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The IHS Fasteners eCatalog provides decision support for the identification, specification and sourcing of Aerospace & Defense standard fasteners/hardware such as bolts, screws, nuts, washers, rivets, studs, etc. Designed with the engineering workflow in mind, the IHS Fasteners eCatalog helps solve time-consuming challenge engineers experience when navigating through various “flat” standards. It simplifies the human element of incorporating approved standard parts into drawings and empowers the engineer with the ability to search for fasteners by part number, document number or parametric, based on the proprietary normalization and categorization of fastener physical and mechanical attributes.
The IHS Fasteners eCatalog “search enables” each discrete standard fastener part number from industry and military standards across hardware commodities – bolts, screws, studs, nuts, washers, rivets, etc.
In addition to standard parts being fully parameterized, each includes integrated access to:
The IHS Fasteners eCatalog significantly reduces research time in research and development, design, and procurement processes by providing powerful search functions.
To speak with an IHS Subject Matter Expert about the IHS Fasteners eCatalog,
call 1-303-397-2892 (Worldwide)
1-888-752-0334 (US/Canada)
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time
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