Martyn Price & ETA Fixings STAFA HOLLAND
Martyn Price Fasteners market a range of Stafa Holland is an importer/wholesale
fixings for distributors as a significant part of dealer of a large programme of fasteners.
their overall comprehensive product range.
Founded in 1977 and domiciled in The
The Allgrip brand is headed by a range of
Netherlands.
concrete and masonry anchor products.
Best known in the market place for their
Our strength lies in a selected assortment
superb range of European technically approved
throughbolts, which are available in BZP, HDG
and quick deliveries from extended stocks.
or Stainless Steel. In addition, these parts are
Quality, reliability and keen prices mark the
supported by a range of parts which are
important position that we carry throughout
labelled “the economy range”. These parts like
Europe with the deliveries of among other
their premium counterparts are small boxed in things bolts, nuts, screws, washers and
the now well known black Allgrip box and come complete with the threaded rods. Besides that, Stafa also
installation instructions printed on the box. Furthermore Martyn Price’s
delivers products on the basis of specifications given by you.
economy range has been designed to achieve the same performance as
the approved parts.
Furthermore, we offer a wide range of construction products:
In addition to the Throughbolts and Shield anchors, the ETA Allgrip range
extends to numerous other products for concrete and masonry
wedge anchors, drywall plugs, collated drywall screws, nylon plugs,
applications including resins (also approved) studs and the ever popular
hammerfix plugs, drop-in anchors, express pins, metal frame anchors,
Thunderbolts and KF Multipurpose masonry screw. If you require any
ceiling anchors, ...
information either technical or commercial then please contact us on
01384 424767 We are looking forward to receiving your enquiries. Please
visit our website for more info. Our catalogue can also be
found online. Thank you.
Tel: +44 (0)1384 424 767 www.allgrip.eu Email:
info@stafa.nl www.stafa.nl
TIMco Chemical Resins Uniriv Ltd
TIMco have launched a new
Uniriv Ltd. is the one and only rivet
Chemical Resin Product range.
factory in Hungary and we are domiciled
in the heart of Europe. Our company was
The high quality resins are for use in all
founded in 1991, employing now 70
masonry types. The range consists of: PE
people in a 3800 m2 up-to-date plant.
(Polyester) a general purpose resin, EASF We produce a wide range of fasteners,
(Epoxy Acrylate) a CE marked ETA approved,
the size and quality of which meets the
high performance, styrene free, fire rated
known standards and regulations.
Our products are manufactured with
resin for critical applications, and Epoxy 300,
automatic, program controlled machinery at a high standard.
a pure epoxy resin with easy flow non shrink
characteristics for critical structural and high Our special products can be used to solve any kind of fastening
performance applications. The unique feature of all the resins is the
problems. Special size or material quality does not mean a problem for
cartridge: All resin types are available in a carrier system that can be
our specialists.
used in a standard mastic or sealant gun.
We have many outstanding results in the field of cold extrusion
technology in metal processing.
For further information in relation to these chemical anchors, please
contact TIMco on: 01829 261 111 or alternatively visit our new look web
We are able to produce metal fasteners made from WIRE, TUBE and
site www.TIMcouk.com.
STEEL STRIP for the assembling and automotive industry.
Due to the quality-oriented production, the constant and high standard
product development and intensive marketing, our company is already
planning the production of fasteners of the future, meeting the
requirements of the 3rd millennium.
Tel: +44 (0) 1829 261 111 www.TIMcouk.com Email:
uniriv@uniriv.hu www.uniriv.hu
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