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Machine fasteners and engineering bolts
Tigges is pleased to supply customers in the mechanical engineering industry with the machine screws and fasteners they rely on every day. Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest and most diverse branches of engineering. Combining basic principles of mathematics, physics and engineering with design, analysis, material selection and manufacturing techniques, mechanical engineering is the beating heart of sectors such as aerospace, aircraft development, construction and car manufacture.
Discover Tigges machine fasteners and engineering bolts
To say that Tigges is a machine screws manufacturer is something of an understatement.
With almost 100 years of hands-on experience and industry knowledge, we supply both new and established names in mechanical with standard and custom-made machine fasteners and engineering bolts. Wherever two parts need to be connected, we can help.
Machine screws – Specific areas of application
Typical areas of application include roofs and walls in construction, aircraft wing attachment and the connection of parts, panels and engines in the aerospace and automotive industries – in fact, anywhere that permanent or semi-permanent engineering bolts or fasteners are required.
Often, a machine bolt or screw is used as an alternative to welding. This can be due to the type of material being used or because welding doesn’t offer advantages in terms of overall design or structural integrity.
Typical machine bolts and engineering screws for structural engineering
Machine fasteners for use within the mechanical engineering industry account for a large percentage of our annual output – thanks in part to the vital role played by mechanical engineers in so many sectors.
Our mechanical engineering team is able to design and produce machine fasteners such as bolts, screws, nuts and rivets for almost any building, machine or product imaginable.
Custom screws and bolts for mechanical engineering
Our extensive standard collection of engineering bolts and machine screws has been carefully developed to cover almost every possible application in mechanical engineering. However, sometimes you may need a machine bolt with a larger than average head, engineering screws with left-hand threading, or fasteners made from a specific material.
Whatever your custom machine bolt needs, Tigges is here to help.
