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M58106, Marson, Klik-Lok Plastic Rivets, Diameter: 5.00mm, Grip Range: 2.88-5.99mm, Truss Head, Body Material: Nylon, Black Finish, Mandrel Material: Delrin 500, Black Mandrel Finish
AB66-68MGV, Marson, Klik-Fast Multi-Grip Rivets, Diameter: 0.187 Inch, Grip Range: 0.315-0.500 Inch, Dome Head, Body Material: Aluminum, Body Finish: Plain, Mandrel Material: Steel, Mandrel Finish: Zinc Clear Trivalent
AD41-43BS, Pop, Multi-Grip Rivets (Pop), Diameter: 0.125 Inch, Grip Range: 0.039-0.187 Inch, Dome Head, Body Material: Aluminum, Body Finish: Plain, Mandrel Material: Steel, Mandrel Finish: Coated
AB6-4CLD, Marson, Klik-Fast Closed End Rivets, Diameter: 0.187 Inch, Grip Range: 0.125-0.250 Inch, Dome Head, Body Material: Aluminum, Body Finish: Plain, Mandrel Material: Steel, Mandrel Finish: Plain
AD42BS, Pop, Open End Rivets (Pop), Diameter: 0.125 Inch, Mandrel Diameter: 0.076 Inch, Grip Range: 0.063-0.125 Inch, Dome Head, Body Material: Aluminum, Mandrel Material: Steel, Plain Body Finish, Mandrel Finish: Coated
AD64ABS, Pop, Open End Rivets (Pop), Diameter: 0.187 Inch, Mandrel Diameter: 0.114 Inch, Grip Range: 0.126-0.250 Inch, Dome Head, Body Material: Aluminum, Mandrel Material: Aluminum, Plain Body Finish, Mandrel Finish: Plain
0BN01-00611, Avdel, Avibulb Rivets, Diameter: 0.187 Inch, Mandrel Diameter: 0.126 Inch, Grip Range: 0.059-0.138 Inch, Dome Head, Body Material: Steel, Mandrel Material: Steel, Zinc Clear Body Finish, Mandrel Finish: Zinc Clear Trivalent Passivated
AES25P280PBZYR, Atlas Plus+Tite AES Inserts, 1/4-20 UNC-2B Thread Size, (0.020 - 0.280 Inch Grip), Large Flange Head, Steel Material, Zinc Yellow Trivalent Chromate Finish
Marson MXN Series M27160 Pre-Bulbed Slotted Body Insert; 5/16-18 UNC-2B, (0.020 - 0.280 Inch Grip), Large Flange Head, Steel, Zinc Yellow Trivalent Chromate
AS-8, Marson, Back-Up Washers (Marson), 0.131 Inch ID, 0.375 Inch OD, Finish: Plain
AS-10, Marson, Back-Up Washers (Marson), 0.192 Inch ID, 0.500 Inch OD, Finish: Plain
CAL2-8125-3.8, Rivetnut Insert, M8x1.25 ISO-5H (0.70-3.81mm Grip) Round Body Splined, Large Flange Head, Steel, Zinc Yellow
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0100, Adhesive Technologies Inc, Pro-100 Electric Glue Gun
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<p>110, Adhesive Technologies Inc, Pro-90 Electric Glue Gun, Replaced By BA-0900</p>
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117, Adhesive Technologies Inc, Charger Electric Glue Gun, Hi Temp
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152, Adhesive Technologies Inc, Leader Electric Glue Gun, Hi Temp
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153, Adhesive Technologies Inc, Leader Electric Glue Gun, Low Temp
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0189, Adhesive Technologies Inc. Tools, PRO 200/200W Industrial Glue Gun, Matches 1/2 Inch Glue Sticks
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193, Adhesive Technologies Inc, CB250 Gas Glue Gun
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352, Adhesive Technologies Inc, MT-500 Glue Gun, Low Temp
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353, Adhesive Technologies Inc, MT500 Electric Glue Gun, Hi Temp
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356, Adhesive Technologies Inc, PT500 Pneumatic Glue Gun, Low Temp
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357, Adhesive Technologies Inc, PT500 Pneumatic Glue Gun, Hi Temp
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0410-POLYSHOT, Adhesive , Hysol 0410 Polyshot, Glue/Spraypac
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Registering with Bay Supply gives us the opportunity to reach some customers that we cannot sell to directly, which certainly enhances our presence in the marketplace."
Branch Manager at Intercorp
Rivets, blind fasteners, and lockbolts may seem to be insignificant, but they are literally the parts that hold things together. Whether you work in manufacturing, construction, shipbuilding, solar installation, or another industry, having the right fastener in stock is what keeps you productive. More professionals are purchasing fasteners online to find the parts they need when they need them.
When choosing a fastener supplier, what is your primary criterion? Many buyers look for the best price and the fastest availability of parts. Selecting a vendor based on price and available inventory may get you out of a temporary jam if you need fasteners in a hurry to maintain production. Still, you need to consider other criteria when choosing a fastener supplier that can help you build your business.
Manufacturers need different types of fasteners for industrial applications. Some jobs require closed-end rivets, and others need trifold rivets. Other products use general-purpose and high-clamp assemblies. You want to choose the right industrial fastener, whether you are manufacturing appliances, assembling recreational vehicles, or building computers. You also want to choose industrial fastener brands that work well together to ensure lasting performance.
Blind rivets have been used for more than 100 years, but they’re still misunderstood. British inventor Hamilton Neil Wylie first patented the blind rivet design in 1916. Since then, blind fasteners have been used for everything from making automobiles to manufacturing appliances.
Rivets, blind fasteners, and lockbolts may seem to be insignificant, but they are literally the parts that hold things together. Whether you work in manufacturing, construction, shipbuilding, solar installation, or another industry, having the right fastener in stock is what keeps you productive. More professionals are purchasing fasteners online to find the parts they need when they need them.
When choosing a fastener supplier, what is your primary criterion? Many buyers look for the best price and the fastest availability of parts. Selecting a vendor based on price and available inventory may get you out of a temporary jam if you need fasteners in a hurry to maintain production. Still, you need to consider other criteria when choosing a fastener supplier that can help you build your business.
Manufacturers need different types of fasteners for industrial applications. Some jobs require closed-end rivets, and others need trifold rivets. Other products use general-purpose and high-clamp assemblies. You want to choose the right industrial fastener, whether you are manufacturing appliances, assembling recreational vehicles, or building computers. You also want to choose industrial fastener brands that work well together to ensure lasting performance.
Blind rivets have been used for more than 100 years, but they’re still misunderstood. British inventor Hamilton Neil Wylie first patented the blind rivet design in 1916. Since then, blind fasteners have been used for everything from making automobiles to manufacturing appliances.
