Hardware

When it comes to facility management and maintenance selecting the right hardware is crucial. At DNOW we offer premium industrial hardware designed to combine top-tier quality with practical usability. Our diverse collection which includes dependable screws, bolts, anchors and more guarantees smooth operations for your facility. Each nut, pin and washer we stock is crafted for maximum durability suited for even the toughest maintenance challenges. But we're more than just tools and fasteners. Dive into our comprehensive range that caters to every facet of facility management. Trust DNOW for hardware solutions that emphasize both excellence and operational efficiency.

• Anchors: Devices used to secure objects to a surface, typically a wall or floor. They ensure stability especially in materials like drywall or masonry where screws alone might not hold.
• Clamps: Fastening devices used to hold or secure objects tightly together often employed in woodworking or metalworking to prevent movement during assembly or gluing.
• Keystock: Rectangular bars used to provide a key preventing relative rotation between parts such as pulleys and shafts.
• Rivets: Permanent mechanical fasteners consisting of a smooth cylindrical shaft with a head. When installed the tail of the rivet expands holding components together.
• Shims: Thin pieces of material often metal or plastic used to fill gaps or adjust the fit between two mating surfaces.
• Nuts: Typically hexagonal pieces with an internal thread. They are designed to screw onto a bolt or threaded rod to secure objects together.
• Pins: Solid cylindrical or tapered pieces often of metal used to fasten or locate machine parts typically in conjunction with holes.
• Washers: Flat typically round discs with a hole in the center. They distribute the load of a threaded fastener such as a bolt or screw preventing damage or ensuring tightness.
• Bolts: Fasteners with an external thread designed to be inserted through holes in assembled parts and secured with a matching nut.
• Screws: Threaded fasteners used to join materials together. They are driven into a material using a screwdriver or drill.
• Hinges and Hasps: Pivotable devices that allow doors, gates or lids to swing open or closed. Hasps are slotted plates that fit over a securing pin or bolt often used with padlocks.
• Miscellaneous Hardware: A catch-all category for various small tools or accessories not categorized elsewhere essential for specific tasks or applications.
• Threaded Inserts: Cylindrical metal pieces with an internal and external thread allowing the attachment of screws to materials that are not otherwise thread-compatible.

• Versatility and Application: Hardware items from anchors to threaded inserts ensures that there's a tool or component for various construction, repair or assembly tasks, catering to a wide array of projects and requirements.
• Enhanced Durability: Rivets, bolts and nuts are designed to offer maximum strength and longevity. They ensure that assembled or fastened objects remain secure, reducing the need for frequent maintenance or replacements.
• Improved Precision: Shims and keystock allow for precise adjustments and alignments, ensuring that the assembled parts fit perfectly, leading to more efficient operation and reduced wear and tear.
• Safety and Security: Hinges, hasps and clamps enhance safety by ensuring that doors, gates and components are firmly secured in place, preventing unwanted movement or access, thereby minimizing risks.
• Ease of Assembly: The availability of various fasteners such as screws, pins and washers simplifies the process of joining or assembling parts, ensuring that both professionals and DIY enthusiasts can efficiently complete tasks.
• Adaptability and Retrofitting: Threaded inserts, for example, allow for the attachment of screws to materials that might not be naturally thread-compatible. This adaptability ensures that modifications or upgrades can be made to existing structures or components without major overhauls