EXHIBITIONS
Custom made solutions in Brazil
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Brazilian company Rudolph Fixações says it provides fastening elements for effective and competitive solutions including rivet nuts, weld studs, self-clinching studs, as well as self-clinching nuts, to a variety of industries.
udolph Fixações, located in the large Rudolph Usinados factory park, Timbó, says it can offer custom made solutions exclusively designed for customers’ drawings, as well as its extensive standard product range. In 2000 a
partnership was set up between Rudolph’s
machining division, Rudolph Usinados, and German fastener company Kerb Konus Vertriebs. Rudolph says this rapidly increased its market share, and it is now the reseller for Kerb Konus Vertriebs in Brazil. Rudolph
Fixações is certified according to ISO 9001, ISO TS 16949, and ISO 14001 standards.
Stainless steel solutions
o meet customer requirements, OZ Fastener says it offers screws in standard specifications but also has the ability to customise products. The company’s range of products include self-drilling screws, self-tapping screws, and security screws. As well as these products, OZ Fastener says it also specialises in the production of its own stainless steel wires, cold head forging, as well as tooling, dies and punches.
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Galvanoplastia seeking approvals
Galvanoplastia Sapucaia Ltda is seeking further approvals to meet the more complex requirements of the oil and gas, and aerospace industries, to better serve its customers.
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Pt. OZ Fastener is a professional screw manufacturer based in Batam, Indonesia, which specialises in stainless steel screws.
alvanoplastia Sapucaia is currently focused on ASTM standard coatings, as well as internal standards. Processes available include Sapucaia nickel zinc (ASTM B841), cadmium yellow and
olive green (ASTM B766), as well as zinc-nickel and zinc. The company, which celebrates its 50th
anniversary
this year, says that its processes are also trivalent without cyanide to meet the requirements of the automotive industry.
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