Tiny screws,
serious consequences.
Thinner devices, tighter tolerances and faster lines leave zero margin for a stripped drive or a magnetic stray field. Micro fastening is the invisible reliability layer of every premium product.
Where miniature fasteners decide product quality
A sensor disturbed by magnetic steel, a driver that cams out on an automated line, a cosmetic head scratched in bulk handling - each is a small part failing a large product. We engineer micro screws for the assembly process as much as the joint: non-magnetic where sensors demand it, drives engineered for torque-angle control, surfaces protected through packaging.
- M0.5 - M2.0 precision threads with full-strength rolled profiles
- Non-magnetic stainless options for camera, sensor and speaker modules
- Drive geometry held to +/-0.01 class for automated bit engagement
- 100% CCD optical sorting for batch-to-batch dimensional consistency
Products our micro screws quietly hold together
Phones, wearables & hearables
Display, mid-frame and battery fasteners in miniature threads with cosmetic-grade heads.
Camera & sensor modules
Non-magnetic stainless screws that never disturb optics or magnetometer calibration.
Audio & small appliances
High-volume micro fasteners priced and packed for automated assembly lines.
The fasteners this sector asks for most
Micro precision screws
M0.5-M2.0, non-magnetic, optically sorted - built for automated micro-assembly.
View familyThread inserts & bushings
Durable threads in plastic and thin-wall enclosures that see repeated service.
View familyAluminum alloy bolts
Light, non-magnetic structure joints where steel is too heavy or too magnetic.
View familyMicro-fastening questions we hear most
M0.5 is our standard floor, with M2.0 as the practical ceiling for high-volume lines. In that window we control pitch diameter, drive geometry and head concentricity to automated-assembly tolerances.
We offer austenitic and precipitation-hardened stainless grades with effectively non-magnetic behaviour, and we can supply material certificates per batch so your sensor calibration team can sign off.
Every batch passes CCD optical sorting on thread, drive and head geometry, with retained samples and traceable lot records - so a line qualified today runs identically three years from now.
Sourcing micro screws a line keeps rejecting?
Tell us the device, driver and torque spec - we will match thread, material and drive to your assembly process, not just the drawing.
