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Fastener Fair Budapest underlines Lindapter’s strategic direction
Lindapter exhibited alongside Eastern European distributor Watermann Csavarkereskedelmi Kft at the first Fastener Fair Budapest.
Lindapter marked the importance of the event, launching its new catalogue and expanded product portfolio. Lindapter has invested heavily in
developing an Eastern European distribution network, supplying product, and its highly reputable technical support in multiple languages. A
commitment that was further illustrated with the creation of a new comprehensive
product guide, offering specifiers and contractors technical information and
installation advice, as well as providing a sales and support tool for distributors.
Lindapter says that its stand proved to be very busy throughout the duration of
the exhibition, with product demonstrations of products, including the new Flush Fit
Hollo-Bolt, creating particular interest amongst visitors. The Flush Fit Hollo-Bolt is a
countersunk cavity fixing which fits completely flush with steelwork. This provides
aesthetic advantages as there is no protruding bolt head or collar.
Lindapter’s managing director, Sabine Reimann summarised the exhibition: “The
show was a great success, signifying Eastern Europe’s industrial growth and
presented many new opportunities. The event proved the ideal occasion to launch
the new Lindapter catalogue and I am delighted with the interest and response
amongst visitors”.
Hoenderdaal offers
visitors a test
Tite-Fix dressed to impress
Not only did Tite-Fix Ltd use Fastener Fair Budapest as an opportunity to
At the show Hoenderdaal Fasteners bv was offering
showcase its new Adjust-Tite® screw, it also used it to introduce the new
visitors the chance to see for themselves how its
company blazer.
Dynaplus AR coating works.
Michael Wilkinson and John Bousfield sportingly suited the new blazers
Each visitor to the Hoenderdaal stand was offered a test
throughout the show and were also very happy to talk to visitors about Titefix’s new
sample consisting of two tubes, both filled with water that
Adjust-Tite® screw.
has a high salt concentration. The first tube is filled with
The Adjust-Tite® offers 15mm of adjustment with a countersunk mushroom head
regular stainless steel screws and the other filled with
for a neat and flush fix. “It is ideal for any application where adjustment is needed
similar screws coated in Dynaplus AR.
such as door jambs and carcasses, negating the need to use awkward shimmings,
“We have found that by allowing visitors to take away
explains managing director, Michael Wilkinson.
these sea water test samples. It gives them a chance to
He goes onto explain, “A square recess gives the most secure drive even into the
see how long the AR coating
hardest of material while the Tri-Lock TS threadform means once the screw is
can last in water with high salt
adjusted to the ideal distance it will not move any further – unless you want to
concentration. All they have to
remove it that is. It is suitable for all timber and fibre boards and allows users to
do is leave the sample on
have the confidence to adjust timber, with the knowledge that if not correctly fixed
their desk and see the
the screw can be removed.”
difference in the two tubes.”
Dynaplus AR coating
received C4 test approval, the
highest corrosion test
approval, from Scandinavian
test Institute SP/SITAC last
summer.
“This approval, together
with the low
screw-in torque
and the high break
value that the
screw provides,
allows us to offer
our customers a
superb screw for
outdoor use.”
CELO presents its new FASTITE® Self Drilling Trilobular® screw
CELO S.A. was very happy to exhibit at the first edition of Fasteners Fair Budapest.
At Fastener Fair Budapest CELO presented its new FASTITE® Self Drilling Trilobular® screw, specially designed for thin metal sheets assembly, as
well as its range of high technical performance products.
CELO is specialised in the design and manufacturing of high quality products which include Trilobular® screws and special fasteners for
assemblies in plastic parts.
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