The North Coast Fastener Association is marking its 40th anniversary this year.
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The North Coast Fastener Association is marking its 40th anniversary during its 13th annual NCFA Distributor Social on May 5.
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The association’s 40th Chicago-area trade show will be Tuesday from 1pm to 6pm, followed by the traditional Fastener Bash.
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