Marine fasteners are specialized components used to assemble, secure, and ensure the structural integrity of boat fittings and parts in corrosive marine environments. These include stainless steel screws, bolts, washers, and nuts made from 316 or 304 stainless steel, known for their excellent corrosion resistance.
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Robust 5,5 x 25 mm stainless steel screws with a lens Phillips head, designed to offer secure and long-lasting fastening.
|
$ 29,06
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time These 5,5 x 32 mm screws provide durable fastening with corrosion resistance thanks to the AISI 316 stainless steel material and lens Phillips head design.
|
$ 28,38
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Premium quality 5,5 x 38 mm plate screws with a lens Phillips head, crafted from corrosion-resistant stainless steel for reliable use.
|
$ 28,60
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time These longer 5,5 x 50 mm screws are built from AISI 316 stainless steel with a lens Phillips head, ensuring strength and resistance to harsh environments.
|
$ 29,67
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time These brass wood screws with a counter head meet DIN 95 standards, offering excellent corrosion resistance and a flush finish for wood applications.
|
$ 32,96
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Designed for secure wood fastening, these brass screws with a counter head follow DIN 95 specifications, providing durability and an integrated aesthetic.
|
$ 33,46
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time The 3.5 x 20 mm brass wood screws feature corrosion resistance and a smooth counter head, manufactured to DIN 95 standards for reliable fastening.
|
$ 33,01
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Strong brass screws sized 4.0 x 25 mm with a counter head, built according to DIN 95 for wood applications needing both strength and a neat finish.
|
$ 33,17
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time These longer 5.0 x 40 mm brass wood screws provide reliable fastening with a counter head, suitable for thicker wood materials and corrosion resistance.
|
$ 33,29
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Brass wood screws with a counter raised head complying with DIN 96, designed for woodwork requiring a slightly raised head profile and durable fastening.
|
$ 34,78
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time These 2.5 x 10 mm brass wood screws feature a counter raised head according to DIN 96, ensuring functional fastening with a subtle head elevation.
|
$ 34,12
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Durable brass screws sized 2.5 x 12 mm with a counter raised head, meeting DIN 96 standards for wood projects needing a raised head design.
|
$ 33,66
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Brass wood screws with a counter raised head conforming to DIN 96 standards, offering reliable fastening with a slightly elevated head for wood applications.
|
$ 34,06
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Durable 3.0 x 20 mm brass screws with a counter raised head as per DIN 96, designed for secure and aesthetic wood fastening.
|
$ 32,77
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time These 3.5 x 25 mm brass wood screws provide a strong hold with a counter raised head profile, following DIN 96 specifications for quality and performance.
|
$ 32,36
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Brass wood screws with a countersunk head according to DIN 97, ideal for flush fastening where the screw head is level with the wood surface.
|
$ 33,05
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time The 3.0 x 16 mm brass screws offer flush fastening with a countersunk head, complying with DIN 97 standards for a neat finish in wood projects.
|
$ 33,35
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Reliable 3.5 x 20 mm brass screws featuring a countersunk head design, perfect for flush mounting in wood according to DIN 97 guidelines.
|
$ 33,01
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time These 4.0 x 20 mm brass wood screws provide strong fastening with a countersunk head, meeting DIN 97 standards for professional woodworking applications.
|
$ 32,44
-
+
| ||
|
1-2 weeks delivery time Durable brass screws sized 4,0 x 25 mm with a countersunk head, designed to fit flush with wood surfaces and comply with DIN 97 specifications.
|
$ 32,44
-
+
| ||
What makes marine grade fastener different from regular fasteners?
Marine grade fasteners differ from regular fasteners due to their enhanced corrosion resistance and durability, making them suitable for harsh marine environments. Made from materials like 316 stainless steel, silicon bronze, and brass, these fasteners are specifically designed to withstand exposure to saltwater and other corrosive conditions. Specialty marine fasteners provide a wide range of options, including machine screws and carriage bolts, ideal for boat supply and ensuring structural integrity on yachts.
Marine grade fasteners are carefully categorized to meet the demands of the boating industry. Whether you require stainless steel marine fasteners, copper nails, or a variety of alloy-based hardware, we carry a wide selection available in stainless steel, including 18-8 and metric sizes for various applications. The quality of these fasteners is crucial in ensuring that each hardware piece provides the corrosion resistance needed for marine environments, and suppliers are available to assist and fulfill orders with attention to both stock and custom requirements.
What type of marine fastener is most commonly used on boats?
The most commonly used marine fastener on boats is the stainless steel fastener, particularly in grades 304 and 316, due to their corrosion-resistant properties. These fasteners, such as hex bolts, wood screws, and nuts and bolts, are designed to withstand harsh marine environments, preventing rust and ensuring structural integrity. Silicone bronze fasteners are also popular for wood applications, offering additional strength and resistance in corrosive conditions.
How does silicon bronze compare to brass in marine fastener applications?
Silicon bronze and brass are both used in marine fastener applications, but they have different properties suited for various needs. Silicon bronze is more corrosion-resistant in a marine environment compared to brass, making it ideal for demanding hardware projects, particularly where long-term durability is required. While brass is more cost-effective and often used for general marine bolt supply, silicon bronze remains stronger and better suited for corrosive environments, especially when exposed to saltwater.