Carbolts
Online retailer and manufacturer of black stainless steel fasteners for trade and consumer customers worldwide
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Carbolts
Carbolts sells black stainless steel bolts, nuts, washers, screws, marine fasteners, decking screws and related hardware, alongside silver stainless steel products. It also operates an in-house manufacturing facility for stainless steel fasteners.
The company sells products through its online shop and serves customers in the UK, Europe and worldwide. CARBOLTS LTD is registered in Sowerby Bridge and was founded in 2018.
Product: Online sales of black and silver stainless steel fasteners, plus in-house manufacturing of stainless steel fasteners.
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