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December
Element Solutions Inc Launches Innovation Prize to Reward Technological Curiosity in
Relevant Materials Science
• Application process open to university and graduate students interested in the chemical deposition of metals and related technologies. • Award of US$15,000 to be announced in Q2 2020.
The Guessing Game is Over— Maxbolt™ Revolutionizes Clamp Load Monitoring
Built-in load monitoring device helps reduce downtime, premature wear, and catastrophic
joint failures
Bolts and fasteners might be small, but their failure can cause big problems.
Third-Generation Family Member Becomes President of Laboratory Testing Inc.
After 25 years as president of Laboratory Testing Inc. (LTI), Michael J. McVaugh is retiring from the position and turning over the title to his son, Brandon McVaugh.
Top Manufacturing Hotspot, Charlotte Will Host for Fastener Fair USA
The fast-growing capitol of high tech manufacturing, Charlotte is a geographical heart for major OEMs, and their sprawling network of hundreds of Tier 1 and Tier 2 distributors and suppliers.
Remembering Jim Zehnder
James (Jim) Zehnder passed away November 25, 2019 at the age of 84 (two weeks shy of his 85th birthday).
2019 Fastener Innovation Award Celebration
The United States leads the world in innovation, particularly in fasteners and fastening systems.
FCH Sourcing Network Releases Fastener Distributor Index for November 2019
Fastener News Now December 2019
©American Fastener Journal 2016
Fastener News Now December 2019
Element Solutions Inc Launches Innovation Prize to Reward
Technological Curiosity in Relevant Materials Science
• Application process open to university and graduate students interested in the chemical deposition of metals and related technologies. • Award of US$15,000 to be announced in Q2 2020.
The Guessing Game is Over— Maxbolt™ Revolutionizes Clamp
Load Monitoring Built-in load monitoring device helps reduce
downtime, premature wear, and catastrophic joint failures
Bolts and fasteners might be small, but their failure can cause big problems.
