Fasteners
Bolts, nuts, washers, anchors and threaded rod in the sizes assembly and repair work calls for.
Add to order →Tulsa, Oklahoma · MRO distribution
Crestline MRO Supply stocks fasteners, safety gear, abrasives and hand tools out of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and runs scheduled MRO restocking for enterprise accounts.
Order manifest
Crestline MRO Supply
01 / Order lines
Every order is written as manifest lines. Choose the categories your floor runs through, add them to the order, and purchasing receives one document per site.
Bolts, nuts, washers, anchors and threaded rod in the sizes assembly and repair work calls for.
Add to order →Eye, hand, head and hi-vis protection, staged so the floor stays covered shift to shift.
Add to order →Cut-off wheels, grinding discs, sanding belts and media for the shop and the field bench.
Add to order →Wrenches, sockets, drivers and striking tools for maintenance crews.
Add to order →Recurring replenishment across your sites, written to the cadence your operation runs on.
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Purchasing teams work from a single document. Write the lines once, keep the same line numbers on the next order, and let the schedule carry the rest.
Set up an account →02 / On the dock
Consumables move fast and disappear quietly. Crestline keeps the categories your crews touch every day on hand, so a line on the manifest turns into a pallet at the door.
03 / Restocking
Set the cadence that fits the floor — weekly, biweekly or monthly — and the same lines land on the same run. The counts stay predictable and nothing gets re-keyed.
Your crew flags what is running low on the floor. Those lines go on the next manifest.
The categories repeat, the line numbers repeat, and purchasing receives one document per site.
The run is picked, staged and sent to the ship-to location on the account.
The schedule holds. The next order starts from the same manifest.
04 / Accounts
Enterprise accounts are filed like a consignee record: who buys, where it ships, and how often the run goes out. Once it is on file, ordering is a matter of adding lines.