Fastener supply programs built around your operation.
Webson Fasteners supports customers beyond the individual part number. Our inventory, sourcing, production, quality and documentation services help manufacturers coordinate recurring requirements through one experienced, AS9120B and ISO 9001 certified distributor.
Recurring supply organized around how you purchase and build.
Vendor-Managed Inventory and Bin Stocking
Inventory programs developed around recurring fastener and component usage, including vendor-managed inventory, just-in-time delivery, on-site bin stocking and local inventory support.
Vendor-Managed Inventory · Just-in-Time Inventory · Bin Stocking · Local Inventory
Blanket Orders, Scheduled Releases and Long-Term Pricing
Coordinate repeat purchases through blanket orders, planned releases, volume commitments and longer-term pricing arrangements based on an agreed supply program.
Blanket Programs · Scheduled Releases · Long-Term Pricing
Custom Kitting and Packaging
Fasteners and components grouped according to an assembly, job, work order or recurring production requirement.
Custom Kitting · Assembly Kits · Work-Order Kits · Controlled-Quantity Packages · Recurring Kit Releases
Support for difficult, custom and specially processed requirements.
Fastener Sourcing and Cross-Reference Support
Research non-stock, legacy, obsolete and difficult-to-source fasteners using available part numbers, drawings, specifications and purchasing information. Candidates are presented for customer evaluation and approval.
Custom Fastener Manufacturing
Made-to-print fasteners, modified standards and precision components coordinated through qualified manufacturing sources.
Plating, Finishing and Secondary Operations
Plating, heat treatment, post-plating baking, thread patching and other specified operations coordinated with the fastener order through qualified processing sources.
Controlled sourcing supported by a certified quality system.
Quality Control, Inspection and Documentation
Controlled order review, supplier qualification, receiving inspection, part identification, documentation review and nonconformance management. Inspection scope depends on the product and order requirements.
Aerospace Traceability and Documentation
Aerospace and Mil-Spec hardware supplied with applicable certifications, lot identification and traceability according to the specification and purchase-order requirements.
A service program starts with the requirement.
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Send the part information
Submit part numbers, drawings, purchase lists, bills of material, usage information or quality requirements.
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Review the program
Webson reviews the products, quantities, delivery needs, documentation and applicable service options.
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Develop the right approach
Webson prepares a quotation or program recommendation based on the customer’s actual requirements.
Drawings, purchase lists, bills of material and supporting specifications can be attached directly to the request on Webson’s RFQ page.
Submit Your Requirements →Connect products, industries and services.
Service programs are built on the product range behind them. The products page covers the full range of commercial, electronic, assembly, Mil-Spec and custom hardware, while the industries page sets out the sectors Webson supplies and the requirements typical of each.
On the product side, commercial hardware covers the standard bolts, screws, nuts and washers that make up most recurring programs; Mil-Spec hardware covers AN, MS, NAS and NASM parts where documentation requirements drive the order; and custom fasteners and finishes covers drawing-based components with coordinated machining and finishing.
For programs where traceability is the governing requirement, the military and aerospace page describes the applications involved, and certifications sets out Webson’s AS9120B and ISO 9001 registration for the distribution of fastening products and installation tooling.
Service program questions.
Which Webson service is best for recurring fastener requirements?
It depends on the pattern of the requirement. Managed replenishment suits steady usage on many small items; blanket orders and scheduled releases suit committed volume drawn down over a period; kitting suits repeating assemblies. The appropriate program depends on usage, order frequency, quantities, lead times and operational requirements, which is why the review starts with your purchasing history rather than with a package.
Can Webson review a complete purchase list or bill of material?
Yes. Recurring purchase lists, bills of material, problem-part lists and supplier-consolidation projects can all be submitted for review, and mixed lists containing commercial, electronic, Mil-Spec and custom products can be reviewed together rather than split into separate requests.
Can standard and custom fasteners be supplied through one program?
Yes. Because Webson supplies commercial, electronic, assembly, Mil-Spec and made-to-print hardware, a single program can span categories that would otherwise require separate suppliers. Which items are suitable depends on demand consistency, lead time, sourcing conditions and documentation requirements.
Does Webson offer both kitting and inventory-management services?
Yes, and they are frequently combined. Kitting determines how components arrive; inventory management determines when. Used together on a recurring assembly, the kit structure stays fixed while replenishment follows the production schedule.
Can Webson coordinate plating and secondary operations?
Yes. Plating, zinc finishes, Alodine, heat treatment, post-plating baking and thread patching can be coordinated with the order through qualified processing sources, according to the applicable specification. Availability depends on the component, base material and process requirements.
Can certifications and traceability be supplied with an order?
Applicable certificates of conformance, material documentation, special-process certifications and lot traceability can be supplied when required. Documentation availability depends on the product, the specification and the accepted purchase-order requirements, so each requirement should be identified during quotation rather than assumed.
Is there a minimum volume for a Webson service program?
There is no published minimum. Suitability depends on the number of parts, usage, order frequency, lead times and the overall scope of the program, and custom or specially processed items may carry minimums set by the manufacturing source. Send the requirement and Webson will review whether a program makes sense.
How do we request a service-program quotation?
Send your part numbers, purchase list, bill of material, usage information, drawings and any quality requirements through Webson’s RFQ page at Quote.html. Files can be attached directly to the request.
Need a supply program built around your requirements?
Send Webson your part numbers, purchase list, drawing, usage history or quality requirements. Our team will review the opportunity and identify the most appropriate sourcing, inventory or service approach.