Würth Industry of North America (WINA) acquired Fasco Fastener. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

WINA said the purchase “will better serve the needs of Würth Industry’s customers in the recreational marine market, as well as the solar and general manufacturing market.” The deal “complements Wurth Industry’s strength in the marine market” from Sanford, FL-based Marine Fasteners, which was acquired by WINA in 2008. Together the two businesses will provide expanded services to customers across the U.S., Mexico, Canada, and Brazil.

Fasco Fastener is a 40-year distributor of stainless steel, silicon bronze, and brass fasteners to the wholesale, OEM and large retailer trade. Web: FascoFastener.com

“Fasco Fastener adds to our capacity and geographic presence to better service our customers,” stated Marine Fasteners managing director Keith Brantley. “Fasco complements our overall stainless steel, brass, and silicone bronze fastener offering so we both can now provide a larger product selection to the marine, solar, and the general manufacturing industry.”

The Fasco brand name will be preserved, stated past president and co-owner Scott Miller.

Würth Industry North America is a $1 billion division of the Würth Group. WINA has 110 locations providing 420,000 fasteners and C-parts plus services. Web: WurthIndustry.com