Skybolt Aerospace Fasteners

Skybolt® was founded in 1982 by Win and Ned Bowers. Win’s roots in aviation started during WWII as a decorated pilot in the 15th Air Force in 1943. Ned soloed on his 16th birthday, purchased and rebuilt a 1946 J3 Cub when he was 18 while attending engineering school at the University of Florida. Soon after, Ned began work on the Saturn V, S1C during Apollo; the S1B during Skylab; and the SSME program for Shuttle. In 1976 Ned joined the U.S. Navy Flight Program. Both Win and Ned had a history of business adventures and an aviation parts business became an ambition for Win with Ned working the technical side.

Skybolt Aerospace Fasteners specializes in innovation, engineering, manufacturing, and distribution of high quality quick release 1/4-turn panel fasteners. Skybolt serves the Aerospace, Defense, Marine, high performance racing industries and many other markets. Skybolt is committed to providing innovative solutions, with a focus on weight and performance. Skybolt's engineering breakthroughs have become an industry standard for many major companies and the markets they serve. A Skybolt fastener has quality you can see with performance you can feel!

Quality Approvals include: AS9100D ISO9001:2015/CFR21.137 Cerfitied by NSF-ISR and FAA-PMA TSO-C148.

“Skybolt® is an industry leader in the design and innovation of quick release panel fastening systems.  Our engineering expertise combines a long history in mechanical and electrical systems; From the Saturn V to state of the art UAV airframes.  From ocean vessels to fleet trucks, from armor plating to reusable rockets, from NASCAR to the ISS, we have our footprint on just about every industry where one panel is fastened to another.”
Ned C. Bowers, President

CLoc® - Steel, Stainless, Skytanium®, Compatible with Camloc®, Pre-Engineered CLoc® Sets that are adjustable to fit most common applications ZLoc – Steel, Stainless, Skytanium, Compatible with Dzus®, Aloc® – Stainless, Compatible with Airloc®, VLoc – Vans Aircraft Cowling Fastener Systems.