The report "Industrial Fasteners Market by Raw Material (Metal, Plastic), Type (Bolts, Screws, Nuts, Washers, Rivets), Product (Externally Threaded, Internally Threaded, NonThreaded, and Aerospace Grade), Application, Sales Channel & Region - Global Forecast to 2029", is approximated to be USD 90.57 billion in 2025, and it is projected to reach USD 104.12 billion by 2029 at a CAGR of 3.5%. The research report presents and showcases a dynamic vision of the global scenario in terms of industrial fasteners market size, market statistics, and competitive situation.

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Industrial fasteners are mechanical elements used to ensure the joining of objects in manufacturing, construction, and engineering in the form of bolts, screws, nuts, washers, rivets, and anchors. These ensure the stability of machinery, buildings, vehicles, and electronics. They can be made of stainless steel, carbon steel, or alloys, to withstand different kinds of stresses. Fasteners are either permanent or removable, hence flexible in terms of assembly and maintenance. Their quality and precision greatly influence the safety, performance, and durability of industrial structures and equipment. 

Global Industrial Fasteners Market Dynamics

🔹 Driver: Automotive Sector Fuels Fastener Demand

The automotive industry significantly drives demand for industrial fasteners like bolts, screws, and rivets—vital for assembling engines, frames, and suspension systems. The rising global vehicle production, especially electric vehicles (EVs), boosts the need for lightweight, high-performance fasteners. EV makers like Tesla and Rivian require specialized fasteners for battery support and weight reduction. Additionally, smart fasteners with sensors are gaining traction in autonomous vehicles. The aftermarket segment also ensures consistent demand for replacement fasteners, especially in regions with aging vehicle fleets.

🔹 Restraint: Volatile Raw Material Prices

Fastener manufacturers face cost instability due to fluctuating steel, aluminum, and copper prices. This volatility disrupts pricing strategies, reduces margins, and complicates long-term planning. The Global Metal Price Index shows steep hikes post-2021 due to supply shocks and pandemic recovery. Such unpredictability deters investment, making it difficult for stakeholders to commit to long-term supply contracts and infrastructure projects.

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🔹 Opportunity: Urban Growth in Asia & Africa

Rapid urbanization in Asia and Africa is boosting demand for fasteners in infrastructure, housing, and industrial construction. Urban populations are projected to surge—Asia from 2.3B (2020) to 3.5B (2050), and Africa from 0.5B to 1.5B in the same period. Emerging manufacturing hubs in India, Vietnam, and Ethiopia, along with initiatives like China’s Belt and Road and Africa’s Agenda 2063, create strong growth prospects for fasteners in construction and heavy industry applications.

🔹 Challenge: Counterfeit and Quality Concerns

Counterfeit fasteners pose serious risks, especially in critical sectors like aerospace, automotive, and renewable energy. Poor-quality products can lead to failures, downtime, and safety hazards. These fakes also damage brand trust and market competitiveness. To combat this, manufacturers are adopting traceability technologies like RFID, laser codes, and blockchain, while collaboration with regulators is essential to secure global supply chains. 

By Type, screws segment accounted for the largest market share in 2024

In 2024, the industrial fasteners market had the highest share in terms of screw. Due to their ease of use and flexibility, screws are widely applied in various sectors. They ensure a secure, adjustable, and removable connection in several applications like automotive assembly, construction, machinery, and electronics, for which a fastening solution must be reliable for maintaining the integrity and functionality of the components. The screw section has been able to dominate because of the extensive varieties of screws available, including machine screws, wood screws, self-tapping screws, and others, for various materials and specific applications. Screws are also appreciated for the strength of connections that they provide without requiring other supporting parts like nuts or washers, hence cost-effective and time efficient. In addition, screws provide enormous flexibility in terms of removability, which is important for the maintenance and repairs in industries such as automotive and aerospace. Therefore, the screw segment is likely to continue leading the industrial fasteners market as the manufacturing process advances and new materials are developed.

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By Application, Automotive segment accounted for the largest share in 2024

The automotive segment was the largest market share in the industrial fasteners market in 2024. The automotive industry is one of the largest consumers of industrial fasteners because it uses bolts, screws, nuts, washers, and rivets extensively in the manufacturing and assembly of vehicles. Fasteners play a very crucial role in making automobiles structurally sound, safe, and reliable by holding essential parts like engines, chassis, body frames, suspension systems, and interior fittings together. Increasing automobile demand, particularly in developing economies, has only added to the demand for industrial fasteners in this industry. Moreover, in the move to sustainable, high-tech automotive industry, such advanced fasteners play a huge role in this context and being able to tolerate extreme operating temperatures and high resistance to corrosion become more imperative. Additionally, other innovations in vehicle design, including autonomy and connected vehicles, are more driving the demands for more advanced fastening technologies.

Asia Pacific accounted for the largest share of the industrial fasteners Market in 2024

Asia Pacific accounted for the highest industrial fasteners market share in 2024 due to high rates of industrialization, urbanization, and increased demand in the automotive, construction, and manufacturing industries. ChinaIndia, and Japan are also prominent contributors, due to increased production in the automotive sector and major infrastructure projects. The growth of manufacturing hubs in the region, especially in emerging markets such as Vietnam and Indonesia, further boosts the need for fasteners in machinery and electronics. Government-backed projects, such as China's Belt and Road Initiative, also increase demand. With ongoing industrialization, Asia Pacific leads the way, which remains a prime region for fastener manufacturing growth.

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Industrial Fasteners Companies

The industrial fasteners Market comprises major players such as Illinois Tool Works Inc. (US), Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (US), SFS AG (Switzerland), Lisi Group (France), Bilten AB (Sweden), Kowlner Rawlplug IP (Poland), FONTANA GRUPPO (Italy), Birmingham Fasteners and Supply Inc. (US), MW Industries (US), Hilti Group (Liechtenstein) and others are covered in the industrial fasteners market. Expansions, acquisitions, joint ventures, and new product developments are some of the major strategies adopted by these key players to enhance their positions in the industrial fasteners Market.

🔹 Illinois Tool Works Inc. (US)
Illinois Tool Works is a global leader in industrial products, serving sectors like automotive, construction, food equipment, and electronics. It operates through seven segments, including Automotive OEM and Construction Products, offering fasteners, components, and assemblies. With 410 facilities across 51 countries, ITW emphasizes innovation and decentralized operations for efficiency and growth.

🔹 Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. (US)
Stanley Black & Decker manufactures tools and industrial equipment, with its STANLEY® Engineered Fastening brand offering advanced fastening solutions. Its product range includes high-performance fasteners, rivets, inserts, and precision components used in automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications. The company has a presence in 60 countries across North and South America, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

🔹 SFS Group AG (Switzerland)
SFS Group supplies precision components, fastening systems, and tools through its three segments: Engineered Components, Fastening Systems, and Distribution & Logistics. Serving automotive, construction, electronics, and medical sectors, SFS operates 140 facilities in 35 countries, ensuring global reach with strong quality and logistics capabilities.

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Recent Developments of Industrial Fasteners Market

  • In December 2024, Bulten Group and ZJK Vietnam Precision Components Co., Ltd. signed a letter of intent to establish a joint venture in Vietnam. The agreement aims to start production of micro screws in 2025, with Bulten holding a 51% stake and ZJK owning 49%. This collaboration reflects the growing demand for domestically produced components in the consumer electronics industry.
  • In November 2024, the SFS Group acquired Pro Fastening Systems Inc., which generated approximately USD 30 million in sales in 2023. The company specializes in fasteners and sealants for the commercial and industrial construction sectors.
  • In October 2024, The SFS Group completed its acquisition of EPRO D.O.O., a prominent distribution partner for high-end applications in the building envelope sector in Slovenia, generating approximately EUR 4 million in sales in 2023.
  • In August 2024, Illinois Tool Works Inc. sold its noncontrolling equity interest in Wilsonart for USD 395 million, realizing a pre-tax gain of USD 363 million.
  • In July 2024, Bulten Group signed an agreement with Dutch wire rod manufacturer FNsteel, granting the company access to the most circular steel available for fastener production. The collaboration reflects Bulten’s commitment to innovative environment-friendly manufacturing practices in the fastener industry.
  • In May 2024, The SFS Group finalized its acquisition of Etanco S.A.U. Etanco, a Spanish distributor specializing in fasteners, fixings, and accessories for building envelopes. It generated approximately EUR 4 million in sales in 2023.