Industry Update

At Allfasteners we are never satisfied with what we can offer our customers. We strive to constantly update our customer experience with the Allfasteners brand. That's why we have reimagined our Online Customer Portal!

Bolting into HSS members can be difficult when only one side of the structure is accessible. That's why the use of the NexGen2 Blind Bolt is ideal!

One of the leading causes of injury on the jobsite is falling – especially from heights. To address this issue, OSHA set forth new regulations surrounding fixed ladders extending over 24 feet.

Two of the most commonly confused sets of regulations are those of the Buy America and the Buy American Acts. Even their names are almost identical. But, mistaking one requirement for the other can result in contract termination, suspension, and much more – that’s why it’s important to understand the differences.

Connected by fiber cables and attached to a pole – existing infrastructure, utility poles or streetlights – small cell poles are small low-powered antennas that built in a network combine to provide coverage to surrounding areas.

Some tower owners can struggle to mask the environment because steel towers do not always fit seamlessly into a park with pine trees – enter concealment.

As the world goes back to work, Allfasteners wants to remind everyone what makes us the place for all things fastening.

Allfasteners and AF Tower are happy to announce industry news with keynote speaker FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr with guest speaker NATE President & CEO Todd Schlekeway.

Allfasteners has been approved as a supplier for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). This approval allows Allfasteners' facility in Medina, Ohio, to manufacture and supply bridge components for projects overseen by MassDOT, enhancing the company's presence in the infrastructure sector.

No matter which industry you are in, now is the time to get ahead! Don't wait until the last minute to secure the products you need