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British business celebrates 40 years of helping industry hold it together


Major fastener manufacturer and distributor Non Standard Socket Screw (NSSS) is celebrating its past - and preparing for an even brighter future.


the Birmingham-based company has gone on to provide a range of products to customers worldwide. Although Non Standard by name, it is not just non standard


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by nature. With its self contained manufacturing facility Non Standard Socket Screw has the ability to manufacture a diverse range of products to both standard specifications and individual customer requirements. The company carries a full range of standard socket screw products and is a Master Distributor and stockist for all Unbrako products, including the Durlok™ range.


“…Non Standard Socket Screw has the ability to manufacture a diverse range of products to both standard specifications and individual customer requirements.”


With its 100 strong workforce including a sales and technical


team with over 200 years combined experience in the fastener trade, the company has been successful in meeting their customers’ expectations. NSSS attributes this global success by focusing on continually improving what it offers its customers. It’s an achievement the business is determined to build on in the future. One important step NSSS has taken to achieve another


successful 40 years is the recent addition of a micro-site to its main website, giving customers seamless online access to stock and ordering information for 20,000 products. Another way in which the ISO 9001 accredited company


is staying ahead is by investing in advanced technology and equipment so it can produce high and low volume specialist


54 he company recently reached its 40th year of supplying


a unique range of high quality fasteners and screws to sectors such as engineering, construction, automotive and the waste recycling industry. From its start in 1971,


“…we are continually looking ahead to enhance what we offer our customers in the future.”


parts. Over the years NSSS has succeeded in keeping up with changing demands from businesses across the world, thanks to ongoing improvements in its manufacturing capability. It’s a sign of the times that the current focus is on larger threaded components for the offshore and recycling industries. NSSS is also helping to support a more positive future for


the planet by installing the latest energy management controls across its operations and recycling products such as oils, paper, cardboard and ink cartridges. The company is seeking to broaden its customer base


even further and will exhibit at future leading industry events, including the Oil & Gas Offshore Exhibition and the Recycling & Waste Management Exhibition. Alan White, director of NSSS commented: “We’re very proud to have reached our 40th year of supplying high quality products


to the industry. Since 1971 we have worked hard to establish Non Standard Socket Screw as a leader in our field. As well as looking back on our achievements, we are continually looking ahead to enhance what we offer our customers in the future.”


For our customers, our 40th birthday


is just the beginning At Non Standard Socket Screw we’re celebrating 40 years of


supplying high quality screws and fasteners to the industry. We’re proud of our achievements, but for us, our 40 year history is just the start. We’re continually working hard to achieve even better results for our customers across the globe, by:


• Creating a dedicated micro-site that lets customers find, view and download details of over 20,000 products online.


• Investing in advanced technology and equipment to create even more choice.


• Continually increasing our product range by improving our manufacturing capabilities.


Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 69 May 2011


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