Local service. Since 1971.
Fasteners & Industrial Hardware in Salt Lake City.
The right fastener for the job. Quality fasteners and knowledgeable service for consumers, businesses and public customers throughout the Salt Lake City area.
Products & Supply
Fasteners for everyday repairs, fabrication and industrial work
Bring in a sample or tell us what you are working on. Our goal is to help you find the right fastener without wasting time searching through a big-box aisle.
Nuts & Bolts
Common and specialty fastening hardware for repair, maintenance, construction and fabrication.
Explore nuts & bolts →Screws
A broad range of screw styles and sizes for commercial, industrial and everyday applications.
Explore screws →Washers
Washers and related hardware to help complete the assembly and provide the fit your project needs.
Explore washers →Anchors
Anchoring hardware for construction and installation applications.
Explore anchors →Industrial Fasteners
Fastening solutions for maintenance, manufacturing, equipment and other industrial needs.
Explore industrial fasteners →Hard to Find?
Call us or bring the part to our counter. We will help identify what you need and find the best available match.
Contact us →About Fastener Engineering
Serving our community for more than five decades
Fastener Engineering & Sales Corporation was established in 1971 by the Hibbard family, who continue to operate the company today.
From our Salt Lake City location, we serve customers with quality fasteners and personal service. Much of our business comes from repeat customers and referrals, and we are proud to support the projects, repairs and new ideas our customers bring through the door.
Our will-call counter is open to everyone—individual customers, private companies and public organizations.
Hours
Will Call Counter
Holiday schedule
Fastener Resources
Practical fastener guides & articles
Reference information for choosing, identifying and using fasteners for repair, fabrication, construction and industrial work.
Bolt Grades and Head Markings: What They Can Tell You
Learn what common SAE radial lines and metric property-class numbers can tell you about a bolt, and why markings are only part of identification.
Read article → GUIDECoarse Threads vs. Fine Threads: What's the Difference?
Learn how coarse and fine threads differ, how to identify them, and why diameter alone is not enough when choosing a replacement fastener.
Read article → GUIDEHow to Measure and Identify a Replacement Bolt or Screw
A practical guide to measuring diameter, thread pitch, length, head style, and markings when identifying a replacement fastener.
Read article →