McCoy Bolt Works will Continually Grow Business Value by Taking Care of our Customers and Employees McCoy Bolt Works manufactures and markets large, rugged, high stress fastening application products, specializing in threaded steel suspension fasteners for the heavy truck industry.
McCoy Bolt Works has Strategic Alliance Agreements with Pol-Necks in Poland, and Macisa in Brazil. Pol-Necks is the largest independent manufacturer of suspension u-bolts for the large truck industry in Europe. Macisa is the largest manufacturer of suspension u-bolts for the large truck industry in Brazil.
The objectives of this system are to produce the right product, in the right quantity, at the right time, at the lowest cost with zero defects.
McCoy Bolt Works manufactures and markets large, rugged, high stress fastening application products, specializing in threaded steel suspension fasteners for the heavy truck industry.
McCoy Bolt Works, Inc. was founded in 1948. Originally, the business operated as a contract job shop, primarily supporting the International Harvester plant located in Fort Wayne, Indiana (closed in early 1980s). In the early 1970s, McCoy began to expand into production of large diameter suspension u-bolts for medium and heavy duty trucks. McCoy is privately owned, and the current owners acquired the company in 1987. By the beginning of the 21st century, McCoy Bolt Works became, and continues to be, the largest supplier of suspension u-bolts to original manufacturers of Medium-to-Heavy Duty Trucks and Buses in North America.
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