MacLean-Fogg Component Solutions said on Feb. 8, 2022 that it has launched Threadstrong, a line of aftermarket wheel fasteners built in its USA factories.
The Detroit-area company supplies original equipment wheel fasteners to automakers. It said the aftermarket is full of low-quality replacement parts of unknown origin.
Key details
- Every Threadstrong fastener is engineered and built in MacLean-Fogg factories in Michigan and Illinois.
- The line launched with a limited set of applications in stainless steel and black finishes.
- Products are sold direct to consumers through Threadstrong.us and select outlets.
- Parent MacLean-Fogg has 28 manufacturing facilities and about $1 billion in yearly sales.
“We want the aftermarket consumers to know that when they buy a Threadstrong® wheel fastener, they can trust it was made in the U.S.A to all of the needed safety specifications.”
Rob Whitney, president, MFCS Fastener Division
FAQ
Where are Threadstrong fasteners made?
In MacLean-Fogg factories in Michigan and Illinois.
Where are they sold?
At Threadstrong.us and select outlets.
What finishes are offered?
Stainless steel and black at launch.
Source & credit
Source: MacLean-Fogg via PR Newswire, Feb. 8, 2022: “MacLean-Fogg announces launch of Threadstrong® line of Made-In-USA aftermarket wheel fasteners”.
