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10 suppliers across all 50 states

Browse Hardware & Fasteners suppliers and manufacturers serving construction projects across the country. This category brings together the distributors, wholesalers, retailers, and national chains that supply Hardware & Fasteners to builders, contractors, and remodelers. Every listing is compiled from public business registries and is free to browse — no account, login, or lead form required. Use the filters to narrow by company type, service area, or state, or jump to your state below to find Hardware & Fasteners suppliers near your jobsite. Listings are not independently verified, so contact a supplier directly to confirm product availability, pricing, and lead times before you order.

10 suppliers found

publicNational Chains

Fastenal

Winona, MN

National
Distributor$7B+Est. 1967

Major distributor of fasteners, tools, and industrial supplies with 3,000+ locations

Grabber Construction Products

Tampa, FL

National
Distributor$500M+Est. 1956

Major distributor of screws, fasteners, and tools for drywall and steel framing

Grainger

Lake Forest, IL

National
Distributor$16B+Est. 1927

Fortune 500 industrial distributor of MRO products, tools, and safety equipment

Hilti

Plano, TX

National
Manufacturer$7B+Est. 1941

Liechtenstein-based manufacturer of power tools, fastening systems, and firestop

ITW

Glenview, IL

National
Manufacturer$16B+Est. 1912

Illinois Tool Works produces construction fasteners, adhesives, and specialty products

MSC Industrial

Melville, NY

National
Distributor$4B+Est. 1941

Leading distributor of metalworking and MRO products to industrial customers

Powers Fasteners

New Rochelle, NY

National
Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1921

DeWalt brand producing mechanical and adhesive anchoring systems

Ramset

Mt. Prospect, IL

National
Manufacturer$200M+Est. 1947

ITW brand producing powder-actuated fastening tools and concrete anchors

Simpson Strong-Tie

Pleasanton, CA

National
Manufacturer$2B+Est. 1956

Leading manufacturer of structural connectors, fasteners, and anchoring systems

Stanley Black & Decker

New Britain, CT

National
Manufacturer$15B+Est. 1843

Global tools and hardware manufacturer owning DeWalt, Stanley, and Craftsman brands

How to Buy Hardware & Fasteners for Construction Projects

Fasteners and construction hardware flow from domestic manufacturers and high-volume importers through industrial distributors to contractors, with the distributor tier split by specialty. Fastenal and Wurth serve industrial and OEM accounts with vending and inventory programs; White Cap and similar construction-focused houses stock concrete anchors, structural connectors, and jobsite hardware; and structural connector systems from Simpson Strong-Tie and MiTek move heavily through lumber dealers alongside the framing packages that require them. Powder-actuated and battery-actuated fastening systems ride manufacturer channels like Hilti's direct sales model, unusual in a category otherwise dominated by distribution.

Fasteners price by the box, the hundred, the thousand, or the keg for bulk nails, and unit economics reward volume steeply: the per-screw price at keg quantity can be half the small-box rate. Structural connectors price per piece against a takeoff from the structural plans. Distributors extend net-30 terms readily in this category, and jobsite vending or bin-stocking programs bill monthly on consumption. Pricing in 2026 remains sensitive to import tariff rulings on Asian-sourced fasteners, which cover a large share of commodity screws and nails, so domestic-made structural fasteners have narrowed the historic price gap.

The vetting question in hardware is documentation: structural connectors, anchors, and screws in engineered assemblies must match the evaluation reports the engineer specified, so confirm your supplier stocks genuine listed product with ICC-ES reports available, because look-alike unlisted connectors fail inspection and expose you to liability. Check zinc versus hot-dip galvanized versus stainless availability, since treated lumber and coastal exposure dictate coatings. Ask about bin-stocking or vending for your shop, will-call speed on odd anchors mid-pour, and box-quantity break points. A distributor who can read an anchor schedule and pull the whole list accurately is doing estimating work for you at no charge.

Hardware & Fasteners Supplier FAQs

Are cheap imported structural screws as good as name-brand?

Only if they carry a current ICC-ES or equivalent evaluation report matching the load tables in your plans. Engineers specify products by report number, and inspectors can require proof, so an unlisted look-alike screw at half the price is a rejected connection. For non-structural uses like decking trim or cabinet assembly, commodity imports are usually fine.

What fastener coating do I need with pressure-treated lumber?

Modern treatment chemistry corrodes ordinary zinc-plated steel, so code requires hot-dip galvanized (G-185 for connectors) or stainless steel in contact with treated wood. Stainless is mandatory in coastal or ground-contact severe exposures. Never mix metals: a stainless connector with galvanized nails, or vice versa, sets up galvanic corrosion at the joint.

Is a jobsite vending or bin-stocking program worth it for a small contractor?

The break-even is labor: if your crews burn 30 minutes a day running for fasteners, a distributor-managed bin program that invoices monthly on refill pays for itself despite slightly higher unit pricing. Below a steady crew of four or five, most contractors do better with disciplined box-quantity buying and a well-organized trailer.

How do I buy powder-actuated or gas-actuated fasteners?

The tools, pins, and loads are sold through the manufacturer channels and construction supply houses, and operators need tool-specific certification, which manufacturers provide free through short training courses. Loads are color-coded by power level and regulated for transport, so buy the pin, load, and tool as a matched system rather than mixing brands.