custom fastener

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Corrosion Resistance: Super Duplex Stainless Steel fasteners demonstrate exceptional resistance to corrosion, even in highly corrosive environments containing chlorides, acids, and alkalis. This makes them ideal for applications where regular stainless steel or other materials would fail.High Strength: With its higher strength compared to standard duplex stainless steels, Super Duplex Stainless Steel fasteners offer enhanced mechanical properties, providing excellent tensile and yield strength. This makes them suitable for applications where structural integrity and reliability are paramount.Stress Corrosion Cracking Resistance: The unique composition of Super Duplex Stainless Steel confers exceptional resistance to stress corrosion cracking, a common problem in harsh environments. This makes them invaluable for critical applications in the oil and gas, chemical, and maritime industries.Longevity and Cost-Effectiveness: Despite their superior properties, Super Duplex Stainless Steel fasteners offer long service life and low maintenance requirements, translating to cost savings over time. Their longevity and reliability make them a cost-effective solution for demanding applications.At JM Hardware®, we specialize in manufacturing high-quality fasteners using Super Duplex Stainless Steel. Our state-of-the-art facilities and stringent quality control processes ensure precision and reliability in every fastener we produce. With our expertise and dedication to excellence, you can trust us to deliver fastening solutions that meet the most demanding requirements.

JM Hardware® is a metal stamping manufacturer with equipment and expertise optimized for high-volume custom metal stamping production meeting ISO 9001 quality standards. Our custom metal stamping service uses a combination of high-speed presses and progressive dies to provide the most cost-effective solution for high volume manufacturing. When appropriate we design & build specialized manufacturing cells utilizing automation for high volume, low cost production.

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.

Turning is a form of machining, a material removal process, which is used to create rotational parts by cutting away unwanted material. The turning process requires a turning machine or lathe, workpiece, fixture, and cutting tool. The workpiece is a piece of pre-shaped material that is secured to the fixture, which itself is attached to the turning machine, and allowed to rotate at high speeds. The cutter is typically a single-point cutting tool that is also secured in the machine, although some operations make use of multi-point tools. The cutting tool feeds into the rotating workpiece and cuts away material in the form of small chips to create the desired shape.Turning is used to produce rotational, typically axi-symmetric, parts that have many features, such as holes, grooves, threads, tapers, various diameter steps, and even contoured surfaces. Parts that are fabricated completely through turning often include components that are used in limited quantities, perhaps for prototypes, such as custom designed shafts and fasteners. Turning is also commonly used as a secondary process to add or refine features on parts that were manufactured using a different process. Due to the high tolerances and surface finishes that turning can offer, it is ideal for adding precision rotational features to a part whose basic shape has already been formed.

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.