“His product knowledge, customer service skills, technical aptitude, project management and leadership abilities are what we are most excited about.”
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Wheeler has 15 years of sales experience in a wholesale industrial/hardware environment selling to merchants and multi-nationals.
Hillman promoted a U.S. divisional president to the newly-created position.
A Tesla service tech reported the issue to NHTSA after finding a loose steering wheel while fixing a separate problem.
Eden Prairie, MN-based Prodex distributes specialty fasteners and hardware.
Würth Industrial US distribution facility consists of 150,000 sq ft of warehouse, assembly and office space, including 20,000 sq ft of automated fastener kitting and packaging space.
Fastener manufacturer promoting global standardized e-mobility infrastructure through the international Charging Interface Initiative.
Camcar partner Ttapdrive AS is the Norwegian company that created the Ttap brand of drive systems.
The event will be held at the Lincolnshire Marriott and is hosted by the Mid-West Fasteners Association.
Hernandez joins DB Roberts with over 18 years of industry experience, including a combination of sales and distributor business management roles.
Botticelli joins Century with over 30 years of executive leadership, business and sales development, and supply chain management experience in the aerospace, defense, industrial and commercial industries.
SRC aims for a monthly capacity of 100 million rivets for the Thailand plant, and planning to increase to 300 million pieces of rivets in the future.
He was the youngest of three brothers who owned Mid-States Bolt and Screw Co. in Michigan.
Milan-based Primat will leverage its proprietary line-automating technology at Curtis to become a high-quality, low-cost supplier to automotive customers.
It’s the first time a representative from the Italian fastener sector has led the European Industrial Fasteners Institute.
David Peterson brings over 20 years of distribution experience and 12 years of fastener experience to DB Roberts, including years in the custom engineered and OEM fastener market.
Nedschroef Machinery announced Kriti Tools as its distributor for machine sales and services in India due to its broad experience in the metal forming industry, Fastener + Fixing Magazine reports.
“Slowing” was a consistent refrain in distributor responses as a normalizing supply chain brought lower pricing and margin pressure.
Nedschroef expects that sales and services outside Europe will exceed 65% of the total sales by 2030, prompting the Belgian company to pursue the East Asia market.
NORMA also named Guido Grandi as CEO, replacing acting interim CEO Miguel Ángel López Borrego.