Weeks after the National Transportation Safety Board found that four bolts intended to secure a panel that blew off a Boeing plane were missing, the agency is no closer to questioning any of the 25 door crew.
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Swedish automotive fastener manufacturer said “very high sales... resulted in capacity challenges and also had a negative impact on operating profit.”
The two companies will strengthen Nord-Lock's position in Canada and contribute to the group’s global offer within the mining segment in particular.
Move is a result of the company’s unprecedented growth and the need for updated facilities and space that can better serve its customers.
WBE certification opens doors to new opportunities in government and the private sector where supplier diversity is a priority.
New hire has over 26 years of fastener industry experience and served on the Pacific-West Fastener Association board.
New national field sales manager joined DB Roberts from sister company Heilind Electronics, where she worked since 2003.
Galway, Ireland-based PEM UK opened offices in England, introducing on-site warehouses featuring a range of fasteners.
By launching dedicated websites, ZAGO aims to enhance accessibility and engagement for customers who prefer to interact with the company in their native languages.
Recall covers 2022 and 2023 model year Tacoma vehicles because an axle shaft separation can impact vehicle stability and brake performance due to improperly secured fasteners.
Fastenal Co. reported fastener sales improved in February, nearly halving January's 6% decline.
With five branches in BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario and Nova Scotia, K2 is known for its selection of stainless steel fasteners and its technical sales team.
Taiwan-based Sumeeko Industries Co. Ltd. will expand its U.S. manufacturing operations in Michigan.
CEO Michael Knight: Acquisition enables expansion of Endries’ “existing offerings, enhance product accessibility and strengthen our market presence in the southeastern United States.”
Well known in some of the electronics industries, System Zero was owned by PSM International.
The U.S. Justice Department is examining “whether the Jan. 5 incident falls under the government’s 2021 deferred-prosecution agreement with the company over two previous fatal crashes of its 737 MAX jetliner,” Bloomberg reports.
Established in 1934 by Louis Martin in Sheffield, AL, the company is now led by the third and fourth generations of the Martin family.
“These new positions and fresh voices will help ensure we can maintain consistency and fuel further growth for our company and our customers alike.”
AIS Industrial & Construction Supply president Dale Hahs accepted the position after current STAFDA VP Phil Cerminaro resigned due to family health issues.
The six station nut former enables Ramco to localize production for its largest locknut customer.