Portland Bolt

Portland Bolt Construction fastener and anchor bolt manufacturer since 1912 WHAT do we do? WHO do we sell to? WHERE are we located? However, we ship all over the world.

Portland Bolt specializes in manufacturing and selling large construction fasteners directly to the end user. We supply bolts and hardware worldwide to projects including bridges, refineries, dams, large scale commercial projects, marine, and timber projects. Portland Bolt is a manufacturer of large, nonstandard anchor bolts and construction fasteners. Our 85,000 square foot bolt manufacturing fac

ility includes a hot-dip galvanizing line, welding and plate fabrication equipment, and a warehouse stocked with standard construction fasteners. Portland Bolt provides anchor bolts and construction fasteners direct to end-users including contractors, fabricators, erectors, government agencies, original equipment manufacturers, and other construction-related companies. No middlemen, no extra markups, and a direct line of communication. Portland Bolt is located in beautiful Portland, Oregon, USA. In 2011 we shipped over 6.2 million pounds of bolts to all 50 states, 9 of 10 Canadian provinces, and 32 countries. See shipment destination map. WHEN were we established? Portland Bolt was established in 1912, making us one of the oldest and most well-respected construction fastener manufacturers in the United States. Let us show you the commitment to customer service, quality products, and on-time deliveries that has allowed us to thrive for over 100 years.

We're hiring a CNC Lathe Operator at our Portland, OR shop!If you've got experience running CNC lathes and are looking f...
05/28/2026

We're hiring a CNC Lathe Operator at our Portland, OR shop!

If you've got experience running CNC lathes and are looking for a stable position, we'd love to talk! Competitive pay, solid team, and plenty of work to keep you busy.

Scan the QR code, or visit https://na2.hubs.ly/H05NPC-0 to apply or share with someone who might be interested.

The May 2026 Newsletter has dropped, and in it, we talk about the steel fabrication industry and how we help support it....
05/19/2026

The May 2026 Newsletter has dropped, and in it, we talk about the steel fabrication industry and how we help support it. We talk anchor bolts, Squirter DTI washers from Applied Bolting Technology, our relationship with Nucor, and more!

Read the full newsletter here: https://www.portlandbolt.com/about/newsletter/may-2026-newsletter/

05/14/2026

Infrastructure projects demand fasteners that meet rigorous domestic sourcing requirements. Portland Bolt manufactures DOT-approved anchor bolts and hardware for highways, bridges, and public works, produced across four U.S. facilities with full ASTM certifications and domestic compliance.

https://www.portlandbolt.com/about/industries/highway/

It’s go time at NASCC: The Steel Conference. Come say “hi” to Dan and the rest of our cadre here in booth 540. We are he...
04/22/2026

It’s go time at NASCC: The Steel Conference. Come say “hi” to Dan and the rest of our cadre here in booth 540. We are here to talk about the solutions we provide for businesses just like yours, in the steel fabrication industry.

We’re heading to NASCC: The Steel Conference 2026 in Atlanta.Join us April 22–24 at the Georgia World Congress Center to...
04/10/2026

We’re heading to NASCC: The Steel Conference 2026 in Atlanta.

Join us April 22–24 at the Georgia World Congress Center to connect with our team and talk through your next project.

At Portland Bolt, we distribute and manufacture a full line of construction fasteners. From standard structural bolts to custom-manufactured anchor rods and assemblies, we’re built to support complex structural steel and heavy civil projects.

We’ll also be talking structural bolt packages with DTI Squirter® washers from Applied Bolting Technology, offering fast, visual verification of proper bolt tension in the field.

If you’re planning to attend, we’ve got a free exhibit hall pass available for:
Thursday, April 23: 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Friday, April 24: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Download your free pass here: https://bit.ly/4c2xQjc

Stop by and let’s talk bolts.

Ensuring proper bolt tension in structural connections isn’t optional. It’s critical.That’s where Squirter® DTI washers ...
04/08/2026

Ensuring proper bolt tension in structural connections isn’t optional. It’s critical.

That’s where Squirter® DTI washers from Applied Bolting Technology come in.

These load-indicating washers provide visual confirmation of bolt tension. As the bolt is tightened,DuraSquirt® formula is expelled from the washer at a calibrated load, giving installers and inspectors immediate verification that the correct tension has been achieved.

No guesswork. No relying solely on torque charts.

Why they matter:
• Direct, visual tension verification
• Faster installation and inspection
• Reduced risk of under- or over-tightening
• Increased confidence in structural connections

And when you source them through Portland Bolt, you’re not just buying a component. You’re getting a complete solution.

We supply DTI washers alongside:
• Structural bolts (F3125 Grades A325 and A490)
• Nuts and hardened washers

Plus, with distribution on both coasts, we offer two-day shipping to most of the U.S., helping keep projects moving when timelines are tight.

Better compatibility. Faster delivery.

Download our one-page DTI one-pager to learn more and see how these washers simplify installation in the field.

https://bit.ly/4mqpfuk

Introducing Yesterday Delivery™At Portland Bolt, we’ve heard it thousands of times: “We needed it yesterday.” For years,...
04/01/2026

Introducing Yesterday Delivery™

At Portland Bolt, we’ve heard it thousands of times: “We needed it yesterday.” For years, we pushed the limits of production and shipping speed, only to be held back by one unavoidable constraint: linear time. That is, until our team partnered with a group of theoretical physicists, a retired aerospace engineer, and one very confident guy with a whiteboard to develop Yesterday Delivery™—a logistics breakthrough rooted in highly advanced (and loosely verified) temporal mechanics.

Using a proprietary blend of relativistic time dilation, reverse-causal logistics modeling, and a carefully calibrated tachyon-assisted dispatch protocol, we’ve successfully decoupled shipment timelines from conventional space-time constraints. By briefly routing packages through a localized temporal inversion field—generated somewhere near our shipping dock—we’re able to create a closed-loop delivery window in which products exit our facility before they technically leave. While the math involves several Greek letters, a Möbius strip diagram, and at least one crossed-out equation labeled “probably fine,” the outcome is simple: we ship today, and it arrives yesterday.

“We’ve essentially achieved negative lead times,” said Zach Standish, Operations Manager at Portland Bolt Northwest, adjusting a clipboard that may or may not exist yet. “By synchronizing order fulfillment with a pre-emptive delivery state, we can meet even the most unrealistic deadlines.” While Yesterday Delivery™ is still being refined—and may occasionally result in duplicate shipments, temporal echoes, or customers remembering orders they haven’t placed yet—we’re confident this innovation will redefine expectations. So the next time you need it yesterday, don’t worry—we’re already on it.

Learn more and view our April Newsletter here:

https://www.portlandbolt.com/about/newsletter/april-2026-newsletter/

Roll Threading: Stronger Threads, Smoother PerformanceAt Portland Bolt, we take pride in using the best equipment availa...
04/01/2026

Roll Threading: Stronger Threads, Smoother Performance

At Portland Bolt, we take pride in using the best equipment available—including our Waterbury Farrel flat die roll threader—to produce high-quality threaded fasteners. Unlike traditional cut threading, which removes material to form threads, roll threading displaces the steel under extreme pressure, forming threads by compressing and reshaping the material. This process results in threads with improved grain flow, increased strength, and a smoother surface finish that performs better under load.

Roll threaded parts also benefit from tighter dimensional consistency and enhanced fatigue resistance, making them ideal for demanding applications where durability matters. The process work-hardens the material, meaning the threads are often stronger than the base metal itself. In short, when performance counts, roll threading offers clear advantages over cut threading—and it’s one of the many ways we deliver superior products to our customers.

We’ve captured our very own Rick Tucker in action at the machine. Click below to watch Rick roll threads onto a square head machine bolt—it’s a great way to see the process up close and understand what sets roll threading apart.

Rick rolling threads: https://bit.ly/4abl6mT

Learn more and view our April Newsletter here: https://bit.ly/4m5tYl1

Introducing Our New Left Angle Bend Anchor Bolt!After years of rigorous research, development, and what can only be desc...
04/01/2026

Introducing Our New Left Angle Bend Anchor Bolt!

After years of rigorous research, development, and what can only be described as “turning things around,” we are proud to announce the official launch of our patented Left Angle Bend Anchor Bolt. While right-angle bend anchor bolts have long been the industry standard for light poles and pre-engineered metal buildings, our engineering team asked the bold question: What if we went the other way? The result is a groundbreaking product that looks remarkably familiar—yet represents a complete rethinking of directional possibilities in anchor bolt technology.

This innovation has been quietly in development for years, undergoing extensive testing (including several successful rotations). The Left Angle Bend Anchor Bolt offers increased flexibility in foundation design, particularly in situations where the return on the embedded end of a traditional right angle bolt ends up too close to the edge of the foundation or pole base—or worse, interferes with rebar placement. By simply bending in the opposite direction, these issues are elegantly resolved, opening the door to new levels of jobsite efficiency and installer satisfaction.

“Our team is excited to finally bring this to market,” said Todd McGurk, VP of Operations. “We’ve essentially unlocked a whole new dimension of anchor bolt orientation. The left-angle configuration gives contractors another option when space constraints become a challenge. It’s the same reliability customers expect—just approached from a different angle.” We are now fully stocked and ready to supply Left Angle Bend Anchor Bolts for projects nationwide. Although it doubles our current inventory levels to carry both right-angle and left-angle bend anchor bolts, we expect the demand to offset the additional cost. Please consult your engineer—or a compass—when specifying direction.

Learn more and view our April Newsletter here:

https://www.portlandbolt.com/about/newsletter/april-2026-newsletter/

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3441 NW Guam Street
Portland, OR
97210

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 5pm
Tuesday 6am - 5pm
Wednesday 6am - 5pm
Thursday 6am - 5pm
Friday 6am - 5pm

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+1 800-547-6758

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