Global Supply of High-Strength Industrial Fasteners

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Multi-SKU Equipment and Heavy-Duty Projects

Send Your High-Strength Fastener Specification for a Bulk Industrial Quote

Source bolts, screws, nuts, studs, threaded rods and washers for equipment frames, heavy-duty assemblies, industrial connections and maintenance work. Send the information you have, and request one RFQ for multiple line items.

Property classes 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9 BOM and customer part numbers Equipment modules and installation points

Bring related line items into one RFQ

For equipment models, modules, stations or drawing references, group the fasteners required at each installation point in one submission instead of requesting each SKU separately.

  • Hex bolts and flange bolts
  • Socket head cap screws and nuts
  • Double-end studs and threaded rods
  • Washers and drawing-based fastening components

Send the details available now

You can start with a BOM, drawings, a specification sheet or a customer part-number list. Product standards, dimensions, property class, material, quantities and installation sequence can be supplied as available.

  • Equipment model, module or station
  • Drawing number or customer part number
  • Quantity per set and total quantity
  • Application conditions, required documents or destination

Confirm critical connection requirements

For high-load, high-vibration or other demanding connections, LANCIE reviews the supplied standard, size, property class, material, heat treatment, surface treatment, mating parts, load, installation conditions and document requirements before quotation.

The final specification for high-strength fasteners must be confirmed before quotation and order placement.
Review the fasteners and RFQ details for your equipment project

Bring related line items into one RFQ

Group fasteners by equipment model, module, station or drawing reference rather than requesting every SKU separately.

  • Hex bolts and flange bolts
  • Socket head cap screws and nuts
  • Double-end studs and threaded rods
  • Washers and drawing-based fastening components

Send the details available now

Start with a BOM, drawings, a specification sheet or a customer part-number list. Add standards, dimensions, property class, quantities and installation details as available.

  • Equipment model, module or station
  • Drawing number or customer part number
  • Quantity per set and total quantity
  • Application conditions, documents or destination

Confirm critical connection requirements

For high-load, high-vibration or other demanding connections, we review the supplied specification, material, heat treatment, surface treatment, mating parts, load, installation conditions and document requirements before quotation.

The final specification for high-strength fasteners must be confirmed before quotation and order placement.

Equipment Projects, MRO and Industrial Distribution

Submit Your High-Strength Fastener Requirements for Project Review and Bulk Quoting

Use one RFQ for high-strength fasteners needed across equipment structures, modules, installation points, maintenance work and repeat-purchase programs. Send your drawings, specification sheet, BOM or customer part-number list to begin.

Equipment and module assembly Heavy-duty and MRO requirements Multi-SKU BOM procurement

Equipment and automation manufacturers

For equipment structures, module connections, drive-adjacent components, support parts and repeated assembly locations.

Heavy equipment and mining suppliers

For loaded structures, equipment assemblies, support connections and maintenance replacement requirements. Suitability must be confirmed against the project load and operating conditions.

Installation, retrofit and MRO teams

For equipment repair, upgrades, replacement work, spare-part replenishment and long-term repeat purchasing.

Energy equipment and modular project buyers

For industrial installations, equipment frames, module installation and project-based fastener requirements.

Industrial distributors buying to a standard, drawing or BOM

For customer part numbers, multi-line lists, project bagging and identification requirements, and later replenishment needs.

Equipment customers with repeat or multi-SKU demand

Organize high-strength fasteners by equipment model, module, drawing reference, station or quantity per set.

Specify the connection requirements that matter

Include the required property class, standard, material, thread, dimensions, mating parts and application conditions where available. This helps identify the fastener combination required for your equipment or project.

Include treatment and document requirements

State any requirements for quench and tempering, hardening and tempering, black oxide, zinc plating, hot-dip galvanizing, zinc flake coating, material certification, certificate of conformity, hardness, tensile or dimensional reports.

Manufacturing process, documentation and feasibility are confirmed against the final product and order requirements.

Provide more detail for special operating conditions

For high-load, high-temperature, highly corrosive, high-pressure or other special applications, include drawings, design requirements, load data, installation method and required documents for a more complete review.

Start your RFQ with the information you have

You do not need every detail finalized before requesting a quote. Send the specifications, drawings, BOM or customer part-number list available now. Missing details can be clarified during the RFQ review.

Review applications and technical details for your high-strength fastener RFQ

Equipment and automation manufacturers

For equipment structures, module connections, drive-adjacent components, support parts and repeated assembly locations.

Heavy equipment, mining and MRO work

Suitable for loaded structures, equipment assemblies, support connections, maintenance replacement, upgrades, spare-part replenishment and repeat purchasing, subject to project requirements.

Industrial distribution and modular projects

For industrial installations, equipment frames, module installation, customer part numbers, multi-line lists, project bagging, identification requirements and replenishment needs.

Specify the connection requirements

Include the property class, standard, material, thread, dimensions, mating parts and application conditions where available.

State treatment and document requirements

Include any required heat treatment, surface treatment, material certification, certificate of conformity, hardness, tensile or dimensional reports.

Manufacturing process, documentation and feasibility are confirmed against the final product and order requirements.

Provide data for special operating conditions

For high-load, high-temperature, highly corrosive, high-pressure or other special applications, send drawings, design requirements, load data, installation method and required documents.

Equipment Projects and Multi-SKU Fastener RFQs

Upload Your High-Strength Fastener BOM or Drawings for a Bulk Quote

Source high-strength bolts, screws, nuts, studs, threaded rods, washers and drawing-based fastening components for one equipment project. Send the files you have to organize related line items in a single RFQ.

Property classes 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9 Standard and drawing-based parts BOM, drawings and part numbers

Hex bolts in property classes 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9

For equipment structures, bases, brackets, module installation, heavy-duty assemblies and other industrial connections.

  • Standard, diameter, length and thread pitch
  • Fully threaded or partially threaded configuration
  • Material, property class and quantity

High-strength socket head cap screws

For connections with limited installation space, an internal hex drive or defined assembly requirements.

  • Head style and thread specification
  • Length, standard and property class
  • Installation conditions

High-strength flange bolts

For industrial connections that require a flange-bearing surface.

  • Flange geometry and applicable standard
  • Size and property class
  • Required nut and washer combination

High-strength nuts

For use with high-strength bolts, double-end studs or threaded rods.

  • Thread, dimensions and standard
  • Material and property class
  • Required bolt-to-nut matching

High-strength double-end studs

For flange joints, equipment connections, mechanical component retention and drawing-based threaded connection requirements.

  • Thread at each end and effective length
  • Shank diameter, material and property class
  • Surface requirements and mating parts

High-strength threaded rods

For equipment installation, support, connection work or special-length requirements.

  • Thread system, diameter and length
  • Material and property class
  • Cut-to-length, nut and washer requirements

High-strength washers

For load distribution, separation or assembly requirements used with bolts and nuts.

  • Standard, inside diameter and outside diameter
  • Thickness, hardness or other technical requirements
  • Required bolt and nut combination

Drawing-based high-strength fastening components

When catalogue parts do not match the equipment structure, send a 2D drawing, 3D model, sample or key dimensions for review.

  • Custom threaded and connection requirements
  • Drawing-controlled dimensions and materials
  • Related assembly hardware where required

Related CNC-machined components

If your equipment RFQ also includes CNC-machined components, provide the drawings and required specifications with the fastener list for review.

  • Part drawings or 3D models
  • Material and dimensional requirements
  • Related installation and assembly requirements

Keep related line items in one RFQ

Group standard fasteners, drawing-based connection components and any related CNC-machined parts by equipment model, module, drawing reference, station or quantity per set.

Confirm high-strength requirements before quotation

For high-strength fasteners, confirm the material, property class, heat treatment, surface treatment, bolt, nut and washer combination, load, application conditions and required documents before quotation and order placement.

Product details, packing and documentation are handled according to the confirmed project and order requirements.
Review high-strength fastener types and RFQ requirements

Bolts, screws and flange bolts

Submit requirements for hex bolts in property classes 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9, socket head cap screws and flange bolts.

  • Standard, diameter, length and thread pitch
  • Head style, thread type and flange geometry
  • Material, property class and installation conditions

Nuts, studs, threaded rods and washers

Include the required thread, dimensions, effective length, shank diameter, hardness and bolt-to-nut-and-washer combination.

  • Double-end studs for flange and equipment joints
  • Threaded rods for installation, support or special lengths
  • Washers for load distribution and assembly requirements

Drawing-based fastening components

When catalogue parts do not match the assembly, send a 2D drawing, 3D model, sample or key dimensions for review.

Related CNC-machined components

Include drawings and specifications for any related CNC-machined components in the same equipment RFQ where required.

Confirm technical requirements before quotation

Submit the available standard, material, property class, heat treatment, surface treatment, mating parts, load, application conditions, packing and document requirements.

Final product details, packing and documentation are confirmed against the project information and order requirements.

Heavy-Duty Equipment and Project RFQs

Submit Your High-Strength Fastener Operating Conditions for Project Review

For heavily loaded, vibrating, impact-prone or repeatedly serviced connections, send the operating conditions with your fastener requirements. A bolt grade and size alone may not describe the connection, installation method or application environment needed for an accurate RFQ review.

Load and vibration data Connection and installation details Drawings, BOM and project requirements

Where operating conditions matter

High-strength fasteners may be used where a connection carries higher loads, equipment vibration, repeated impact, repeated disassembly or specified preload requirements.

  • High-load structural or equipment connections
  • Vibrating, impact-prone or repeatedly serviced joints
  • Connections requiring stable preload

Equipment and project applications

  • Automation frames, modular structures and assembly stations
  • Construction machinery, heavy equipment and equipment components
  • Mining, crushing, screening and material-handling equipment
  • Conveyors, support structures, machine frames and drive-adjacent components
  • Machine bases, mounting platforms, brackets and fixed structures
  • Heavy-duty assembly, equipment upgrade and maintenance replacement work
  • Energy equipment, industrial installations and mechanical connection components

Submit these project details

Start your RFQ with the documentation and technical data available now.

  • Equipment drawings and connection-location notes
  • BOM, customer part numbers or current fastener specifications
  • Load, vibration, temperature and operating-environment information
  • Installation method and applicable assembly requirements

Flag special conditions in your RFQ

Include impact loading, cyclic loading, long-term vibration, elevated temperature, corrosive media, humid environments, outdoor exposure, preload requirements or specified installation torque where applicable.

Confirm the final requirement before quotation

The suitability of a specific product for your project must be confirmed against your design requirements, actual loads and final agreed specifications. Material, property class, heat treatment, surface treatment, bolt, nut and washer combination, operating conditions and required documents should be confirmed before quotation and order placement.

Submit the information you have now. Missing details can be clarified during the RFQ review.
Review operating conditions for your high-strength fastener RFQ

Where operating conditions matter

Include operating details when a connection carries higher loads, vibration, repeated impact, repeated disassembly or specified preload requirements.

Relevant equipment and projects

  • Automation frames, modular structures and assembly stations
  • Construction, heavy, mining, crushing and screening equipment
  • Conveyors, support structures, machine frames and drive-adjacent components
  • Machine bases, platforms, brackets, maintenance and upgrade work
  • Energy equipment, industrial installations and project equipment connections

Send the available project details

  • Equipment drawings and connection-location notes
  • BOM, customer part numbers or fastener specifications
  • Load, vibration, temperature and operating environment
  • Installation method and assembly requirements

Flag special operating conditions

State impact or cyclic loading, long-term vibration, elevated temperature, corrosive media, humidity, outdoor exposure, preload requirements or specified installation torque where applicable.

Confirm requirements before quotation

Product suitability is confirmed against the design requirements, actual loads and final agreed specifications before quotation and order placement.

You can start with the information you have. Missing details can be clarified during the RFQ review.

Multi-SKU Equipment and Industrial Fastener RFQs

Send Your High-Strength Fastener Specifications for a More Accurate Bulk Quote

Do not rely on a part number or photo alone for high-strength fastener procurement. Send the information available now, so material, property class, thread, mating parts, installation requirements and operating conditions can be reviewed together for your equipment project.

BOM, Excel lists and drawing packages Standards, threads and property classes Packing, documents and delivery details

Identify the product and required standard

  • Hex bolts, flange bolts, socket head cap screws, nuts, double-end studs, threaded rods, washers or drawing-based fastening components
  • GB, DIN, ISO, ANSI/ASME, ASTM, JIS, customer standards or drawing requirements
  • Customer part numbers or drawing references where available

Provide complete size and thread details

  • Diameter, length, thread pitch and head style
  • Fully threaded or partially threaded configuration
  • Thread at each end of a double-end stud
  • Washer inside diameter, outside diameter, thickness and related dimensions

State property class and material requirements

  • Property class 8.8, 10.9, 12.9 or a customer-specified requirement
  • Material grade, material condition or required mechanical properties
  • Applicable material and performance requirements

Include heat treatment and surface requirements

  • Quench and tempering, hardening and tempering or other required treatment
  • Black oxide, zinc plating, hot-dip galvanizing, zinc flake coating or other coating requirements
  • State any specified process in your project files
Process feasibility is confirmed against the final agreed product requirements.

Specify mating parts and installation requirements

  • Matching nuts, washers, locking elements or other connection components
  • Preload, installation torque, assembly method or repeated disassembly requirements
  • Required bolt, nut and washer combination

Describe operating conditions and quantities

  • Working load, vibration, impact, temperature, corrosive environment, pressure or other special conditions
  • Quantity for each SKU and total project quantity
  • Expected repeat purchases or annual demand, where available

State document, packing and delivery requirements

  • Material certification, certificate of conformity, hardness, tensile, dimensional, salt-spray or other quality documents, if required
  • Destination, delivery requirements and packing requirements
  • EXW, FOB, CIF or other requested trade terms

Start your RFQ with the information you have

Send the BOM, Excel list, drawing package or customer part-number list available now. Organize high-strength fastener requirements by equipment, module or installation kit, then clarify any missing details during RFQ review.

Product specifications, material, property class, treatment, packing, documentation and delivery terms are confirmed before quotation and order placement.
Review the information to include in your high-strength fastener RFQ

Product, standard and dimensions

  • Product type, applicable standard, drawing reference or customer part number
  • Diameter, length, thread pitch, head style and related dimensions
  • Fully threaded or partially threaded configuration, stud threads and washer dimensions

Property class, material and treatment

  • Property class 8.8, 10.9, 12.9 or customer requirement
  • Material grade, material condition and mechanical property requirements
  • Heat treatment, surface treatment or coating requirements
Process feasibility is confirmed against the final agreed product requirements.

Mating parts, installation and operating conditions

  • Nuts, washers, locking elements and other connection components
  • Preload, installation torque, assembly method or repeated disassembly
  • Load, vibration, impact, temperature, corrosion, pressure or other special conditions

Quantity, documents and delivery details

  • Quantity for each SKU, project total and expected repeat requirements
  • Required material, conformity, hardness, tensile, dimensional or salt-spray documents
  • Destination, packing, delivery requirements and requested trade terms

Start with the files available now

A BOM, Excel line-item list, drawing package, specification sheet, customer part-number list, sample photos or previous purchase records can start the RFQ.

Final product specifications, material, property class, treatment, packing, documentation and delivery terms are confirmed before quotation and order placement.

Project Packing, Documentation and Delivery Requirements

Upload Your BOM for an Equipment Assembly Hardware Kit Quote

Send the confirmed packaging, identification, documentation and destination requirements with your BOM or drawings. This helps review standard fasteners, drawing-based fastening components and any related CNC-machined parts within the same equipment project.

Batch identification and customer part labels Kitting and packing requirements Documents and delivery details

State documentation and inspection requirements

Include requirements for material certification, certificate of conformity, hardness inspection, tensile or mechanical-property testing, dimensional reports, thread inspection, salt-spray testing, batch traceability, third-party inspection or customer-specified document formats.

Required documents, inspection scope, sampling method, batch requirements and actual availability are confirmed according to the product category, order quantity, project requirements and final agreement.

Define product identification and kitting needs

  • Batch identification and customer part-number labels
  • Inner bags, boxes, outer cartons and protective packing
  • Bagging by specification, module, workstation or installation sequence
  • Quantity per bag, quantity per carton and outer-carton identification

Include export packing and delivery details

  • Pallet requirements and export packing requirements
  • Packing lists and mutually agreed delivery documents
  • Destination and project delivery requirements
  • Requirements for equipment export, site installation or maintenance replenishment

Flag special or high-risk applications early

For safety-critical, high-risk, high-load, high-temperature, highly corrosive, high-pressure or other special applications, provide the applicable standard, design requirements, load data, installation requirements, required inspection items and required documents during the RFQ stage.

Products that have not received technical confirmation must not be assumed suitable for aerospace safety-critical joints, automotive safety-critical joints, wind-turbine critical connections, pressure vessels or pressurized systems, lifting and hoisting connections, personnel-safety connections, or other applications where failure could create significant risk.

Confirm application and quality requirements before supply

Product suitability is determined through technical review, product confirmation, the customer’s design responsibility and the quality requirements agreed by both parties.

Submit your BOM, quality-document requirements, label content, kitting logic, packing needs and destination information. These details are reviewed with the project requirements before quotation and order placement.
Review packing, document and delivery requirements for your equipment project

Documentation and inspection requirements

State requirements for material certification, certificate of conformity, hardness, tensile or mechanical-property testing, dimensional reports, thread inspection, salt-spray testing, batch traceability, third-party inspection or customer formats.

Document scope, inspection items, sampling, batch requirements and availability are confirmed against the product and order requirements.

Identification, labels and kitting

  • Batch identification and customer part-number labels
  • Inner bags, boxes, outer cartons and protective packing
  • Bagging by specification, module, workstation or installation sequence
  • Quantity per bag, carton identification and project packing logic

Export and delivery details

  • Pallet and export-packing requirements
  • Packing lists and agreed delivery documents
  • Destination and delivery requirements
  • Equipment export, site installation and maintenance replenishment needs

Special and high-risk applications

For high-load, high-temperature, highly corrosive, high-pressure, safety-critical or other special applications, submit the standard, design requirements, load data, installation requirements, inspection scope and document requirements.

Without technical confirmation, a product must not be assumed suitable for safety-critical or other applications where failure could create significant risk.

Submit one coordinated project package

Send the BOM, drawings, quality-document requirements, label content, kitting logic, packing needs and destination information with your RFQ.

Product suitability, available documents, packing details and delivery requirements are confirmed against the final project and order requirements.

Multi-SKU Equipment and Heavy-Duty Fastener Procurement

Submit Your High-Strength Fastener Specification for a Bulk Industrial Quote

You do not need every technical detail finalized before requesting a quote for high-strength bolts, nuts, screws, double-end studs, threaded rods, washers or drawing-based fastening components. Start your RFQ with the project information you already have.

Property classes 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9 BOM, drawings and customer part numbers Multi-SKU equipment projects

Start with the files you already have

Upload a BOM, Excel line-item list, drawing package, customer part-number list, sample photos or previous purchase records when several part numbers or equipment assemblies are involved.

  • Standard part numbers and complete specifications
  • 2D drawings, 3D models or sample photos
  • Customer part numbers and historical purchase information

Include the technical requirements available now

  • Material, property class and heat treatment requirements
  • Surface treatment or coating requirements
  • Working load, vibration, temperature and operating environment
  • Matching nuts, washers, locking elements or other connection components

Provide quantity, quality and delivery details

  • Quantity for each specification, total project quantity and expected repeat demand
  • Quality-document, inspection and packing requirements
  • Destination, target delivery requirements and requested trade terms

We review the details that affect your RFQ

The project review uses the supplied information to clarify applicable product standards, dimensions, threads, material, performance requirements, mating parts, packing and delivery conditions.

Missing details can be clarified during the RFQ review when they affect the quotation or product selection.

Confirm the final supply requirements

A formal quotation and final supply terms are based on the confirmed product, quantity, packing, documentation, delivery time and trade terms.

Specifications, drawings and BOM files are used only to evaluate your RFQ and prepare for production review. If you require an NDA before detailed technical discussions, please note this in your RFQ.
Review what to include in your high-strength fastener RFQ

Start with the files you already have

  • BOM, Excel line-item list, drawing package or customer part-number list
  • Standard part numbers, complete specifications or sample photos
  • Previous purchase records for repeat or multi-SKU requirements

Include technical requirements

  • Material, property class, heat treatment and surface treatment
  • Working load, vibration, temperature and operating environment
  • Mating nuts, washers, locking elements and other connection components

Add quantity, quality and delivery details

  • Quantity per specification, project total and expected repeat demand
  • Quality-document, inspection and packing requirements
  • Destination, target delivery requirements and requested trade terms

What we review before quotation

We use the submitted information to clarify standards, dimensions, threads, materials, performance requirements, mating parts, packing and delivery conditions that affect the RFQ.

Final requirements are confirmed before supply

Formal quotation and final supply terms are based on the confirmed product, quantity, packing, documentation, delivery time and trade terms.

Files are used only to evaluate your RFQ and prepare for production review. If you require an NDA before detailed technical discussions, please note this in your RFQ.
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