PRODUCTS Move. Cushion. Secure.
As an engineer and manufacturer of disc springs, as well as load and safety washers for renowned industrial companies, Adolf SCHNORR®
S
is specialised in various economic fields including automotive, aerospace and engineering industries. SCHNORR®
CHNORR® offers customised solutions based on its
long-term expertise, reliability, and commitment to the highest standards regarding perfection and quality. The original SCHNORR®
load washers have been
specially developed for high-strength bolts of grades 8.8 – 12.9 representing the most powerful form of safety washer in the form of a disc spring. SCHNORR’s load washers comply with DIN 6796 and stand for German quality.
safety washers are reliable bolt locking devices,
which combine the effectiveness of security through friction and mechanical locking with the basics of a disc spring. They are used world-wide for secure fasteners opposing the effect of vibration. “SCHNORR®
GmbH & Co KG, a family-owned enterprise located in Sindelfingen near Stuttgart, disc springs support many dynamic processes
in a safe and efficient way – working under extreme force and load conditions.”
Bäcker gets a PlacoGrip®
Under the brand name of PlacoGrip®
, Bäcker
Plastic-Metal-Standard Elements has developed a new product line of control elements.
T he PlacoGrip® range
includes adjustable clamping levers, both in plastic and also in zinc diecast versions,
indexing and clamping handles and various designs of plastic and zinc diecast knob elements with metal thread inserts. Bäcker points out that the
main features of the PlacoGrip® product line are the high quality and attractive design of the control elements. The complete new product line was presented to the trade at the recent Fastener Fair Stuttgart. Bäcker has also produced a new
and clearly arranged catalogue, and is seeking competent sales partners in Europe who are interested in a long-term business relationship.
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