FOCUS ON STAINLESS STEEL & NON-FERROUS
May 2011 Stainless steel & non-ferrous material
This issue’s Focus On is dedicated to Stainless steel & non-ferrous material. Suppliers of products within this market sector have provided details of their capabilities along with up to date contact and product information.
Coming up in the next issue… Construction fixings
Contact Claire Lake Tel: +44 (0) 1727 814 508 email:
claire.lake@
fastenerandfixing.com
Apex Stainless Fasteners
Apex Stainless Fasteners have further increased both the depth and range of their stocks. The full range is highlighted in the company product catalogue, available on request. A large inventory of Stainless Steel Fasteners enables the company to continue the focus on Trade Sales both in the U.K. and in export markets. The products include metric, unified and imperial thread forms in A2, A4 and A4-80. Recent additions to the range include an enhanced range of security screws, Din 975/931/933 up to M36 in A4-80 and a full stock range of high quality cut and chamfered allthreads to DIN 976B.
As one of the few major European Stainless stockists with a manufacturing division (Aerotight Manufacturing), the company is capable of producing high quality special parts in addition to the well established Stainless Steel Aerotight self locking nut.
The company is now established as one of Europe’s major stockists of Stainless Steel Fasteners and is well placed to meet the needs of Fastener distributors worldwide, whether it be for full pallet loads or small box shipments available on a same day despatch service.
Dejond Cold Forming Tubtara®
: your reliable connection
Dejond offers one of the widest ranges of headed stainless steel blind rivet nuts in the world. Its Tubtara®
programme in
stainless steel 304 and 316 is extensive and includes open and closed end versions from M4 till M10, with round or hexagonal shanks, different head forms and several gripranges. All available from stock. The stainless Tubtara resists corrosion in atmospheric exposure. It has proven its effectiveness in circumstances, indoor as well as outdoor, where corrosion is critical and a long-term, non- magnetic solution is required. It is used in industrial kitchens, bathrooms, hospitals, for architectural components, garden tools etc. The stainless 316 Tubtara more specifically targets applications exposed to chlorides, salt water and elevated temperatures. It serves customers in the marine, offshore, chemicals and food industry as well as in the general industry in transport, paper and pulp, hotwatersystems, swimming pools, coastal climates, polluted or industrial environments etc. Dejond even produces 2 stainless steel Tubtara’s for the latest aerospace programmes. Besides stainless steel, Dejond’s Tubtara®
programme also Tel: +44 (0) 1788 537 979
www.apexstainless.com
offers a wide range in carbon steel and aluminium. Tel: +32 3 820 34 36
www.dejond.com
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