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Annual UK training under way
Fischer fi xings’ yearly programme of training for distributors and end-users in the UK is
under way.
These training sessions offer an opportunity to gain a good working knowledge of all
different fi xing types, from lightweight wall plugs through to heavy-duty metal anchors and
resin systems. They include both theory aspects of fi xings technology and also plenty of
hands-on practical experience with the various fi xing types.
Specifi c issues, such as fi xings for plumbing and sanitary applications, can be covered in
considerable detail, depending on the requirements of the trainees.
The dates for 2009 are as follows:
• Wednesday 18th March 2009. • Wednesday 16th September 2009.
• Wednesday 13th May 2009. • Wednesday 18th November 2009.
• Wednesday 8th July 2009.
These sessions are held at fi scher’s UK head offi ce in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, and run from 9:30am through to 4:00pm with a light lunch included.
The formal training sessions at Wallingford are in addition to a large amount of site training and sessions held at customers’ premises. There are
also bespoke training sessions organised with particular customers and CPD-approved seminars for architects, engineers and local authorities. In all
fi scher has delivered training to more than 3,000 individuals during the past two years, helping to raise the skill levels of participants and drive up
standards across the industry. To attend fi scher training sessions, places need to be pre-booked in advance.
Beat the gold rush
Everbuild recently launched its newest product, Plumbers Gold, at the Totally DIY exhibition in London
in January 2009.
Plumbers Gold, the fl agship product of the company’s new central heating and plumbing range, is a
specially formulated sealant and adhesive for use by the Plumbing professional.
Plumbers Gold has been created using hybrid polymer technology and contains Microban. This means that
like Forever White (Everbuild’s leading anti-mould silicone), Plumbers Gold is guaranteed to show no black
mould growth after 10 years simulated aging, as certifi ed by a NAMMAS accredited microbiological laboratory.
The product also has the further added advantage of a 10 year anti-bacterial guarantee.
“Plumbers Gold is defi nitely a “one product does all” sealant and adhesive for plumbers as it bonds and
seals virtually any surface within a plumbing environment, and can be used to seal around showers, baths,
etc. Importantly it will adhere to all surfaces including plastic, acrylic, ABS and fi breglass materials that
are notoriously diffi cult to bond to and is usable in wet conditions, on wet surfaces – and more amazingly
underwater.”
Plumbers Gold is available in 290ml cartridges in white and clear, in a high impact, self-merchandising
display box. The product comes complete with Twisty Nozzles which Everbuild says are ideal for hard to reach
places.
Special feature on heavy
duty anchors
With 2009 unavoidably challenging in virtually every construction market, ensuring the technical, performance and commercial
advantages of your concrete anchor program are recognised throughout the European fi xings industry has never been more
important.
The May issue will carry a special feature dedicated to heavy duty anchor technology. As the leading specialist trade publication for the
whole of the European fi xings market there simply is no better opportunity to connect with the front line of the fi xings industry. So to make
sure the market knows how secure and effective your connections are use our expertise in connecting to the people who make the decisions
in the industry. For more information contact:
editor@fastfair.net
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