Fasteners are commonly known as standard parts. Yongnian fastener is famous all over the country. There are 17 townships and 214 administrative villages in the District, 340000 people are engaged in the production and sales of standard parts, with an annual output of 4.3 million tons, accounting for 55% of the national market share, known as the "capital of fasteners in China".





In Yongnian, there are the largest fastener production base and distribution center in China; the largest fastener professional sales market in China; the most widely covered fastener logistics center, with lines radiating to 31 provinces and autonomous regions; a relatively complete industrial chain system; Yongnian fastener export network reaches more than 25000, covering all cities and towns above the county level and more developed towns



Behind this series of figures, there is the "craftsman spirit" of the generations of Yongnian who strive hard, dare to be the first and self innovate. The achievements of this series witness the correct choice made by the successive Party committees and governments of Yongnian at the critical moment. Yongnians fastener industry has gone through waves, realizing the transformation of "from nothing to have", "from small to large", "from weak to strong", "from survival to leap".



In the initial stage of fastener development, in terms of sales mode, some people make profits by purchasing from non local state-owned standard parts factories or local enterprises, wholesale sales to buyers, and some Yongnian people go out of their hometown to pull Paizi cars to sell fasteners in Wuan, Shahe, Handan, Xingtai, Anyang and other places inside and outside the province. At that time, it was on the side of the road to support a platoon car, on which products were placed, and people stood beside it, all the year round. This is the origin of Yongnian peoples calling the opening of screw shop "setting screw stall". In the early 1980s, villagers began to set up stalls on both sides of Zhuzhuang village, Mingji Road, Yongnian, or at major fairs, and later developed into stalls on both sides of national highway 107. The prototype of Yongnian standard parts market began to appear.