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The world’s largest clamp
manufacturer
Alex Burt,
Market development manager.
Not a claim to be made lightly but one that NORMA UK Ltd is justifiably proud to make, being the UK arm of the
NORMA Group – now the single biggest producer of clip, clamp and connector products worldwide.
Based in purpose built record. Each of these hose clip brands has double that of other bolt clamps –meaning
facilities in Newbury, been designed with long term sealing the clamp is the best possible choice for all
Berkshire and Redditch, performance and build quality in mind and reinforced hose or high pressure line
Worcestershire, as such, have been tested and accredited to applications.
NORMA UK is, in its the most exacting standards – respectively Every product or activity undertaken by
own right, a British Standard BS 5315, German Standard NORMA UK is aimed at delivering one basic
strategic DIN 3017 and Swedish Standard SS 2298. element – to provide a cost effective product
manufacturing Couple the long term benefits of these solution that will always meet the
centre for the clamps with the competitive prices they are requirements of the customer. With this in
NORMA Group, offered at and it’s no surprise that they are mind, NORMA UK is delighted to be exhibiting
producing among the ‘products of choice’ within the UK the above, and many more products, at the
many other items, industrial and OEM market sectors. 2008 Fastener Fair in Coventry.
the Innovation is also a key element in the “On show will be a comprehensive range
NORMACONNECT® V NORMA® product mix, an aspect of products from the NORMA®, TERRY® and
range of profile clamps. highlighted by the introduction of the ABA® brands and we will also be featuring a
In addition to this, the mechanical locked design of the selection of clamps from the BREEZE®
company also supplies a NORMACLAMP® GBS heavy duty clamp.
industrial product range – the latest addition
vast range of other Past experience has shown that many
to the NORMA Group’s brand portfolio.”
connecting products into heavy duty clamps that are constructed
“In addition, members of our technical
the UK distribution, using a spot welding process have been
sales team will also be on hand to answer
industrial and OEM subject to localised corrosion around the
any application queries you have so we have
market sectors – products welded join. This corrosion, if left
great pleasure in inviting all our customers –
such as worm drive hose unchecked, continues to be seen as a
both current and potential – to visit our stand,
clips, heavy duty clamps, potential weak point in the clamp so to
C13, to talk to us about any of your clip,
tool clips, pipe couplings, overcome this problem, the
clamp or connector applications.
retaining clips and plastic connectors to NORMACLAMP® GBS has been assembled
name but a few. Over 40,000 product not with spot welds, but with a unique
We look forward to meeting you”.
variants are now supplied from NORMA® mechanical lock design which again
and the company’s brand portfolio – which provides a long term ‘fit and forget’ solution
includes TERRY®, ABA®, Serratub® and to the customer. The added benefit of this
most recently BREEZE® - reflects the mechanical design also
company’s target of becoming the solution means that the
provider for every connecting application. NORMACLAMP®
One of the core product ranges within GBS also has an
NORMA UK is its extensive array of worm extremely high
drive hose clamps. Being a crucial band tensile
component in all hose and pipe force –
applications, it’s vitally important that the
hose clip selected is up to the job
when it comes to sealing efficiency.
This places a critical responsibility
on both distributor and user to
ensure the product they supply or
select unquestionably exceeds the
requirement of the application in
transmitting tightening force into
an effective seal. This is why the
NORMA UK range of TERRY®
Powergrip, NORMACLAMP®
TORRO® and ABA® Original hose
clamps are chosen above the
competition and have such a
proven and highly regarded track
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