TR Special Fasteners Engineering to exhibit at the Taiwan International Fastener Show 2024
20.05.2024
Download as PDFBooth No. N2228, KEC Kaoshuing Exhibition Center, Taiwan, 5 - 7 June 2024
TR Special Fasteners Engineering (TR SFE), part of the Trifast plc group of companies, will be exhibiting at the Taiwan International Fastener Show in June this year. Attracting 20,000 domestic and foreign visitors across three days, this event is an important trading platform for sourcing and procurement and is Taiwan’s only international B2B fastener trade fair. As a respected supplier to global distributors and manufacturers, TR SFE is delighted to be represented at the show.
First established in 2010, theTaiwan International Fastener Show is organised by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council and is the world’s third largest fastener exhibition, providing 300+ exhibitors and 1000+ booths across three key exhibition areas:
- Materials, Moulds & Tools (new area)
- Nuts, Bolts & Screws
- Machinery & Manufacturing
TR SFE has two manufacturing facilities in Taiwan specialising in cold forming (including 6 die multi station) and thread and profile rolling, making and supplying products mainly to the Automotive, Energy, Tech & Infrastructure (ET&I), and General Industrial markets.
At the show, the TR team will be showcasing the newly launched Plas-Tech 30-20® screws, the latest addition to the Plas-Tech® range. Manufactured in TR’s own facilities, these new products have been developed by TR’s in-house technical engineering teams across global locations to complement the existing Plas-Tech® range.They provide an optimised thread profile to perform more effectively with plastic materials, which is increasingly important as we look to the future, and is sure to be a talking point at the Taiwan International Fastener Show this year.
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