Turkish Screw Manufacturers: Buyer’s Guide & Top Factories (2026 Outlook)

As global supply chains settle into a new rhythm, Turkey is back on the radar for European and North American buyers. The reason isn’t just proximityit’s cold, hard financial logic. With the USD/TRY exchange rate hitting 42.81 (as of December 19, 2025), Turkish metal processing currently offers one of the most aggressive cost advantages for the Western market.

But a word of warning: The market is fragmented. While a quick search will land you dozens of results, many are just traders with a warehouse. You don’t want them. You want the “Hidden Champions”—the manufacturers with decades of cold forging expertise who feed the assembly lines of Volkswagen or Tofaş directly. This guide cuts the wheat from the chaff to give you verified data for your 2026 sourcing strategy.

The Top 10 Turkish Screw Manufacturers (Verified)

Most lists you’ll find online are hopelessly outdated. We have audited these addresses, certifications, and specializations as of late 2025. Below are the manufacturers who don’t just push boxesthey deliver technical solutions.

1. Som Civata (Som Fastener)

What started in 1966 as a small family shop named “Ergün Metal” is now an institution in Ankara. Som isn’t your average screw maker; they have positioned themselves in a very specific niche. If you need fasteners that go beyond standard DIN specs, this is your first call.

• Specialty: Cold forging for the automotive industry (Supplier to Tofaş since 1980).
• Experience: 59 Years (as of 2025).
• Contact: info@somas.com.tr | Tel: +90 (312) 267 14 67
• Address: ASO 2. OSB Alcı OSB Mah., Cad. No. 14, 06930 Sincan, Ankara.

2. KEBA Fastenings

KEBA positions itself as the bridge between European service standards and Turkish production costs. Based in Kozyatağı, Istanbul, they are far more agile than the massive industrial tankers. They are the ideal partner for projects requiring tailored logistics rather than just raw volume.

• Focus: A hybrid of standard parts and custom drawing parts.
• Office: Değirmen Sokak, AR Plaza, D:13/3, E Blok, Kozyatağı, Istanbul.
• Web: kebafastenings.com

3. Çetin Civata

When it comes to sheer volume, you cannot ignore Çetin. With an annual capacity of 40,000 tons, this is the partner for mass production. To put their scale in perspective, they rival some of the largest industrial conglomerates in Turkey in terms of output consistency. About 45% of their production goes directly to export, primarily to the EU.

Practitioner Tip: This company strictly adheres to IATF 16949:2016 standards and has already prepped for the new IATF Rules (Version 6) effective January 2025. This makes them a “safe harbor” for automotive procurement managers worried about compliance.

• Location: Muratbey Merkez, Fabrikalar Cd. No:17, 34540 Çatalca/Istanbul.
• Contact: +90 (212) 778 1100 | info@cetin.com.tr

4. Selectron Fastener

Founded in 1991, Selectron in Silivri has doubled down on a specific niche: Thread forming and self tapping screws. Much like sourcing from specialized iron casting manufacturers in Turkey where alloy expertise is key, you go to Selectron when the screw needs to cut its own path without failing.

• Experience: 34 Years (Est. 1991).
• Address: Atatürk Bulvarı, Köstemir Yolu No:74, Silivri, Istanbul.
• Contact: +90 212 470 03 10 | int@selectron.com.tr

5. Neofix (Üçler Bağlantı)

Neofix is the trade brand of Üçler Bağlantı (established 1985). They are heavy hitters in the furniture sector. If you are sourcing fasteners for flat pack furniture or cabinetry, their warehouse in Esenyurt is a central hub. Given the rising export figures seen in Turkey’s foreign trade indices, companies like Neofix are critical for the furniture supply chain.

• Address: Akçaburgaz Mah., 3136. Sokak, No: 14, Esenyurt, Istanbul.
• Contact: +90 212 616 22 04 | info@neofix.com.tr

6. Emek Perçin ve Metal

Not every connection requires a thread. Emek Perçin (founded 1995) fills the gap for rivets and rivet nuts. Located in Selimpaşa, they produce the components that are often overlooked in the BOM (Bill of Materials) but are critical for casing stability.

• Address: Ortaköy Merkez Mah., Dumlupınar Cad. No: 50, Selimpaşa, Silivri.
• Tel: +90 212 485 92 06

7. Birlik Bağlantı

Automation is the keyword here. Birlik Bağlantı in Silivri focuses on high-speed manufacturing. This is ideal for “C Part” management strategies where the unit price must be driven down through sheer volume and process efficiency.

• Address: Fevzipaşa Mah., Mezbaha Sok. No: 44, Değirmenköy, Silivri.
• Contact: +90 212 735 27 27 | birlik@birlikbaglanti.com

8. Teksan Vida

Teksan is a dynamic player located on the Asian side of Istanbul (Pendik). They are known for rapid response times on export inquiries, making them a solid partner for SMEs that might need pallet sized shipments rather than full container loads.

• Address: Velibaba Mah., Akıncılar Sok., No: 27, Pendik, Istanbul.
• Export Contact: +90 536 668 78 68 | export@teksanvida.com

9. Durmaz Vida

Situated in the industrial heart of Tuzla (Ekşioğlu Erdem Industrial Site), Durmaz Vida primarily supplies local heavy industry and shipbuilding suppliers. Their strength lies in the robustness and availability of standard heavy duty sizes.

• Location: Orta Mah., Miroğlu Sok., No: 6-10, Tuzla, Istanbul.
• Tel: +90 216 314 83 24

10. Atlas Vida

Atlas Vida in Güngören is a classic distributor with a powerful network. They are often the solution when products were needed “yesterday” and the production lead time at the major factories is simply too long.

• Address: Gençosman Mah., Doğanbey Cad., No: 108, Güngören, Istanbul.
• Contact: +90 212 569 26 29 | info@atlasvida.com