LM Fasteners Pty Ltd

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LM Fasteners Pty Ltd is a family-owned Australian supplier of fasteners, industrial hardware, tools, sealants and related engineering products serving trades, construction, and DIY customers.

Smithfield, New South Wales, Australia
lmfasteners.com.au

About LM Fasteners Pty Ltd

LM Fasteners Pty Ltd is a family-owned Australian supplier of fasteners, industrial hardware, tools, sealants, and related engineering products based in Smithfield, New South Wales. They service tradespeople, construction companies, manufacturing and engineering businesses, as well as DIY and home-improvement customers. Through their trade counter, phone orders, and online presence at lmfasteners.com.au, they supply items such as screws, bolts, nuts, anchors, masonry fixings, hand tools, power tool accessories, adhesives, sealants, and safety-related hardware.

A charge from LM Fasteners Pty Ltd may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase hardware or fasteners either in-store in Smithfield, over the phone, or via an online order on lmfasteners.com.au. You might also see a charge if your business has a trade account and you’ve recently paid an invoice, settled a monthly statement, or authorized a back-order to be shipped and billed when stock became available. Some banks may briefly show an authorization or pending amount when you provide your card for a quote or over-the-phone transaction; this can look like a separate charge until it finalizes or drops off.

If you don’t recognize the charge, start by checking your recent receipts, tax invoices, or email order confirmations from LM Fasteners, including any orders placed by colleagues or family members using your card. Match the date and amount on your statement with invoices from lmfasteners.com.au or paperwork collected at their Smithfield trade counter. For billing questions or to request copies of invoices, contact LM Fasteners directly using the phone number or email listed on their website’s Contact page, provide the exact charge amount, date, and the name on the card, and they can help identify the order, correct billing errors, or advise you on returns and credits where applicable.

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  1. LM FASTENERS PTY LTD SMITHFIELD AUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from LM Fasteners Pty Ltd on my bank statement?

This charge usually relates to a purchase of fasteners, tools, or industrial hardware made at LM Fasteners’ Smithfield store, by phone, or via their website lmfasteners.com.au. It may also represent payment of a trade-account invoice or monthly statement for a business customer. Check any recent projects or orders for construction, maintenance, or DIY work, as these commonly involve purchases from suppliers like LM Fasteners.

What are typical amounts I might be charged by LM Fasteners Pty Ltd?

LM Fasteners transactions can range from small purchases of a few dollars for individual fasteners or consumables, through to larger invoices for bulk hardware, tool orders, or trade-account deliveries. It’s common to see round amounts (e.g., AU$50, AU$100, AU$250) when materials are purchased for a specific job or project. To confirm the exact breakdown of any charge, you can request a copy of the tax invoice from LM Fasteners using the charge date and amount as a reference.

Does LM Fasteners offer subscriptions or recurring billing?

LM Fasteners generally operates on an order-by-order or trade-account basis rather than consumer-style subscriptions. However, business and trade customers may have ongoing accounts where multiple orders are billed to a monthly statement, so you may see charges that correspond to regular account payments. If a charge appears monthly or at regular intervals, it may be a scheduled payment on a trade account—contact their accounts department to confirm the details and frequency.

Why is there a small or duplicate pending charge from LM Fasteners on my card?

Some banks display temporary authorization holds when your card details are taken over the phone or processed for an online or in-store transaction. You might see a small test amount or a pending hold that can look like a duplicate charge; these typically drop off automatically within a few business days and are not actually captured by LM Fasteners. If a pending amount converts into a finalized charge twice, contact both your bank and LM Fasteners with screenshots so they can investigate and, if appropriate, arrange a reversal or credit.

How can I get a copy of my invoice or receipt for an LM Fasteners purchase?

If you purchased in-store, check for a printed tax invoice or EFTPOS receipt with the LM Fasteners name and ABN. For online or phone orders, look in your email (including spam/junk folders) for order confirmations or invoices from lmfasteners.com.au. If you can’t find them, contact LM Fasteners via the details on their website’s Contact or Accounts page, and provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can locate and resend the invoice.

How do I return items or request a refund from LM Fasteners?

Refunds and returns at LM Fasteners are typically handled according to their store and trade-account policies, which may vary depending on whether the item is standard stock, special order, or cut-to-length/custom. In most cases, you’ll need your original invoice or proof of purchase, and items should be unused and in saleable condition. Contact them before bringing goods back or arranging freight, and they can advise whether a refund, credit note, or exchange is available for your specific products.

Can I cancel or change an order I placed with LM Fasteners?

If your order has not yet been picked, packed, or dispatched, LM Fasteners may be able to cancel or modify it, especially for standard stock lines. For special-order or custom goods, cancellation may not be possible once the supplier has processed the order. Call or email them as soon as possible with your order number or invoice details; they can confirm the order status and outline any fees or limitations on changes.

How do I contact LM Fasteners about an unrecognized charge?

Visit lmfasteners.com.au and go to the Contact page to find their current phone number and email address for sales or accounts inquiries. When you reach out, provide the name on the card, exact transaction amount, date, and any reference numbers shown on your bank statement. Their team can search their system, identify which order or account the payment relates to, and help resolve issues such as mistaken card use, duplicate billing, or misapplied payments.

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