection of custom nuts and that meet various applications and market needs. If an application requires a custom nut, JM can deliver with our variety of design options. Our custom nuts find use across a diverse set of industries. Some of the most common industrial applications for our custom nuts include:BoilersBridgesConstruction machineryEngineered plumbingEnginesHydraulicsImpellersJewelryMachine toolsWater treatment plants

Depending on the part’s shape and requirements custom machined parts might be made on a lathe, a milling machine, a stamping press, a press-brake, a precision shear, or machined on a myriad of other types of precision equipment. In many cases a custom machined part might pass through many of the operations listed before being finished. Although custom machined parts are typically more expensive than a mass-produced method, quite often the higher price is justified due to the fact that custom machined parts are generally more accurate, offer higher strength and/or integrity and can be made much faster than most other methods.

Coupling nuts, also known as extension nuts, are threaded fasteners used for joining two male threaded rods. The exterior of this fastener is typically a hex so a wrench can hold it easily. We offer a variety of stainless steel coupling nuts in a range of sizes.Rod Coupling Nuts are used to join two externally threaded objects, usually threaded rod, together. Reducing Coupling Nuts are available to couple two or more studs of different diameters together.

Socket head cap screws, also known as Allen head screws, are exclusive high-strength tension fasteners that are specifically designed for clamping assemblies. Socket screws are primarily used in tool and die fixture applications; however, due to their unique head design, ultra-durable and reliable socket Allen bolts can be used for a wide range of applicationsSocket cap screws are commonly used in machine parts, die fixturing, and clamping. The socket head enables driving where there is not sufficient space for wrenches or sockets

Depending on the part’s shape and requirements custom machined parts might be made on a lathe, a milling machine, a stamping press, a press-brake, a precision shear, or machined on a myriad of other types of precision equipment. In many cases a custom machined part might pass through many of the operations listed before being finished. Although custom machined parts are typically more expensive than a mass-produced method, quite often the higher price is justified due to the fact that custom machined parts are generally more accurate, offer higher strength and/or integrity and can be made much faster than most other methods.

Depending on the part’s shape and requirements custom machined parts might be made on a lathe, a milling machine, a stamping press, a press-brake, a precision shear, or machined on a myriad of other types of precision equipment. In many cases a custom machined part might pass through many of the operations listed before being finished. Although custom machined parts are typically more expensive than a mass-produced method, quite often the higher price is justified due to the fact that custom machined parts are generally more accurate, offer higher strength and/or integrity and can be made much faster than most other methods.

Depending on the part’s shape and requirements custom machined parts might be made on a lathe, a milling machine, a stamping press, a press-brake, a precision shear, or machined on a myriad of other types of precision equipment. In many cases a custom machined part might pass through many of the operations listed before being finished. Although custom machined parts are typically more expensive than a mass-produced method, quite often the higher price is justified due to the fact that custom machined parts are generally more accurate, offer higher strength and/or integrity and can be made much faster than most other methods.

Depending on the part’s shape and requirements custom machined parts might be made on a lathe, a milling machine, a stamping press, a press-brake, a precision shear, or machined on a myriad of other types of precision equipment. In many cases a custom machined part might pass through many of the operations listed before being finished. Although custom machined parts are typically more expensive than a mass-produced method, quite often the higher price is justified due to the fact that custom machined parts are generally more accurate, offer higher strength and/or integrity and can be made much faster than most other methods.

At JM Hardware®, we specialize in manufacturing high-quality speed nuts, designed to meet the diverse requirements of industries such as automotive, electronics, appliances, and construction. Our speed nuts are available in a wide variety of materials, finishes, grades, and standards, making them ideal for numerous applications. Below, we provide a detailed overview of our speed nut offerings, covering different names, materials, surface treatments, grades, standards, applications, testing methods, and production processes.