A-Z COMPANY LISTING NOF METAL COATINGS EUROPE S.A.
ZAET Creil Saint Maximin, 120, rue Galilée – CS50093, 60106 CREIL Cedex, France
Tel: Fax:
email:
+33 (0) 3 44 64 63 62 +33 (0) 3 44 64 63 40
infofr@nofmetalcoatings.com www.nofmetalcoatings.com
PROFILE
With a 35-year experience, NOF METAL COATINGS EUROPE develops, produces and sells, by license agreement, the zinc-flake technologies GEOMET® and DACROMET®
. Our coatings offer a low-thickness and high-performing anticorrosion protection and are the benchmark in the automotive and
truck sectors as well as in lots of other industrial sectors such as renewable energies. NOF METAL COATINGS EUROPE is the European subsidiary of NOF METAL COATINGS GROUP, the anticorrosion division of the Japanese chemical group NOF CORPORATION, who invented the zinc-flake technology. An international licensees network with more than 500 application lines uses our coatings worldwide.
NORMA GROUP
Edisonstr. 4, 63477 Maintal, Germany
Tel: +49 (0) 6181 403-0 email:
info@normagroup.com www.normagroup.com
PROFILE
PRODUCTS Cable & Pipe Clips Cable Ties
Hose Clamps & Clips Nylon Fastener Products Plastic Fastener Products Quick Release Fasteners Stainless Steel Fasteners & Fixings Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Bolt Clamps Stainless Steel Hose Clamps & Clips Tool Clips
NORMA Group is an international market and technology leader in engineered joining technology. The company manufactures a wide range of innovative engineered joining technology solutions in three product categories (clamp, connect and fluid) and offers about 35,000 high-quality products and solutions to approximately 10,000 customers in 90 countries. The engineered joining technology products and solutions safely link different components and are therefore a vital part, for instance, of vehicles, aircraft, trains, ships, washing machines, water pipelines and of applications for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry. NORMA Group benefits from global megatrends such as increasing environmental awareness, emission reduction, modularisation and weight reduction: customers look for innovative products and less weighty materials. NORMA Group’s strong brand portfolio includes the brand names ABA® Torca®
, BREEZE® and Veryflex® , Clamp-All® , Connectors™, Gemi® , NORMA® , R.G.RAY® , Serflex® , Serratub® , TERRY® , . Headquartered in Maintal, Germany, NORMA Group operates a global network of 19 manufacturing facilities as well as numerous
sales and distribution sites across Europe, the Americas and Asia Pacific. NORMA Group was formed in 2006 through the merger of the German Rasmussen Group, a manufacturer of connecting and retaining elements and fluid conveying conduits which was founded in 1949 and marketed its products globally under the NORMA®
brand, and the Swedish ABA Group, a European leader in engineered joining technologies. Since April 2011,
NORMA Group is listed on the German stock exchange. In 2011, the company generated revenues of around EUR 580 million. NORMA Group employs approximately 4,500 employees.
PRODUCTS
Corrosion Protective Coatings CR(VI) Free Finishes Zincflake Coatings
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Fastener + Fixing Annual Business Directory 2013
    
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