About Ideal Fasteners

Optimize your designs to reduce cost, improve performance, and accelerate time to market.

CNC machining is a manufacturing process where computer software is used to control complex tools or machinery without the need for manual operations. Some examples of CNC machining services we offer include milling, turning, micromachining, metal stamping and forming (including fourslide technology), and wire forming and wire rolling.

Coating is used most often to resist environmental factors like corrosion or embrittlement.

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These are general terms used to describe product testing under normal working conditions. We can work with your team to determine specified ranges for product performance and test your preferred components within those ranges.

MW provides quick turn service or Just-In-Time (JIT) delivery to ensure that you get the products you need when and where you need them. From rapid prototyping to next-day shipping on in-stock items, we deliver with speed and efficiency.

MW Components offers prototypes or sample parts for a variety of custom components including springs, fasteners, bellows, couplings, and other precision metal parts. We also offer rapid prototyping for select components, with shipping in as little as one week.

Cold forming or cold working refers to the process of forming metal material into its desired shape through the use of various machining processes which may include stamping, forming, four-slide or other processes.

Drilling is the process of cutting one or several holes into a material using a machine equipped with a drill bit.

This is an NDT process where a magnetic field is added directly or indirectly to the component and used to test certain metals like nickel, cobalt, iron, and their alloys for shallow surface inconsistencies.

Laser engraving is the use of computer-aided systems which operate a high-powered laser to remove a small amount of material from an object's surface. It is generally used to add branding, make the component easier to identify, or aid in assembly with other adjacent components.