Custom Screws, Manufactured to Your Specifications
When you need small quantities of custom screws and you need them done right, choose Wilson-Garner. With over 70 years of experience serving military vehicle, heavy truck, oil & gas, automotive, and industrial industries across the board, we are known for our ability to cold-form exceptionally durable screws in non-standards sizes and limited quantities.
Wilson-Garner manufactures custom screws according to your requirements. Send us a blueprint, specification, photo, or even a sketch and we can develop exactly the screw you need using our precise cold-formed production process. American-made and manufactured right here in Harrison Township, MI, our family-owned company is here to create exactly the screw you need for your service parts or small production application.

Limited-Run Quantities
Limited-run quantities are where we live. We can accommodate custom, small quantity screw requests from just a handful of parts to around 30,000 pieces. When you need a small number of parts, manufactured to precise specifications, you need Wilson-Garner.
Product Specifications
- Carbon or Alloy Steel
- ¼” to 1-¼”, or M5-M30 diameter
- Up to 5/16th diameter – Max length is 6”
- 3/8th diameter or more – Max length of 8”
Head types:
Hex head | Hex flange | Square head | Round head
Certifications
Wilson-Garner is certified to ISO 9001:2014 and IATF 16949:2016 and provides full electronic certifications free of charge for every lot of product we ship. Wondering about a particular certification or approval? Please see a complete list of our certificates and any relevant documentation below.
Cold-Formed Screw Resources
Learn more about the cold-form manufacturing process or the development of custom screws below.
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