BnG Precision makes sheet metal components on power presses — as job work on your material, or complete with ours — and supplies branded and unbranded fasteners to manufacturing companies.
A press shop and a fastener trading desk under one roof. Each makes the other better: our press shop is a daily user of the fasteners we sell, and our fastener customers get a ready source for pressed parts.
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Pressed sheet metal components made mainly on power presses — blanking, piercing, bending and forming — taken up as job work or supplied complete with material.
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A wide range of bolts, nuts, washers, screws, studs, anchors and hooks, in branded and unbranded lines, for manufacturers, fabricators, contractors and maintenance teams.
Our press shop turns sheet and strip into finished components. Power press work is our mainstay: once a part is tooled, every piece comes off the die the same as the last.
Pierced and bent supports for mounting, joining and reinforcing assemblies.
Formed parts that hold pipes, cables, tubes and panels in place.
Blanked and pierced flat parts with holes and cut-outs exactly where the drawing puts them.
Standard and special sizes that are not available off the shelf, in the material you specify.
Shallow drawn and formed shells for closing, protecting and capping.
Send a drawing or a sample. We tell you plainly whether it suits our presses, and quote if it does.
Cutting the outer profile of the part from sheet or strip in one stroke.
Round holes, slots and shaped cut-outs, positioned by the die every time.
L, U and Z bends, flanges, ribs and formed features.
Corner notches, edge trims and parting of finished pieces.
Raised stiffening features, dimples and identification marks.
Cups, caps and shallow shells drawn from flat blanks.
Sheet cut to strip and blank sizes ready for the press.
Pressed parts supplied with the matching fasteners from our own range.
You send the sheet, strip or blanks; we press and return the components. You pay for the operation, and keep control of your material purchase and grade.
We buy the raw material, press the parts and deliver finished components at a per-piece price. One purchase order and one supplier to follow up.
Pressings and fasteners are small line items that stop a whole line when they are missing. These are the kinds of work our range is put together for.
Pressed components and line-side fasteners for regular production.
Base plates, gussets and cleats, with high tensile bolting.
Pressed brackets and clamps, U bolts and chassis fasteners.
Pressed plates, guards and links, plough and carriage bolts.
Pressed cleats and washers, J hooks and roofing screws.
Gland plates, mounting plates and brackets, screws and cage nuts.
Pipe clamps, saddles and support brackets, anchors and threaded rod.
Pressed spares to sample, and mixed fastener requirements.
From a box of standard hex bolts to site-specific J hooks and U bolts made to size. Filter by family, then send us your list — size, length, grade, finish and quantity.
Heat-treated alloy and carbon steel bolts for structural, automotive and machinery joints where clamp load matters.
The everyday workhorse, in half thread and full thread, mild steel and high tensile, metric and inch series.
Internal hex drive fasteners for tooling, dies, jigs and compact machine assemblies.
Head styles chosen for the joint: built-in washer faces, anti-rotation necks and flush seating.
For pipe supports, leaf springs, exhausts and structural clamping. Supplied with nuts, washers and saddle plates if needed.
Roofing J hooks for fixing sheets to purlins, and J bolts for anchoring into concrete and masonry.
Anchor bolts cast into concrete to hold columns, machines, poles and equipment bases.
For lifting points, tie-downs and tensioning. Tell us the load so we can point you to the right rated item.
Post-installed anchors for fixing into cured concrete, brick and block.
Fully threaded bar for hangers and tie rods, and studs for flanges, engines and machine bases.
Matched to the bolt grade, with locking and special patterns for vibration and sheet metal assembly.
Load-spreading washers in standard and large outer diameters, including pressed specials from our own press shop.
Washers that resist loosening under vibration and thermal cycling.
Screws for panels, enclosures, sheet metal, roofing and woodwork, in the common head and drive styles.
For joining sheet where a threaded joint is not possible, or where a thread is needed in thin material.
The small parts that locate, lock and retain shafts, pulleys and linkages.
For food, pharma, chemical, coastal and outdoor applications where plating is not enough.
Non-standard lengths, bends and pressed parts. Share a drawing or a sample and we will tell you what is practical.
Can't see your item? This is a guide to the families we deal in, not a full stock list. Availability of a particular size, grade, finish or brand is confirmed against your enquiry. Call 88151 00002.
The numbers on a bolt head are its property class. The first figure is one-hundredth of the nominal tensile strength in MPa; the second is the ratio of yield to tensile. So 8.8 means 800 MPa tensile with yield at 80% of it.
| Class | Nominal tensile | Nominal yield | Typical use |
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| 4.6 | 400 MPa | 240 MPa | General fabrication, light structures |
| 4.8 | 400 MPa | 320 MPa | Commercial mild steel bolts and screws |
| 5.8 | 500 MPa | 400 MPa | Medium duty assemblies |
| 6.8 | 600 MPa | 480 MPa | Medium duty, machine screws |
| 8.8High tensile | 800 MPa | 640 MPa | Structural steel, machinery, automotive |
| 10.9High tensile | 1000 MPa | 900 MPa | Heavy machinery, chassis, high clamp load joints |
| 12.9High tensile | 1200 MPa | 1080 MPa | Socket head screws, tooling, dies |
Nominal values for metric carbon and alloy steel fasteners as defined in ISO 898-1 (IS 1367 Part 3). Given here for general guidance only; always design to the applicable standard and the manufacturer's test certificate. Pair each bolt with a nut of matching class: 8 with 8.8, 10 with 10.9, 12 with 12.9.
Our own production runs on the fasteners we trade. We find out quickly what works on a shop floor and what does not.
We tell you which is which. Take a recognised brand where the joint is critical and an economical line where it is not.
Fasteners and pressed components from the same firm means fewer vendors, fewer follow-ups and matched parts.
We ask about the application before quoting, so an 8.8 is not sent where a 10.9 is needed, or the other way round.
Job work or with-material: pick the arrangement that suits your purchasing, and change it by part if you wish.
A two-partner firm. The person who takes your call is the person responsible for your order.
An item list, a drawing, a photo or a sample. WhatsApp, email or a call all work.
Size, grade, finish, brand preference and quantity for fasteners; material and thickness for pressings.
Clear rates and expected delivery, with alternatives where they save you money.
Goods dispatched with a proper tax invoice. Regular items can be set up for repeat supply.
BnG Precision is an Indore-based partnership firm run by two partners. We operate a sheet metal press shop that takes up job work as well as complete with-material supply, and we trade in industrial fasteners, both branded and unbranded.
We are our own first customer: the fasteners we stock are the ones we use in our own work. That keeps our advice practical. We supply manufacturing companies who need dependable material at the right price, delivered when the line needs it.
Talk to a partnerBranded fasteners come from recognised manufacturers, carry the maker's head marking and are usually available with test certificates. Unbranded fasteners are made to the same dimensional patterns by smaller manufacturers and cost less. For critical, high-load or safety joints we recommend branded high tensile material; for general fabrication, unbranded is often perfectly adequate.
It is the property class. "8" means a nominal tensile strength of 800 MPa, and ".8" means the yield strength is 80% of that, about 640 MPa. Bolts of class 8.8 and above are commonly called high tensile bolts. 10.9 and 12.9 are progressively stronger.
Yes. Tell us the rod diameter, inside width, leg length and thread length for a U bolt, or the diameter, overall length and hook opening for a J hook, along with the finish and quantity. A sketch or a sample is the quickest way.
In job work you supply the raw material and we charge only for the press operations. In with-material supply we buy the sheet and deliver finished components at a per-piece price. Both are available for power press components.
A drawing or a sample, the material and thickness, the quantity per batch and per year, and whether you want job work or with-material supply. If a die already exists, tell us; if not, we will discuss tooling with you.
CRCA, HR, galvanised (GI / GP), stainless steel, aluminium, copper and brass. Tell us the material and thickness along with the drawing, and we will confirm whether it suits our presses before quoting.
Yes. Because we trade in fasteners as well, a pressed bracket or clamp can be delivered with its matching bolts, nuts and washers on one invoice.
Yes, for standard fasteners. For made-to-size items and pressed parts, a practical minimum batch applies, which we will tell you at the time of quoting.
Yes. All supplies are made against a proper tax invoice.
Item, size, grade, finish and quantity are all we need to start. For pressed parts, a drawing or a photo of the sample.