Custom fasteners and components made to your drawing.

When a standard catalog fastener does not meet the requirement, Webson Fasteners can source made-to-print parts through qualified manufacturing partners. We support custom screws, bolts, studs, pins, spacers, bushings, inserts and other specialized components manufactured to customer drawings and specifications.

Webson coordinates primary manufacturing, secondary operations, finishing and order documentation through one experienced, AS9120B and ISO 9001 certified source.

Custom machined and cold-formed fasteners made to customer drawings
// MADE-TO-PRINT COMPONENTS

Special parts for requirements a catalog cannot fill.

Custom fasteners may be required because of a unique dimension, material, thread, head style, drive, finish or application requirement. Webson can review customer drawings and coordinate manufacturing for recurring production, replacement and specialized hardware needs.

Custom Screws and Bolts

Special head styles, drives, threads, lengths and dimensional configurations manufactured according to customer drawings.

Studs and Threaded Components

Fully threaded, partially threaded and specially configured components for mounting, fastening and assembly.

Pins and Shafts

Precision components used for locating, alignment, pivoting, retention and mechanical assembly.

Spacers and Standoffs

Custom lengths, diameters, threads and configurations for electronic, panel and mechanical assemblies.

Bushings and Sleeves

Cylindrical components manufactured for spacing, support, alignment, isolation or wear applications.

Custom Nuts and Inserts

Internally threaded components designed for specialized mounting, installation and retention requirements.

Cold-Formed Parts

Components formed through production processes suited to repeatable shapes and recurring volume requirements.

Machined Components

Milled, turned and broached components manufactured when the required geometry is not available as a standard fastener.

Have a drawing or existing sample? Send Webson the available specifications, quantities, material and finishing requirements for review.

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// MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

The appropriate process for the part and requirement.

The most appropriate manufacturing method depends on the component geometry, material, tolerance requirements and production quantity. Webson works with qualified sources to coordinate the required process.

Turning

Rotational components such as pins, studs, bushings, spacers and shafts produced to drawing requirements.

Milling

Components with flats, slots, multiple features or geometries that require controlled material removal.

Cold Forming

Repeatable fasteners and components formed from wire or stock for suitable production requirements.

Broaching

Internal or external features produced when the drawing requires a specific profile, drive or keyed configuration.

Webson reviews the drawing and purchasing requirements to identify suitable manufacturing sources. Final production requirements remain controlled by the customer’s drawing, specification and purchase order.

// SECONDARY OPERATIONS

Finished components from a single coordinated source.

A custom component may require additional processing after its primary shape has been produced. Webson can coordinate secondary operations and finishing so customers receive a completed part without managing multiple suppliers.

Heat Treatment

Coordinated processing according to the material and performance requirements identified on the drawing or purchase order.

Plating

Finishing coordinated according to the required plating specification, material and application.

Alodine

Conversion coating for applicable components when required by the customer drawing or specification.

Zinc Finishes

Zinc finishing options coordinated according to the required specification and application.

Controlled Bake and 24-Hour Bake

Post-plating bake requirements coordinated when specified for hydrogen-embrittlement relief.

Thread Patching and Locking Features

Patching and locking treatments coordinated when identified by the drawing, part specification or purchase order.

Custom Kitting and Packaging

Finished components can be grouped, identified and packaged according to assembly or production requirements.

Finish availability and processing requirements depend on the component material, geometry, applicable specification and customer drawing.

// CUSTOM SOURCING PROCESS

From customer drawing to finished part.

  1. 01

    Submit the Requirement

    Provide the drawing, revision, quantity, material, finish, required documentation and requested delivery information.

  2. 02

    Requirement Review

    Webson reviews the submitted information for sourcing and quotation. Questions or missing requirements are identified before the order proceeds.

  3. 03

    Manufacturing Coordination

    The component is sourced through a manufacturing process appropriate for its geometry, material and production requirements.

  4. 04

    Secondary Processing

    Required heat treatment, plating, coating, patching, baking or other specified operations are coordinated.

  5. 05

    Documentation and Delivery

    Finished parts and applicable order documentation are supplied according to the approved purchasing requirements.

Webson does not replace the customer’s engineering or design authority. Drawings, revisions, specifications and acceptance requirements must be provided or approved by the customer.

// QUALITY & DOCUMENTATION

Controlled requirements from quotation through delivery.

Drawing-based components require careful control of revisions, materials, processes and documentation. Webson supports custom requirements through its AS9120B and ISO 9001 certified quality-management system.

Drawing and Revision Control

The applicable customer drawing and revision should be identified with the RFQ and purchase order.

Material Requirements

Material type, grade and any required supporting documentation should be clearly specified.

Process Requirements

Heat treatment, plating, coating, baking and other special-process requirements should be identified on the drawing or order.

Order Documentation

Applicable certifications and traceability documents can be supplied according to the component and customer requirements.

Supplier Coordination

Webson coordinates requirements with manufacturing and processing sources through one purchasing relationship.

View Webson’s AS9120B and ISO 9001 certification.

// APPLICATIONS

Custom hardware for specialized assemblies.

Aerospace and Defense

Drawing-based and specification-controlled components for airframe, avionics, ground equipment and defense applications.

Electronics

Custom spacers, standoffs, bushings, mounting components and panel hardware for electronic assemblies.

Medical Equipment

Special hardware for medical devices, equipment housings and supporting mechanical assemblies.

Enclosures and Cabinets

Custom hinges, pins, bushings, latches, mounting components and fastening hardware.

Industrial Equipment

Made-to-print parts for machinery, production equipment and specialized mechanical systems.

Replacement and Legacy Requirements

Special components sourced from available drawings or specifications when standard catalog products are not suitable.

// WHY WEBSON

One source for the part and its required processes.

Webson combines fastener knowledge, drawing-based sourcing and quality-system controls to support customers whose requirements extend beyond standard catalog hardware.

Four Decades of Sourcing Experience

Webson has supplied standard, special and custom hardware to manufacturers since 1986.

Multiple Processes Through One Source

Coordinate manufacturing, heat treatment, plating, baking, patching and packaging through one supplier relationship.

Certified Quality System

Webson is certified to AS9120B and ISO 9001 for the distribution of fastening products and installation tooling.

Standard and Custom Consolidation

Combine commercial, electronic, Mil-Spec and made-to-print requirements through one experienced distributor.

// FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Custom fastener questions.

What information should I provide for a custom fastener quote?

Provide the current drawing and revision, required quantity, material, finish, tolerances, special-process requirements, required documentation and requested delivery date. Include any applicable specifications or approved manufacturer requirements.

Can Webson manufacture a part from a customer drawing?

Webson can review customer drawings and coordinate production through qualified manufacturing sources. The drawing, revision and purchase-order requirements control the finished component.

Which custom manufacturing processes are available?

Webson can coordinate turned, milled, cold-formed and broached components, depending on the part geometry, material, quantity and drawing requirements.

Can Webson coordinate plating and heat treatment?

Yes. Webson can coordinate required plating, heat treatment, Alodine, zinc finishes, post-plating baking, thread patching and other specified secondary operations. Availability depends on the individual component and specification.

Can Webson supply documentation with a custom part?

Applicable certifications, traceability and order documentation can be supplied according to the component and customer requirements. All documentation requirements should be stated with the RFQ and purchase order.

Can Webson review both prototype and production quantities?

Webson can review different quantity requirements, but manufacturing options, pricing and minimum quantities depend on the component, process and manufacturing source. Submit the required quantity for evaluation.

Can standard and custom fasteners be quoted together?

Yes. Customers can submit bills of material containing commercial fasteners, electronic hardware, Mil-Spec components and made-to-print parts for review through one Webson RFQ.

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