Fastening & Assembly Solutions

A number of the UK’s most eminent authorities on advanced bonding for design and production engineering applications are exhibiting at the forthcoming FAST Exhibition on 18th April. Held at the outstanding RAF Museum Cosford WV7 3EU, the event offers design engineers, production professionals and senior manufacturing managers with an interest in bonding the opportunity to meet and talk with some of the most adhesives-focused brains in the business.

Never mind the Spa – for the North of the UK the most refreshing thing about Harrogate next year will be the FAST & IASE Exhibitions!

Design engineers, production professionals and senior manufacturing managers who want to put things together better will be at the highly popular National Motorcycle Museum adjacent to the NEC on 20th October this year.

Visitors to the FAST and IASE exhibitions will start their fastening and adhesives discoveries on a roll: and a cup of tea when they visit the shows on October 20th, courtesy of the exhibition organizers who are providing a bacon bap and cuppa for all visitors who pre-register in advance.

Manufacturing engineers need to get up early in the morning these days – and the VIPs who pre-register for the early opening FAST exhibition near Yeovil in May will be rewarded not only with the best fastener, adhesives and assembly solutions, but also with a free cooked breakfast.

Manufacturing industry in the Southwest will next year benefit from the UK’s best-known forum for fastening assembly and industrial adhesives technologies – the FAST & IASE Exhibitions – being held near Yeovil on 12th May 2011.

IASE is building on the format of its successful sister FAST exhibition in offering a problem solving forum where design and assembly engineers can meet the experts with the adhesives answers.

Engineers of all disciplines seeking fastening, fixing and assembly answers, ideas, inspiration or suppliers will find everything they need at the FAST Exhibition, held at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham on October 21st is the place to be.

The IASE (Industrial Adhesives Sealants and Encapsulants Exhibition) offers visitors the opportunity to find lower cost products, methods and processes using adhesives in manufacturing. The exhibition presents what may be thought of as the “soft” side of fastening assembly, since it deals exclusively with chemical bonding by means of high technology.

The FAST Exhibition (Fastening & Assembly Solutions & Technology) held on 21st October this year, highlights new cost reduction opportunities brought by new fasteners being launched at the show. Efficient fastening is at the core of UK manufacturing excellence in applications across industry.

Engineers, designers and manufacturing personnel producing original equipment in the UK have a choice when it comes to their fastener choices and fastening and assembly operations – FAST or furious.

The recently announced IASE – Industrial Adhesives, Sealants & Encapsulants Exhibition – has received industry backing from BASA – the British Adhesives and Sealants Association, who will run a technical seminar during the show at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham on October 21st.

Industrial engineers designing and manufacturing superior quality products here in the UK know that material choice and assembly methods are critical elements to secure the integrity they demand of their finished products. And when it comes to higher integrity fastening and assembly there is no better place to discover everything in one place at one time than the acclaimed FAST (Fastening & Assembly Technology) Exhibition. The internet serves our daily search needs, printed journals keep us up to date on general background issues and big exhibitions have withered on the vine – so where do we go when we have a real fastening or assembly problem? The FAST Exhibition is the problem-solving centre where experts can be met and manufacturing challenges resolved.

New Southern venue for Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibition puts it within easy reach of buyers, specifiers and users in London, the Home Counties and the South East

Four good reasons for manufacturing professionals to attend the Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibition, 11th March, RAF Museum, Hendon

Hot on the heels of their recent announcement of the RAF Museum Hendon as the new venue for the Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibition on March 11th 2010, the Organisers have just launched a brand new multi-function website for the show which may be viewed at www.fastening-solutions-exhibition.co.uk.

NewbyCom – organisers of Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibitions are delighted to announce a new venue for their March 11th event – now for the first time in the London area at RAF Museum Hendon – just a few miles off the M25 and easily accessible by rail. This new venue offers easy access from the Home Counties and south east, enabling engineers from across the south to meet and talk with the UK’s top fastening, adhesives and assembly suppliers.

The October Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibition saw peak-time queues forming at the entrance to the show, where exhibitors truly represented the A to Z of leading UK Fastener Suppliers from Alcoa to Zygology. A sure sign that despite the ravages of recent trading conditions, manufacturing industry still has fastening and assembly problems to solve. Once again, UK manufacturers were pulling advantages out of adversity – this time by using the latest fastening technology to improve quality and drive down costs. This increasingly involves design or production changes but invariably has the aim of improving market competitiveness which nowadays takes place against a global backdrop.

Proprietary and bespoke custom-made hardware components, including hinges, handles and gaskets, are headlining at the Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibition on October 29th at the National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham.

The ubiquitous rivet nut is headlining at the Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibition on October 29th, with top suppliers Rivetnut Technology, Bollhoff Fastenings, Unifast, BBA, Specialty Fasteners & Components and others on site at the National Motorcycle Museum to discuss technology, delivery and pricing. Rivet nuts remain an essential choice for many applications, and their benefits are still applicable for exciting new applications”