No—we don’t sell fasteners.
Perfect Point EDM focuses on fastener removal, not distribution. However, we provide a growing database of fastener examples that can be removed using the E‑Drill system.
Long Answer:
At Perfect Point EDM, we specialize in developing advanced tools and technologies for fastener removal—not fastener sales. Our flagship products, E‑Drill and S‑Blaster, are designed to handle the toughest aerospace-grade fasteners, but we don’t manufacture or distribute fasteners ourselves.
That said, we understand how important it is for our customers to know whether E‑Drill works on the specific fasteners they encounter every day.
That’s where our Fastener-Specific Archive comes in.
Explore the Fastener-Specific Archive
We’ve built an online archive that features a wide range of fastener part numbers, types, and removal techniques. From Hi-Loks and Jo-Bolts to solid rivets and blind fasteners, this archive shows how E‑Drill is used in real-world applications.
Visit the Fastener-Specific Archive →
Each entry in the archive includes:
- Part number or fastener type
- Cut depth and electrode size (when available)
- Application notes (e.g., curved surfaces, recessed heads)
- Links to related locator tools (e.g., OVL, button-head bushings)
Can’t Find Your Fastener?
If your specific fastener isn’t listed, don’t worry—E‑Drill is capable of removing nearly any metal fastener used in aerospace or similar industries. We encourage you to contact us with:
- Fastener drawings or part numbers
- Material types
- Structural applications
Our specialists will evaluate your request and provide a recommended approach.
Contact: info@ppedm.com
Related Tools and Resources
To take full advantage of E‑Drill’s capabilities:
- Learn how to program new fasteners using the Build Fasteners tool
- Download the User Guide via our Documentation Page
- Watch setup walkthroughs in the E‑Drill Academy
Summary
While we don’t sell fasteners, our tools are designed to work with thousands of aerospace-grade fasteners across platforms and programs. Use the Fastener Archive to explore removal examples—or reach out to our team to discuss your specific application.