“The availability of skilled workforce and proximity to Boeing were important factors in our decision to select this strategic location,” said executive VP Francoise Montsarrat.
NEWS BRIEFS
Sales of non-fastener products increased 10.8% during the month, compared to a 15% rate of growth in May 2018.
“Japan's fastener production and production value grew simultaneously last year and the production value hit (a) record high,” according to ChinaFastenerInfo.net.
The Department of Defense and Department of Energy are “looking hard again at the fastener industry due to questions about counterfeit fasteners,” Mowins said.
Former VP of Elgin Fastener Group now executive VP of robotic systems integrator.
Phillips president Scott Filion names Chris Gallant the new director of innovation.
Mexican industries face challenges in today’s global economy, and export manufacturing and the automotive industry are two of the key players that are moving faster to find solutions.
Fastener software developer chooses expansion rather than moving to larger office.
Bufab’s International segment organic revenue grew 8%, Fastener + Fixing Magazine reports. Growth was particularly strong in central Europe, the UK, northern Europe and southern Europe.
Factors in the award include UPM being active in engaging with employees, offering competitive benefits, flexibility and a positive culture.
After two consecutive years of double-digit growth, the FIN Fastener Stock Index contracted in 2018, hampered by volatility that dominated the markets, making 2018 the worst year for stocks in a decade.
Trifast’s smallest region, the U.S., “continued to perform very strongly with year-on-year growth rates of over 30% - largely driven by market share gains at existing multinational tier 1 and OEM customers in automotive and electronics sectors,” Fastener + Fixing Magazine reports.
“This new level of sponsorship will help FTI fund both existing programs and develop the new content needed to grow,” WINA and FTI stated in a joint press release.
Level 1 Fasteners, Inc. began in the aerospace community in Southern California. After moving to Huntington, WV, in 1993, Level 1 Fasteners continues to provide products and services for industrial fasteners and related products.
By end market, sales to manufacturing customers rose 7.4%, and sales to non-residential construction customers climbed 8.3% in April.
Bossard credits the broad diversification of industrial segments it supplies as supporting the Group’s growth stability, Fastener + Fixing Magazine reports.
“We have experienced increases in steel prices and other materials over the past year that have negatively impacted our gross margins and remain a concern as further increases are expected.”
In 1988 he started working at Construction Tool &Threading Company of Southern California and five years later he purchased the nuts and bolts manufacturer. He sold the company to Industrial Threaded Products in 2019.
Prior to the impositions of the tariffs on June 1, 2018, the Missouri-based nail manufacturer had 500 employees, but went to less than 300 because it lost some 60% of business.
Fastener Tech will be June 4-5, 2019, at the Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL, near Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport.