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As a tower owner, the safety of those climbing your tower is a top priority. That’s why choosing a fall protection system that provides increased safety is crucial to the success of your tower’s safety.

Allfasteners is proud to announce that we are not only an AISC Member, but also a certified AISC Fabricator.

One of our most innovative solutions – the Split Nut – was conceptualized on a napkin on a snowy jobsite. It just goes to show our team is dedicated to finding a solution to your problem.

At Allfasteners, we know that lead times are an important aspect of being a Safety Climb supplier/manufacturer. When a damaged or missing system is discovered on a cell tower, it can often hold up important upgrades or repairs. That is why our mission is to deliver our Travel8 kits quickly to minimize these situations for our customers.

When your job requires steel fabricated parts and fasteners, you’ll need a steel fabricator that has comprehensive steel detailing capabilities. Whether dimensionally incorrect, or missing key details, poor shop drawing quality costs projects time and money.

Let’s face it, the current system of adding an anchor bolt to an existing base plate is flawed. Too often the process can take long to complete. See how to fix it.

Whether it’s an hour late or a day late, delayed shipments can cost a jobsite precious time and money. That’s why you need a fastener supplier with a fast and reliable delivery system – Allfasteners is that supplier.

From onsite services to tool calibration, Allfasteners can provide more than just fasteners for the job – in fact our range of services may be the missing link you need to complete the job.

As the race to 5G continues, everyone seems to understand the benefits of 5G and its potential to change the way we interact with the world. From telemedicine to more efficient and faster-moving cities, the benefits of 5G are simply amazing, but how will all of this come to fruition?

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.