FASTENER FAIR STUTTGART PREVIEW Competence in stainless steel
Schäfers + Peters GmbH (S+P) says that its primary objective is to be the customers partner for stainless steel and anti-corrosion fasteners, as well as DIN and standard parts.
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+P has more than 30,000 articles in the field of DIN and standard parts that are always available from stock. The products S+P can offer includes wood screws, metric screws, tapping screws, washers, nuts, as well as products such as heavy-duty fastenings, safety screws and solar fastenings.
www.schaefer-peters.com Established for
over 50 years Mavita Srl specialises in the development and manufacture of standard and special cold pressed fasteners.
the possibility of assembly of all types of washers. Also in its range are third operation techniques and all kinds of heat and surface treatments. Mavita also produce pivots, bushings, shafts, stud bolts and pins, as well as threaded parts. Mavita is active in the international market and in the key
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fasteners sectors such as household appliances, electrical industry and the automotive industry. The company has achieved ISO 9001 and ISO/TS 16949 quality certifications.
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ith the use of carbon and stainless steels Mavita’s production ranges from the tiniest screws for plastic, with a diameter of 2.2mm x 5mm, up to special M14 x 120mm high-resistance bolts with
Specific expertise
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With more than half a century of knowledge and experience, TRIOFAST BV will be exhibiting its specific range of fasteners at Stuttgart.
RIOFAST supplies fasteners with various types of thread such as: METRIC, UNC, UNF, BSW and BSF, with its products meeting standards including ISO, DIN, ASTM, ANSI and BS.
TRIOFAST points out that it will support its customers with
expert recommendations in their choice of product. “Through our worldwide network of suppliers we can always meet customers’ demands. Our standard procedure is to keep the customer fully informed, which is a key company strength and why companies at home and abroad rely on our rapid service and specific expertise.”
www.triofast.nl Specialised product range
Fastbolt, a wholesaler of industrial fasteners to European distributors, will be exhibiting at Fastener Fair Stuttgart.
s well as a highly specialised product range, Fastbolt offers individual supply solutions such as customised packing, direct container imports, pre-import quality inspections and an online availability check and ordering system - FBonline.
Fastbolt’s current stock range includes self tapping screws (DIN 968,
6928, 7971, 7972, 7973, 7976, 7981, 7982, 7983, BS 4174), self drilling screws (DIN 7504 K, L, N, P, Q), machine screws (DIN 84, 85, 963, 965, 966, 7985), screws for roofing and cladding - Cladfast®
(countersunk and pan head cross-recess and T-Multidrive), thread forming screws (TRITAP®
DIN 7500 C, ~D, E, M, Plasfast® ), hi tensile
bolts and setscrews (DIN 931, 933, UNC/UNF, ISO 4014/4017), threaded rod (DIN 976-1 (975)) and hexagon socket head screws (DIN 912, 7991).
www.fastbolt.com
, chipboard screws
6.K05 60 Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 78 November 2012
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