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2504, 2016

3 Best Practices for Using Stainless Steel Screws in Marine Construction

April 25, 2016|General|

Piers, ports or docks that have an underwater area as part of its construction will likely need stainless steel screws to hold it together and to protect against corrosion. Most times, screws made from stainless steel are preferred because of their ability to resist corrosion under any type of weather condition [...]

2408, 2015

Choosing the Right Construction Fasteners

August 24, 2015|General|

Choosing the right construction fasteners for the job can be confusing if you don’t understand the design and manufacture of each fastener available to you. For high quality and enduring work, the right fastener must be selected. Let’s take a closer look at some of the characteristics of typical construction fasteners: [...]

1602, 2015

Fasteners for boat building: Boat building tips and tricks

February 16, 2015|General|

If you are an avid handyman (or woman) and want to delve into building your own boat, stainless steel fasteners can make the world of difference to your project. After all, a boat’s durability depends entirely on the small things that are responsible for holding it together. You boat only is [...]

906, 2014

Stainless Steel fasteners for Marine and Coastal Construction

June 9, 2014|General|

The marine and coastal construction industry has a unique set of needs with regards to steel products – especially fasteners. Not only are you looking for competitively priced products, but you need the type of hardware that will be able to withstand even the toughest conditions. Marsh Fasteners have been in [...]

605, 2014

The difference between 304 and 316 stainless steel fasteners

May 6, 2014|General|

Stainless Steel Fasteners: The 304 Series The 304 stainless steel fasteners series is made up of approximately 18% chromium and 8% nickel (18-8). These fasteners, which also include the 302, 302HQ, 303 and 305, are characterized by multiple variables and grades with a close chemical composition. The term “18-8” is used [...]

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