R.A.K. Fasteners
Manufactures engineering studs in varied materials and thread standards for industrial buyers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About R.A.K. Fasteners
R.A.K. Fasteners manufactures engineering studs, including stainless steel and mild steel studs. Products include single- and double-ended, waisted and collared studs, in metric and imperial sizes and to British, American, European and DIN standards.
The company is based in Walsall, West Midlands. R.A.K. Fasteners Limited was founded in 1994.
Product: Engineering studs manufactured in various materials, sizes and thread standards.
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