Products

Bushings can be made of almost any material, but are most commonly made of stainless steel. Nylon and Delrin are commonly used as well.

Integral, captivated design speeds handling and assembly operations in a wide variety of applications in the electronic, instrument, aircraft and other industries.

Ferrules are a type of spacer that goes between externally threaded handles and the panel they mount to in order to provide stability and support.

Handles are commonly made of aluminum or stainless steel with either anodized or passivated finishes

Nuts are typically made from stainless steel and are available from ASM with Vibra-Tite and other anti-loosening treatments.

Threaded fasteners (as in ordinary screws or nuts) with a head or knob securely molded onto the body so that they are easily tightened and removed by hand

Retainers are typically made of stainless steel or aluminum and can be 100% modified to customer specifications.

ASM captive screws can be made in many head styles (round head, pan head, socket head, fillister head, etc.) and custom length configurations.

ASM can customize almost all aspects of an assembly, including the hardware.

Threaded fasteners with a variety of drive and head styles available.

Often used to mount circuit boards or other components to a chassis, to calibrate the height of a sensor or switch, or provide heat or electrical isolation.

Studs are often set into mounting plates to attach motors, brackets or other sub-assemblies where access to the reverse side of the plate is not available.

ASM provides two types of tools: one is a set of punch + anvil, the other removes “security” type heads, such as pin and spanner head screws.

Some washers are manufactured with features that inhibit spinning/loosening, such as split washers, or toothed washers, and others are made of bent or beveled material that act as springs.

Commonly made from aluminum or stainless steel with either anodized or passivated finishes.