Congratulations to Mr. Glenn Minto of Wigan construction firm Mint Northwest Ltd, who won the cash prize for guessing closest to the number of fasteners in the display container on our stand at the Wigan Business Expo. There were 393 fasteners in the container, and Glenn’s guess was very close at 396 – congratulations Glenn! Share [...]
We will be exhibiting at Wigan Business Expo 2012 on Friday 12th October 2012. The event will take place at the DW Stadium from 8am until 3pm, and is the biggest business event to ever take place in Wigan Borough. Come and visit us on stand W58 for the chance to win a cash prize! Share [...]
The Mach 12 exhibition at the NEC is held every two years to showcase the machine tool industry and associated products. The global, quality, and precision aspects of this industry were demonstrated by the number of Formula 1 cars on display. Machining is an important secondary function that is of significant importance to us, especially [...]
Thanks to Envirolink North West, we were able to join with them on their stand at this exhibition. There was good interest in our fasteners despite the fact that most of the turbines are manufactured outside the UK. Share this:FacebookDigg
Visit us on stand 320 at Renewable UK 2011 – the UK’s premier renewable energy event for the Onshore and Offshore wind power industry. The exhibition is to be held at the Manchester Central Convention Complex from 25th to 27th October. Our stand is to be found on the Envirolink North West hosted group display. [...]
We are members of the Wigan Borough Manufacturing Group who are to present a group stand at the Wigan Business Expo, which is to be held at the Leigh Sports Village on the 14th October. In addition to collecting our documentation you have a chance to win a prize by guessing the number of components [...]
On 28 December 2009, China introduced provisional anti-duping measures against European fastener manufacturers’ imports into China. A duty of 24.6% applies except for Kamax with a 16.8% duty. Share this:FacebookDigg
The Chinese are refusing to accept the swingeing import taxes that have been levied on their product since February 2009. The Chinese launched a trade dispute with the World Trade Organisation against the EU at the end of July complaining that the duties imposed on Chinese screws and bolts are discriminatory and protectionist. Watch this [...]
