Fasteners & Fittings
Threaded Flange
Threaded flange connection for industrial piping layouts and removable joint arrangements.
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Industrial Products Built for Application.
Fastening, piping and material-handling products reviewed around size, material and intended use.
- 17+
Years of industry
experience - 6+
Application
environments - 5+
Export markets
supported - 24h
Target enquiry
response
Our products
Industrial Products for Fastening, Connection and Handling.
A focused preview of our product range, organised for practical industrial enquiries.
Fasteners & Fittings
Pipe Fittings
Industrial fitting formats for joining, directing and adapting pipework requirements.
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Lifting & Material Handling
Oblong Ring
Oblong master-link style ring for multi-leg sling and connection arrangements.
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Lifting & Material Handling
Bottom Block
Hook-and-sheave bottom block assembly for guided industrial lifting arrangements.
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Lifting & Material Handling
Vertical & Horizontal Plate Lifting Clamp
Plate clamp format for vertical or horizontal handling enquiries involving steel plates.
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Lifting & Material Handling
Wire Rope Pulley
Sheave and pulley formats for guiding wire rope through lifting and movement systems.
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✦ Requirement Review
✦ Lifting Hardware
✦ Drawing-Led Components
✦ Stainless & Mild Steel
✦ Bulk & Export Support
✦ Requirement Review
✦ Lifting Hardware
✦ Drawing-Led Components
✦ Stainless & Mild Steel
✦ Bulk & Export Support
Lohar Industrial Fasteners
Forged for Industrial Performance.
We turn clear technical requirements into practical manufacturing conversations for real-world industrial use.
Define the Requirement
Drawing, dimensions, material, thread, finish and quantity establish the right production brief.
Forge with Precision
Manufacturing decisions stay connected to the component’s intended fit, environment and duty.
Deliver with Confidence
Inspection, marking, packing and documents are coordinated around the confirmed order scope.
From enquiry to dispatch
From Requirement to Dispatch.
A clear four-stage order process that keeps requirements, review, production and dispatch aligned from start to finish.
Indicative order process
Four practical stages, from your initial enquiry to a dispatch-ready order.
Scheduling note
Exact production and dispatch dates are confirmed after material, quantity, tooling and inspection requirements are reviewed.
01
EnquiryShare Requirements
Send the drawing, dimensions, material, finish, quantity and delivery location.
Enquiry received
02
ReviewTechnical Review
Feasibility, missing details, documentation and commercial scope are clarified.
Within 24 hours
03
ProductionProduction & Checks
Manufacturing follows the confirmed specification and agreed quality checks.
Confirmed in quote
04
DispatchPacking & Dispatch
Packing, marking and order documents are prepared before release.
After final checks
Quality approach
Quality Controlled at Every Stage.
Quality begins with an agreed requirement and stays visible at the stages that matter.
Controlled inspection01—04
Measured Against the Confirmed Specification.
Material, critical geometry, thread details and finish stay connected to one agreed technical reference.
Four verification gates
Focused checks are placed where they add practical control—not left only for final dispatch.
Source
Material Review
Material and grade checked against the confirmed requirement.
Geometry
Dimension Checks
Critical dimensions and tolerances reviewed at practical stages.
Connection
Thread & Fit
Thread form and mating details considered with the full component.
Release
Finish Review
Surface finish and order-specific documents checked before supply.
Have a controlled drawing?
Send it with the material, finish and quantity.
Application sectors
Engineered for Industrial Applications.
Application context helps define material, finish, inspection and documentation.
Marine & Ship Repair
Corrosion-aware fastening and connection hardware.
↗Construction
Forged and threaded parts for anchoring and projects.
↗Fabrication
Requirement-led support for equipment and industrial assemblies.
↗Process Plants
Specification-led components for piping and maintenance.
↗Power & Energy
Hardware for equipment installation and engineered systems.
↗Material Handling
Connection hardware considered around intended duty.
↗Buyer information
Frequently Asked Questions.
Clear answers to common questions before you share a drawing, specification or technical requirement.
01
What information should I share for a quotation?
Share the drawing or dimensions, material and grade, thread details, finish, required quantity, delivery location and any inspection or documentation needs.
02
Can you review both standard and custom forged components?
Yes. Standard hardware formats and drawing-led non-standard components can be reviewed against the intended application, geometry and order requirements.
03
Which materials can be considered for supply?
Requirements in stainless steel and mild steel can be reviewed. The final material grade should be confirmed from the application, drawing and service conditions.
04
How is the production lead time decided?
Lead time depends on material availability, quantity, component complexity, tooling, finish and inspection scope. The applicable schedule is confirmed with the quotation.
05
What quality details are reviewed during an order?
The review can cover material and grade, critical dimensions, thread and fit details, surface finish, marking and order-specific documents.
06
Do you handle domestic and export enquiries?
Yes. Domestic and export requirements can be discussed, with packing, marking and documentation aligned to the confirmed order scope and destination.
07
Can you review a requirement without a final drawing?
A sample, sketch or reference dimensions can support an initial discussion. Controlled dimensions and technical details should be agreed before an order is confirmed.
08
Can surface finish or coating requirements be included?
Yes. Share the required finish, coating or plating specification and service environment so the applicable supply scope can be reviewed with the quotation.
09
Is there a fixed minimum order quantity?
Quantity feasibility depends on the component, material, tooling and repeat requirement. Share the expected quantity and schedule for a practical review.
10
Can marking and order documents be requested?
Include marking, traceability, test report and documentation needs in the enquiry. The available document scope is then confirmed before order acceptance.
