Managed stock
Fasteners & fixings.
Available when the job needs them.
Practical stock management for the everyday components maintenance teams rely on—supported by clear replenishment and online stock-health visibility.
Product coverage
A dependable supply of industrial fasteners and fixings.
Halls Engineering can consolidate and supply common maintenance fasteners alongside more application-specific items, matched to the customer’s equipment and working environment.
- Bolts, nuts and washers
- Machine screws and self-tapping screws
- Studding, threaded rod and studs
- Socket screws and set screws
- Pins, clips, circlips and retaining hardware
- Rivets, anchors and specialist fixings
- A2 (304) stainless-steel fasteners
- A4 (316) stainless-steel fasteners
- Self-colour mild-steel fasteners
- Bright zinc plated (BZP) mild-steel fasteners
- Grade 8.8 and 12.9 high-tensile fasteners
- Metric and imperial threads, including UNC
- Other grades, finishes and specialist fixings sourced to requirement
Flexible supply & stock management
One-off quantities, scheduled replenishment or fully managed stock.
Fasteners can be supplied by post in quantities to suit, through scheduled Kanban replenishment, or as an ongoing vendor-managed inventory service. Customers can have access to the StoresIQ online portal to see stock health and mark an item as low before it runs out, creating earlier visibility for replenishment without relying on somebody finding an empty bin.
- Initial review of existing fasteners and usage
- Vendor-managed inventory (VMI) arrangements
- Kanban and two-bin replenishment systems
- Postal supply in any quantity, from one-off items to bulk orders
- Scheduled call-offs and routine stock replenishment
- Clear stock locations and component identification
- Sensible minimum and replenishment levels
- Reduction of unnecessary duplicates and ad-hoc buying
- Customer access to the StoresIQ online portal
- Visibility of stock health, usage and replenishment priorities
- Simple tools for customers to mark an item low before it runs out
Talk to an engineer
Take the guesswork out of fastener stock.
Discuss a one-off stock review or an ongoing managed fasteners and fixings arrangement.