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INNOVATIVE METHODS FOR FASTENING TO STEEL
Which technology is right for you?
Three fast and reliable ways for fastening to steel
Sharp tip fastening
A fastening technology where a sharp tip fastener is driven by a powder-actuated tool into the base material, creating a high-quality connection.
- Suitable for high-frequency applications where each fastening can be completed in a few seconds
- Stainless steel fasteners for mildly corrosive environments where penetration through base material is acceptable
X-BT blunt tip fastening
A revolutionary fastening technology where a blunt-tip fastener with a smooth shank is driven by a powder-actuated tool into a pre-drilled hole in the base material, creating a high-quality connection.
- No damage to base material corrosion protection in non-through penetration applications
- Stainless steel fasteners (equivalent corrosion protection as A4(316) ) for highly-corrosive environments
- Fiber reinforced polymer (FRP)/stainless steel fasteners for mildly-corrosive environments
S-BT blunt tip screw fastening
An innovative fastening technology where a blunt-tip stainless steel fastener with a threaded shank is driven by a torque-controlled driver into a pre-drilled hole in the base material creating a strong, tapped connection.
- No damage to base material corrosion protection in non-through penetration applications
- Stainless steel fasteners (equivalent corrosion protection as A4(316) ) for highly-corrosive environments
- Carbon steel fasteners (Duplex coating, equivalent to 45 µm hot-dip galvanized) for mildly-corrosive environments