Pressed Parts Socket & Allied Screws Ltd
Pressed Parts Company are manufacturers of Socket & Allied Screws have enhanced
stainless steel and hot-dip galvanised channel both their manufacturing and stock
nuts, and importers of mild steel channel nuts. lines, which now stand at over 8000
Channel nuts are used in conjunction with
special sizes. The new base also
channel, bracketry, and bolts, to provide a system
incorporates SaS Tools & Fixings, a
for the structural support of cables, pipework,
brand new trade and consumer outlet
ducting, air-conditioning equipment, and many
carrying a wide variety of tools, fixings
other types of mechanical and electrical
and consumables, servicing local
installations.
tradesmen and the general public.
The range we offer is M4-M16 in mild steel
Their core business remains the manufacture and supply of special
zinc-plated, and M4-M12 in grade 316 stainless
fastener products. The larger area will allow for the increased production
steel, including a stainless spring, and hot-dip galvanised
volumes and manufacturing methods.
finish, in plain, long, or short-spring. All are available in standard, UNC
Our forté is recess socket driven fastenings made to order, whether that is
or self-lock thread form.
high performance materials or bespoke dimensions, with machine
capacity to manufacture 10 pieces or 1 million pieces.
We also manufacture the Topnut, a variation on the standard spring nut,
which is designed to replace the need for a separate long and short-
Quality and service are the foundations that have enabled us to trade for
spring therefore reducing stock requirements. As the spring lies flat on
22 years maintaining over 80% of our original customer base. We have
the nut there is no tangling of springs involved, which is a major
held BS and ISO approval for over 12 years.
time-saver.
Our experienced sales team can offer technical application or product
We are based in Rochdale, near Manchester, and it is our policy to advice 24 hours a day and our on site manufacturing provides the
manufacture to a high quality. Most standard sizes are available service to solve every production conundrum.
ex-stock.
Enquiries are welcomed from all European countries for solutions to short
For further information visit our website. term demands or long term production planning.
Tel: +44 (0) 1706 359414 www.pressedparts.co.uk Tel: 0044 (0) 121 386 7200 www.socket-allied.com
Tappex Thread Inserts Ltd. Temar
Tappex Thread Inserts Ltd. have gained Temar continues to increase the range of
from over 50 years experience of its fasteners production. It started more
designing and manufacturing in Stratford- than 20 years ago with industrial staples,
upon-Avon, a comprehensive range of
soon followed by brads and headless pins.
High Performance Threaded Inserts and
Then the company began manufacturing
Anti-creep Spacers for use in all types of
its own tools and the newest product in
plastics, composite materials, wood and
the Temar line is the nail. The result: a
light alloys, covering applications in many
really complete line for the pneumatic
diverse industries, across the global
fastening industry.
market.
The product range in detail:
In direct response to customer and market demands Tappex have now
recently launched a new range of self-tapping inserts manufactured in
case hardened steel and 303 and 316 grade stainless steels, called
• STAPLES – From fine wire staples for manual tools to heavy wire
Trisert-3.
staples for the construction sector and carton staples for the
packaging industry. In iron, galvanized iron, painted galvanized iron,
Designed predominately for use in high strength thermosets and
copper, aluminium and stainless steel.
composites and engineering grade thermoplastics, and also metal alloy
• PINS AND BRADS – Headless pins from 0.6 to 1.2 mm diameter, brads
materials, where more stringent physical or environmental requirements
from 0.6 to 2.2mm. In iron, galvanized iron, painted iron, aluminium
demand a stronger insert or one which will withstand corrosion in
and stainless steel.
hostile chemical or marine applications.
• NAILS - Loose nails, collated nails and strip nails in all regular sizes.
Smooth, ring and screw shank.
The solid cylinder construction of the Trisert design, ensures that it offers
• TOOLS – More than 75 models of pneumatic staplers, bradders and
the optimum performance over other designs, whilst maintaining pinners. Furthermore special tools for corrugated fasteners, V-nails and
minimal in-place fastener cost and yet ensuring higher finished product Flex-nails. All the tools are made in Italy, for 100%.
quality and reliability.
Please refer to our website at www.tappex.co.uk to download all the
product details you may require and request samples and quotations.
Tel: +44 (0)1789 20 66 00 www.tappex.co.uk Tel. +39 051 817658 www.temar.it
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