Plain, HDG (Hot Dipped Gal), And Stainless Dock Washers
Dock washers are similar to fender washers as they have a larger outside diameter compared to their inner diameter. These washers are also thicker than most other standard washers.
They will create spacing and help to distribute the load as part of a fastener assembly, which preserves installation surfaces and allows for easier tightening and loosening of a bolt or screw.
Dock Washers That Meet Your Requirements
We offer dock washers to meet with many different specs and carry them in plain and HDG (hot dipped gal finishes), as well as stainless varieties. You can get a quick quote through our catalog.
Just submit an RFQ with your requirements. We’ll respond and fulfill your order efficiently. Many areas in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic can even have their shipment completed in as little as 24 hours.
Why Source Dock Washers From BACO Enterprises?
As an experienced and capable structural fastener supplier, we can provide you with prompt and reliable service in addition to highly competitive pricing on dependable components, including USS flat washers, zinc lock washers and HDG beveled washers. Our ample inventory enables us to meet the needs of our customers with speed and consistency.
We can also help you ensure the integrity of your installation by providing on-site support services. Our specialists can review the unique needs of your application and help you choose an optimal fastener solution.
What Can You Expect from BACO Enterprises?
You can trust us to meet your needs fast and provide you with attentive service throughout the order fulfillment process. We’ve built and maintain our capabilities around attending to the requirements of our customers.
We even have a shipping fleet that allows us to fulfill your order in impeccable time. If you need our products shipped to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maryland, Delaware, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, or Virginia, ask about our next-day delivery capabilities.
