$100 million will go to its U.S. suppliers to build capacity and capabilities for commercial aircraft and to “continue supporting the U.S. military and its allies around the world.”
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A fastener that secures the rear shock absorber on the motorcycles may break, damaging the rear tire.
North America sales increased, while sales in Europe declined from lower sales volumes.
Howmet Aerospace fastener results were boosted by growth in the commercial aerospace market, including wide body aircraft recovery.
Stanley Black and Decker reported solid organic sales growth in the opening quarter of 2024, but the pace slowed from the previous quarter.
Early registration discounts for the September 9-11 International Fastener Expo at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas end May 19.
While fastener sales and income results were mixed, both segments that manufacture fasteners improved their margins during the opening quarter of 2024.
Non-automotive fastener volume declines more than offset price gains achieved at the end of 2023.
Sales gains eroded margins as the distribution giant continued spending to drive growth.
Steelmaker reports double-digit loss for cold finished steel product sales in the opening quarter of 2024.
The safety issue involved Tesla's decision to use adhesive instead of fasteners on the accelerator pedal cover. But larger problems loom for the EV manufacturer and its mercurial CEO.
Final anti-dumping measures against steel fastener imports from China range from 32.5% - 67.4%.
Boeing’s reputation took a significant hit after the January 5 Alaska Airlines 737-9 door plug blowout.
Green Bay-based Packer Fastener entered the Kansas City market through its new facility in Olathe, KS.
Buying Waukesha, WI-based Trinity Hardware Headquarters bolsters Martin Supply's presence in the Midwest fastening market.
Tesla halted all Cybertruck deliveries after discovering a safety issue involving its decision to use adhesive instead of fasteners on the accelerator pedal cover.
National industrial products supplier expands in central Oregon after acquisitions in neighboring Washington State.
Weak demand and lower fastener pricing, coupled with adverse weather, hurt the company’s performance in the opening quarter of 2024.
Westberg holds an master of science in mechanical engineering and has lived and worked in Canada, Germany, and France.
Deal increases industrial fastener supplier's market share in rubber sealing products and strengthens its technical components category.