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Hampton Plating Co. Ltd
C18
Hampton Plating Co. Ltd is a family run business which was established in 1927.
In recent years the company has evolved, and invested in plant and machinery which means it now has six fully automatic plating
lines which means it can offer a rapid turnaround on the majority of its finishes.
“We have two de-embrittlement ovens which are in constant use and also have a small manual sample line which is used for trials
etc. We can also offer cleaning, de-burring and some laboratory testing (hex chrome tests, salt sprays).”
Martyn Price Fasteners
J8
Martyn Price is historically known as a supplier of bolts, nuts and washers. However, it also offers an extensive package of materials,
specifications and surface finishes.
“The strength behind our company is the diversity of the products and services we are able to provide our customers.”
Martyn Price offers one of the largest ranges of preferred and non preferred nut and washer products throughout Europe, all of which are
marketed under the Allgrip® brand. However, the company also has ambitions to replicate that position within the bolting market. So
much so that it will be launching its new bolting catalogue at Fastener Fair Coventry.
McArthur Group
C14
At Fastener Fair Coventry McArthur Group plans to exhibit a selection of trade packs, an exciting new Makita range of power tools and a
ground breaking new range of Turboqwick Woodscrews.
McArthur Group offer a wide range of collated fasteners assembled at its UK, West Midland, plant including drywall & decking screws.
It also has a variety of collated products include Tradepacks and Bradpacks, each supplied with collated nails or brads in paper or plastic
strip, complete with gas fuel cells. Also new to the range, are collated Full Round Head nails.
McArthur Group has 13 distribution plants and 4 manufacturing plants spanning the whole of the UK and Ireland.
NORD-LOCK Ltd
H8
NORD-LOCK Ltd has announced the introduction of MRO (Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul) solution bags of its bolt securing washers.
NORD-LOCK says that it is responding to customer demand from non-volume users who need to ensure that
their threaded fasteners are secure, the company now offers a range of washers in smaller quantities for both
Zinc flake (Delta Protekt®) coated carbon steel and stainless steel.
The number of washers in each bag varies, depending on size. Quantities range from 25 pairs per bag for
smaller sizes in steel and 10 pairs per bag for stainless steel, down to two pairs per bag for the largest sizes.
A range of the MRO solution bags will be displayed at the Fastener Fair Coventry. Visitors will also be able to see a
comparative demonstration of various styles of fasteners being tested under vibration conditions using a Junkers machine.
RapierStar Ltd
D1
RapierStar has, for 15 years, provided PVCU window screw range to the industry, along with its family of patented, high performance,
universal timber screws, decking screws and direct frame anchors.
Long term strategic planning has allowed the company to respond to the demands of a growing international distribution customer
base. Managing director, David Furness, explains “It has become necessary to find a larger site for our ever increasing stockholding and
plans are progressing to re-locate later this summer to a 43,000 square foot premises nearby. Our recent move to a much larger Belfast
branch has already proved beneficial to our growing customer base across Ireland.”
The great news for visitors to the RapierStar stand, which is opposite the main entrance, is that RapierStar will pay for their car park
pass – all visitors have to do is simply provide their details to one of RapierStar’s staff and they will get a FREE car park ticket!
RCF
C10
RCF has over the last few months invested in two induction heaters and are installing two more fully reconditioned Etchell’s forging
machines (1.1/2 dia) and a 2” Covmac. This is part of its planned expansion where it will double its production and boast a forging range
from M12 to M64.
“We can now include stainless steel in our forging range up to M36, the change to induction heaters means we can control the
temperature exactly which is necessary for stainless products. With the introduction of three more forging machines, we shall be able to
offer a much better service than in the past.”
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