New on stock at Stafa!
SB Bolts according to standard EN-15048
With effect from 1 July 2014 it is a legal requirement under EN-1090-1 for all parts of a bearing steel structure to bear the CE mark. Non-preloaded Structural Bolts have to meet all of the regulations under EN-15048.
Stafa has the entire range of EN-15048 compliant Structural Bolts in stock, zinc plated and hot dip galvanized. You are assured of European quality!
Custom-made threaded rods
With our fully automatic cutting machine, Stafa is able to cut threaded rod of any quality and diameter to specifi c lengths, to meet customers requirements.
This is of course produced under competitive conditions with short delivery times. You are always guaranteed of quality and service.
Stafa offers you a total fastener solution based on 35 years of dedication to fl exibility, quality and expertise! You can count on competitive prices, progressive solutions, prompt deliveries and a high degree of fl exibility.
Our services: · Specialist in high quality zinc plated and hot dip galvanized fasteners · Supply range over 75,000 items · Specialist in bagging and kitting · Private label packaging · Blister packs, cardboard, plastic and foil packagings · Production of special parts to customers drawings and specifi cations · Logistical supply to meet customers demand · Specifi c surface treatments · Arranging imports at the best conditions
www.stafa.nl Den Engelsman 18 | 6026 RB Maarheeze | The Netherlands | T +31-(0)495 599888 |
info@stafa.nl
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