Snapfix’s lifetime guarantee wins customers from the trade
Snapfix manufactures and supplies its Snapfix range of letter fixings to customers across the world through a network of distributors. The company’s products have undergone rigorous testing over
many years in South Africa, it is a location chosen specifically because of its incredibly high temperatures and high UV light levels combined with very low temperatures at other times. The fixings have proven their durability so successfully that Snapfix products have a lifetime guarantee. Mark Ashcroft, Managing Director of Snapfix, knows the problems
less durable fixings can cause: “Often the part that fails first is the cup that fits to the wall; UV light can degrade the cups just three years. Then when you go to buy a replacement you discover that cups aren’t available on their own so you have to pay out for entire new fixings. Our cups simply do not degrade like that, no one asks us for replacements even though we would happily
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supply just a cup.” The value of the Snapfix lifetime guarantee can not be overstated, says Mark. He explains: “It is important you ask your letter supplier what
locators they are using, particularly in the current climat; signmakers have repeatedly told us that the Snapfix lifetime guarantee is a deciding factor in them winning work time and again. It gives their customers immense confidence, both in the fixings and the sign maker using them. Also, trade letter suppliers using Snapfix letter fixings on their products can show the Snapfix guarantee logo on their website and corporate literature.” Snapfix also supplies adhesives for use with its locators, along with glue guns and mixer nozzles. To view the Snapfix range, go to
www.snapfix.com or telephone 08448 007866 for more information.
Huge choice of colours from Pro-Dec
The Pro-Dec group of companies claims to now be the largest manufacturer of fastener covers in the world. With the aims of top quality and best service, the group says it has a record of not just meeting customer expectations, but surpassing them. For almost 40 years it has been suppling companies accross
the USA and Australia. Pro-Dec does all its own manufacturing in-house, with its
own technical staff, own moulding machines and own moulds. That way the group able to ensure that every single stage of the manufacturing and supply-chain process is carried out to its required 'worlds-best practice' standard. Pro-Dec offers bifix caps, stemfix caps, snap caps, and
holefix caps in a massive choice of 96 colours in the UK, meaning sign customers and those in other key industries can match to nearly all the popular laminate, vinyl, composite board and
powdercoat colours they use. The company also supplies electroplated snap caps in polished chrome, polished gold and satin chrome. Unlike some competitors’ plated products these electroplated products provide excellent durability as well as looking good. Pro-Dec prides itself on being able to supply customers with
the quantities they want, when they want. Forget about unrealistic minimum quantities demanded by some suppliers, Pro-Dec will sup- ply as few as 250 caps, meaning signmakers don't have capital tied up in stock that may take years to use, not to mention the cost and hassle of storing it. All Pro-Dec products are bar-coded so customers can auto-
mate tracking of stock levels and deliveries to most mainland UK towns are next day.
Discover the Pro-Dec range at
www.prodec.biz
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