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FASTENER FAIR STUTTGART PREVIEW Steady progress


For over 55 years Diager, based in France, has been designing and manufacturing tools for the most demanding professional clients.


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or over 10 years the environmental impact of Diager’s work has been a major concern for Diager (ISO 14001 certification since 2000) resulting in a number of projects aimed at reducing emissions, limiting consumption and reprocessing industrial waste.


Diager says that it is forever making progress in this area. Being an independent


manufacturer above all, enables the company to remain autonomous in all areas from design through to industrial production. Diager suggests that its highly qualified employees and modern production facilities mean it’s an innovative and technological manufacturer working in harmony with environmental concerns. Diager supplies tools in France and in over 70 other countries, and has created


an extensive network to provide what it describes as “a high-level of service to its most far- reaching customers.” Its respect of quality standards guarantees what Diager says is consistence in its products with regard to their characteristics and performance. Diager faces the future with a strong focus on sustainable development, relying on expertise, development of human resources, innovative techniques and true ethical values to meet its challenges.


www.diager.com GRAEWE quality guaranteed


For more than 50 years the German family run company GRAEWE GmbH & Co KG has been manufacturing threaded parts and fasteners.


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RAEWE’s machine park is made up of NC saws, thread rolling machines and CNC turning centres. It also includes fully automatic fabrication lines for threaded rods and studs.The company also has a branch in Bosnia-Herzegovina (GRAEWE Tadiv) that produces socket and hexagon head screws on multi-station cold forging machines. Quality and safety is first priority with all fasteners, and GRAEWE is DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 certified. GRAEWE points


out that due to continuous process optimisation and performance improvement, the high GRAEWE quality standard is guaranteed. With a storage capacity of 4,000 pallets, approximately 7,500 pieces of bespoke and standard products are available from stock. www.graewe.de


Global player


KOHLHAGE Fasteners will be exhibiting inserts for the plastics processing industry, welding nuts and screws, as well as machined and cold formed fastener assemblies at Stuttgart.


OHLHAGE Fasteners, a global player in terms of fastening components and global procurement, says its success is based on efficient team work from its Neuenrade headquarters (Germany) as well as from


its Shanghai office, where global purchasing and quality assurance are based. “The European procurement network ensures every conceivable


support for our industrial customers. Our high rack storage, with space for more than 4,500 pallets, our experience in using conventional sampling inspection and quality procedures, as well as our daily use of different logistic systems, play a major role in us being able to deliver what the customer needs.” KOHLHAGE is certified to ISO 9001:2008 and ISO/TS 16949:2009. www.kohlhage.de


72 Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 78 November 2012 6.J04 8.Q10


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