FOCUS ON Fabory
Fabory offers wider product range on higher classes 8.8, 10.9 & 12.9
HT Strength is usually attributed to property classes equal or higher than 8.8. What are the main benefits of HT Fasteners?
Savings on space, material and labour (drilling times). A comparison of bolts with same load capacity, approx. same length but in different grades, shows that those in higher classes have thinner diameters to allow for smaller holes, lighter and more compact assemblies.
The market demand for HT is not limited to one class (e.g. 8.8 only) and is diverse. FABORY’s product range - one of the largest available in the market - includes over 30,000 HT fasteners. 10.9 and 12.9 fasteners play a significant role in FABORY’s extensive range which now offers a wider spectrum of types and sizes - all readily available.
Few examples: • Hex Bolts & Sets • Studding • Socket Caps, Shoulder and Csk screws • Socket Button screws including flanged & tx versions • Socket sets (45H)… And many more! 10.9 Bolts in exceptional diameters from M39 to M45 are the latest additions to FABORY’s original range M6 - M36 covering also fine threads.
For further enquiries please contact us: Tel: +44 (0) 121 556 3474 email:
sales.faboryuk@fabory.com
Fastbolt GmbH
Fastbolt is a range specialist - our focus is on a small number of areas within the comprehensive spectrum of fastener types available. Being a specialist and not a generalist enables us to be competent in those areas that we encompass. Our current stock range covers a portfolio of eight product groups. Besides a comprehensive range of small screws we also offer:
• Hi Tensile Bolts & Setscrews DIN 931 8.8 plain, zinc plated and yellow zinc plated M 4 - M 30 DIN 933 8.8 plain, zinc plated and yellow zinc plated M 3 - M 30
New in our stock range:
• Hexagon Socket Head Screws DIN 912 (ISO 4762) 8.8 plain and zinc plated M 3 - M 24 DIN 7991 (ISO 10642) 08.8 plain and zinc plated M 3 - M 20 DIN 7991 (ISO 10642) 010.9 plain M 4 - M 20
We strive to constantly increase our stock range, but place product competence above size of range. We believe that this competence is prerequisite to being a successful strategic partner with European distributors.
email:
info@fastbolt.com www.fastbolt.com
Eurobolt
Eurobolt, your second warehouse for Steel Fasteners in Europe with over 30 years of experience.
Harrison & Clough Ltd
Harrison & Clough Ltd wholesale an unrivalled range of quality YFS sockets and Metalmate Hexagon bolting products.
Eurobolt, Your second warehouse for: • Hexagon head bolts (Din 931,933 and ISO 4014, 4017) • Socket head cap screws (Din 912, 6912, 7984) • Socket set screws (913, 914, 915 and 916) • Hexagon head bolts FP (Din 960, 961) • Hexagon bolts (Din 601, 558, 7990) • Special head screws (Din 571, 603, 6921, 7380, 7991) • Nuts (Din 4032, 934, 985) also in Fine pitch • Washers and springs. (Din 125, 127, 440R, 7989, 9021) • Lift eye bolts and nuts. (Din 580, 582) • Special bolts
Depending on the product, we have grade 4.6 up to 12.9 plain but also Zinc plated, HDG, Yellow zinc plated and Geomet. We export to all European countries and exclusively to distributors. With 25,000 pallets in stock, we have substantial stock levels including a lot of intermediate sizes.
Please send us your enquiries. We will answer right away. Tel: + 31 3146 75730
• Extensive range of 12.9 and 10.9 Metalmate YFS Socket Cap Screws • DIN 912 & DIN 7991 • Full batch traceability to source • Full 3.1b certification • Manufactured by world leading YFS Fang Sheng Taiwan
• Metalmate Hexagon products including metric High Tensile Bolts & sets DIN 931/933 grade 8.8 & 10.9
• Unified UNC/UNF through to carriage bolts Din 603 • Available in Zinc, Self Colour, Stainless, Nylon & Brass • UK’s widest range of Socket & Hexagon Bolts which include longer lengths and larger diameters
All delivered on our next day delivery service on our own fleet of vans. From a box to a container. It really is all about you.
email:
sales@eurobolt.com 124 Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 81 May 2013 Tel: 0844 571 22 22
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