Screws for
electrical equipment and power distribution.
We make screws to your drawing for electrical panels, enclosures, transformers, and distribution equipment. Before quoting, we review material, finish, and documentation.
How we work
We review each part against your drawing or sample before quoting.
We read your full drawing or specification: thread, dimensions, head, drive, material, and finish. If a detail that would change manufacturing or pricing is missing, we ask you.
We manufacture under a documented, lot-traceable process, so your quality team has a record of every delivery.
Electrical equipment applications
Typical uses in this industry. If your part goes into a different component, tell us which one and what the joint needs to do.
Electrical panels and enclosures
Securing covers, mounting rails, and attaching components, where finish, head, and drive matter.
Switchgear and distribution
Busbars, breakers, and brackets in distribution equipment, made to the drawing and the applicable standards.
Transformers
Cores, terminals, covers, and enclosures, where joint location, specified load, and dimensions matter.
Industrial control systems
Enclosures and panels with tight clearances: head, thread, and drive have to match the assembly.
Electronic equipment housings
Housings for computing, communications, and instrumentation equipment, in metal or plastic: mating material, thickness, and appearance matter.
Connectivity and raceways
Wireways, cable trays, and electrical connections, where the project defines material, finish, and documentation.
What electrical equipment manufacturers need.
An electrical assembly calls for parts within tolerance. Material, finish, dimensions, and documentation are confirmed against your specification.
Credentials
What's behind every order.
A plant in Canada, a certified quality management system, and direct contact with the team that makes your part.
Send us your requirements. We'll review them and follow up.
If you have a drawing, a specification, a parts list, a sample part, or a part number, request a quote. If you'd rather discuss it first, talk to our team.