ASIAN NEWS
Taiwan now strictly auditing certificates of fastener origins
The Taiwan International Trade Bureau of Ministry of Economic Affairs announced that from 21st
July 2014 it would strictly audit the issuance of certificates of origins for fasteners exported to the EU. C A F 36
arbon steel fasteners exported from China to the EU under tariff codes 7318.12, 7318.14, 7318.15, 7318.21 and 7318.22 are subject to anti-dumping duties. In order to avoid the fraudulent behaviour of labelling Chinese made products as ‘Made in Taiwan’, the authorities are now strictly auditing applications for certificates of origin for fasteners exported to the EU. Source: Fastener World Magazine
Anshida to supply titanium alloy fasteners for Chinese aeroplanes
Wuxi Anshida Hardware Co Ltd has signed a cooperative agreement with China Aerospace Science & Industry Corporation (CASIC) in which, starting in the second half of 2014, Anshida will produce titanium alloy fasteners in a number of specifications used for Chinese made C919 aeroplanes.
iming to further improve technical level of products, Anshida has been cooperating with Nanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics and Shanghai Jiao Tong University since 2009. The company introduced the latest production line from Italy, Germany and Taiwan to develop high-end blind rivets and rivet nuts. So far Anshida has developed more than 520 types of fastener specifications. Its products conform to German DIN 7337,
American IFI 114 and other specifications from more than 20 countries. Over 70% of the products have been exported to more than 200 countries, making Anshida one of the top fastener export companies in China. Starting in 2015, Anshida will supply more than two million titanium alloy fasteners for Chinese built aircraft such as ACAC ARJ21 as well as other aircraft.
Source: Fastener World Magazine
Fastener event planned for Gujarat
The Fastener Manufacturers’ Association of India (FMAI) has announced plans for Fastener Convention 2014 – a fair for industrial and automotive fasteners at Gujarat University Convention & Exhibition Centre, Ahmedabad, on 27th
– 28th September.
MAI says it has invited companies from China, Taiwan, USA, Germany and Italy. The Ahmedabad Bolt Nut Merchant Association and Surendra Nagar Fastener Manufacturers Association are also supporting the event. Gujarat is home to leading companies including AMW, Essar, Reliance, Adani Group, Tata, and General Motors – making it a strong location for the Indian fastener industry to showcase its products and develop new sales
opportunities. Organisers intend forming a buyer-seller cluster during the event so Punjab fastener makers can tap into key demand sectors in the region. FMAI president, Narinder Bhamra, believes Gujarat presents immense potential because of the presence of a host of
industries in which fastener products are used in volume. He said: “We have already shortlisted fifteen distributors or representatives in Gujarat who will sell and market products manufactured in Punjab.” Punjab state is one of the biggest producers of fastener products in India, with annual production valued at around INR 5,500 crore (690 million euros), from more than 1,200 producers, of which exports constitute 30%.
Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 89 September 2014
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