All America Threaded Products is a U.S. manufacturer of threaded products, with facilities in Denver, Colorado, and Lancaster, Pennsylvania. It supplies threaded rod and related fastening products from domestic and imported sources, and can make custom products to customer specifications.
All Ohio Threaded RodFor more than 40 years, family-owned All Ohio Threaded Rod has manufactured threaded rods and studs, along with custom bent bolts, for customers needing fasteners in unusual sizes or configurations. The Cleveland company produces rods up to 12 feet long and 4 inches in diameter, and combines roll- and cut-threading with custom work such as tapped, slotted, and bent ends. Customers describe it as a small custom house known for quick turnaround and personalized service.CLEVELAND, OH
Keystone Threaded ProductsFamily-owned and operated in Valley View, Ohio, since 1920, Keystone Threaded Products manufactures USA-made standard and customized precision roll-threaded rods and related machined parts. Now led by third-generation owner Betsy Minnick, the certified women-owned business is known for handling large-diameter threading, including work on what it calls the world’s largest thread roller. Keystone also offers complete-part machining and inventory management, with quality controlled through material traceability and multi-step inspection.CLEVELAND, OH
Foundation Systems & Anchors, IncFoundation Systems & Anchors, Inc. manufactures and supplies threaded rod products and related steel components at its 70,000-plus-square-foot facility in Canton, Ohio. Founded in 1991, the company serves infrastructure, electric utility, and commercial construction customers, with products made to project specifications and domestically produced when required.CANTON, OH
L&H Threaded Rods CorpUnder Gray America Corporation, Dayton-based L&H Threaded Rods Corp. is a specialized manufacturer serving the heavy-duty aftermarket, OEM customers, and spring shops across North America. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and is known for its CENTERMARK system, which marks the precise center of straight rods before they are bent into U-bolts.MORAINE, OH