FOCUS ON SHEET METAL Autonic Engineering
No Riveting – Self-piercing Hardened Self-Clinching Fasteners
Manufacturers of ISC and Prestincert self clinching fasteners for sheet metal and PCB’s. We also manufacture espagnolette pins and eccentric studs for window and door fitting companies, binding screws for the print and pattern book industry, and have been making precision turned parts for over 50 years.
Main Products: • Press Nuts • Rivet Bushes • Eccentric Studs • Binding Screws • Prestincerts • Floating Nuts • Electronic (PCB) Fasteners • Self Clinching Fasteners • Self Piercing Fasteners • Self Pierce Rivets • Turned Parts
RoHS compliant
For further information about Autonic Engineering, please visit the website below Tel: +44 (0) 1992 471 101
PennEngineering® Genuine PEM® Fastening Systems Choose only genuine PEM®
products
for the broadest range of self-clinching fasteners to solve your assembly challenges.
PEM brand fasteners employ self-clinching, broaching, flaring, surface mount or weld technology to provide strong, reusable and permanent threads and mounting in thin sheet metal, PC board material and both ductile and non-ductile thin material.
PEM® Fasteners
Genuine ®
www.pemnet.com PEM fasteners and the unique PEMSERTER® press offer a
complete, thin sheet fastening system; quick, consistent and easy to use, the solution is backed by support from the PEM European manufacturing, R&D and engineering centre.
To speed manufacturing, improve quality and reduce costs visit our website today. There you will find complete product and technical support including 3D models, drawings, catalogues, new products, authorised distributor network plus information about our free iPhone®
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RIV-ELIT® Riv-Elit®
TR Fastenings is an International brand
of competitively priced, innovative and high quality blind fasteners and customized solutions – breakstem rivets, structural rivets, bolting systems, threaded nuts, automated speed rivets and a full range of setting tools.
Riv-Elit® belongs to Titanox,
a French leading company in technical fasteners and assembly solutions. Titanox success is the result of 50 years of experience serving the R&D departments of its French and international OEMs and subcontractors.
We ensure to provide our customers throughout the world with reliable technical support together with the best delivery service.
Main applications: • Electronic equipment, • lighting, • air-conditioning, • automotive & trailers, • domestic appliances, • metal sheet, • railway, • telecom...
www.rivelit.com email:
service@rivelit.com
TR Fastenings is a global manufacture and distributor of quality sheet metal fastenings and its extensive portfolio of products are used in many industry sectors, including automotive, electronics, marine, medical, telecommunications and white goods.
Whether riveting, welding, inserting or pressing, TR Fastenings can solve your fastening needs:
Riveting – Blind rivets and Blind rivet nuts.
Welding – Nuts and studs.
Inserting – Hank rivet bush, Swage nuts and Euro rivet bush. Pressed – Hank self clinch range, Cage nuts and K Nuts.
The TR Hank Self Clinch range is the most extensive, with millions of products manufactured from TR’s own factories and distributed worldwide. During 2014, the range has again been increased with new products being introduced to meet ever increasing demands.
The TR Hank Rivet Bush range is manufactured in the United Kingdom by TR, and is the only genuine Hank Rivet Bush available.
TR Fastenings considers itself a centre of excellence, with application, engineering, quality and sales expertise all available to customers to call upon.
www.trfastenings.com email:
info@trfastenings.com www.fastenerandfixing.com 93
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