SUPERIOR THREAD ROLLING CO, LLC

SUPERIOR THREAD ROLLING CO, LLC specializes in precision thread rolling and cold forming of metallic fasteners and components for industrial and defense applications. Leveraging advanced metalworking techniques, the company produces high-strength, fatigue-resistant threaded parts using proprietary rolling dies and CNC-controlled machinery, ensuring tight tolerances and superior surface finishes critical for aerospace, automotive, and heavy equipment systems. Their technical expertise lies in material-specific process optimization for alloys such as stainless steel, titanium, and high-strength carbon steels, with a focus on achieving consistent thread geometry without material removal—enhancing structural integrity and reducing secondary machining. The firm’s differentiation stems from its ability to deliver low-volume, high-precision batches with minimal tooling lead time, serving niche applications where traditional cutting methods are impractical or cost-prohibitive. Award history is not available to confirm specific agency engagements or contract performance, so no definitive agency relationships can be identified. Similarly, without recent award data, no direct link to federal procurement patterns can be established. The company operates under NAICS 332710, which encompasses forged and stamped metal component manufacturing, specifically focusing on thread rolling as a cold-forming process. This positions them within the precision metal fabrication supply chain, serving sectors requiring high-reliability fasteners and threaded components that meet military and industrial specifications such as ASME B1.1 and ASTM F606. SUPERIOR THREAD ROLLING CO, LLC is a small, privately held business structured as a 2L entity, headquartered in Arleta, California. The firm holds no federal certifications and operates without a formal government contracting profile. Its market presence is localized but strategically aligned with regional industrial and defense suppliers, relying on direct partnerships and custom manufacturing capabilities rather than broad federal contract vehicles.