Top 50 Fastener Companies in Argentina Argentina has multiple industries that use a wide variety of fasteners. The country has rich agriculture which largely contributes to its economic status. Hence making them have increased developments in infrastructures and others. With the growing number of structural developments in Argentina, the demand for fasteners continues to rise. …
When the country’s top military contractors and subcontractors need key components such as fasteners, wiring harnesses, tools, socket products and more they turn to us. Since 1960, Electronic Fasteners has been a go-to supplier of mil-spec fasteners for a wide range of Fortune 1000 manufacturing companies. For over sixty years we’ve been a preferred vendor …
While the rest of the world embraces the metric system for fastener sizing, the United States still prefers the familiar system of measurement known as the “US customary units,” also referred to as “English” units. For a brief moment in the mid-1970s it appeared that the metric system would take off. Congress passed the Metric …
In February 1960, Electronic Fasteners Inc. (EFI) opened its first office and warehouse at 63 Melcher Street, Boston, in 3,500 square feet of basement space leased from the Boston Wharf Company. From its very first mailing announcing the company’s formation, EFI flourished, posting a profit even in its first year. With the dawning of the …
Self-locking fasteners, also known as self-clinching fasteners, are a class of fasteners that, once threaded into a softer, ductile metal, is held in place by means of a serrated clinching ring, knurl, ribs, or hex head which prevents the fastener from turning in the host material, effectively locking it so that it can‘t be removed. …
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One question we get asked a lot around here is, “what type of steel fastener is better for my application?” The question refers to steel vs. stainless steel because they are different. Let’s see why. Steel is an alloy made out of iron and carbon. The carbon percentage can vary depending on the grade – …
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