Fasteners come in all shapes and sizes, and it’s a contractor’s responsibility to identify the optimal screw length for the specific job. The following guide will help you determine the correct length based on the type of connection and depth of the material

Rivets offer contractors numerous benefits: easy and efficient installation, lasting durability, and lower costs. However, when it comes to selecting the best rivets for your project, there’s no room for error. Choose the wrong size, and it will be impossible to install or the strength of the connection will be compromised. Choose the wrong material, and the rivets’ integrity may diminish with time. Below are points to consider...

Corrosive damage is pertinent to all construction jobs and should therefore be accounted for during the design phase of any project. Often observed as "rust", corrosion is the progressive deterioration of metals through an oxidation process. In practice, corrosive damage results in an unpleasant building appearance, compromises structural integrity, and damages internal building structures. Fortunately, proper project planning can absolve architects, designers, and contractors of these potential issues

Learn key differences between fine thread and coarse thread screws to distinguish your preferred option

Glossary of terms for screws & fasteners

Stainless steel fasteners are made from a steel alloy that contains a minimum of 10.5% of Chromium and is also referred to as Inox steel. There are over 150 different grades and surface finishes of stainless steel fasteners and stainless bolts that are available. The type of stainless steel fastener used should be engineered for the application/environment that it is being used. However, the two most common grades...