EXHIBITIONS
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GDPA Fasteners India, part of the GDPA Group, is an export oriented fastener manufacturing unit with two plants employing a work force of 500.
he two plants are fully equipped to manufacture fasteners from 8mm to 100mm diameters and up to 2,000mm in length. GDPA has in-house hot forging, cold forming, CNC machining, sheet metal shop, specials division, heat
treatment, surface treatment, and a certified laboratory. GDPA supplies fasteners globally into Europe, UK, Russia, USA,
Australia and India, meeting the requirements of leading fastener distributors and critical OE sectors such as construction, mining and tunnelling, wind energy, oil and gas, and automotive. GDPA’s core strength lies in large diameter long length parts, hot
forging, CNC machining and sheet metal parts. The company has an in-house R&D and design centre, tool-room, die making facility and can manufacture specials to customers specifications/drawings. GDPA Fasteners is certified to ISO 9001:2008 and EN 15048 (CE)
New annealing furnace expands wire capacity
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eads & All Threads Pvt Ltd will source C-class components globally, to stringent quality requirements and supplying into many markets including automobile, electronics (EMS) and industrial sectors.
Heads & All Threads Group is a global supply chain management
company supplying fasteners, fixings and C-class components throughout the world. The group has its headquarters in the UK, and has additional locations in the Czech Republic, Poland, India and Asia.
Supporting major OEMs and their tiers, Heads & All Threads Group specialises in the design and operation of complex world-wide supply networks. The group also specialises in vendor managed inventory
Microlayer corrosion protection systems
inc flake technology offers very high corrosion resistance in salt spray tests conducted according to DIN EN ISO 9227, despite the slight layer thickness of between 6µm and 25µm. The product portfolio consequently offers the
highest degree of protection and is also free of heavy metals such as chromium (VI). Present at the stand, will be basecoat DELTA®
-TONE 9000 and
topcoat DELTA®-SEAL, for any kind of fastening elements. The system of DELTA-PROTEKT® KL 100 and DELTA-PROTEKT®
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Samrat Wires Pvt Ltd has announced that a hydrogen wire annealing furnace from Ebner, Austria, has been commissioned at its Khopoli factory.
amrat Wires currently processes about 8,000 metric tonnes per annum of wires of different sizes and grades. With the installation of the new furnace Samrat is hoping to expand capabilities
to 15,000 metric tonnes per annum. The features of the hydrogen wire annealing furnace are
zero addition to the level of decarburisation in the input wire rod, minimum spherodisation of 95%, uniform grain size, bright surface for the wires and shorter cycle times - facilitating shorter lead times for delivery to customers. Samrat says it has also updated its wire drawing
facilities in order to supply wires from 2mm to 30mm. Samrat Wires Pvt Ltd is an associate unit of GITA Group. The company is ISO 9001-2008 certified.
Heads establishes Indian subsidiary
Heads & All Threads Pvt Ltd has recently been established in Pune, India, as part of the Heads & All Threads Group creating an Asia-Pacific hub.
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(VMI) systems, global procurement and supply chain and logistics, which offers its customers a bespoke component supply solution. Utilising its extensive supply market knowledge, the group
undertake outsourced purchasing and supply agreements on fasteners and related manufactured components to eliminate its customers’ non-value adding costs. Construction Fixings Ltd is also part of the group and the
website offers a variety of different construction fixings and Resicon is its own branded resin anchor. Japanese Screws is another significant business unit within
the group, supplying microscrews for camera, mobile-phone, watch, electronic and other micro applications.
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Dörken MKS-Systeme GmbH & Co KG from Herdecke, Germany, will present its microlayer corrosion protection systems during the Fastener Fair in Mumbai.
will also be presented. Dörken’s water based topcoat, DELTA-PROTEKT®
VH 301.1 GZ
has been developed especially for the needs of the automotive industry to prevent stick-slip effects during assembly. Dörken’s products are employed in a wide range of different
sectors worldwide, from the automotive to the wind energy industry. Components such as fastening elements or stamped and bent components that are subjected to environmental influences are rendered resistant with the zinc flake technology.
www.doerken-mks.com Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 79 January 2013
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