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Fastening & Assembly Solutions Exhibition

Company News Thursday, January 7, 2010: Fastening and Assembly Solutions

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.

A key innovation on the new site will be of particular value to manufacturing personnel: the latest animations and videos posted by exhibitors which show exactly how the newest fastening and assembly products work. In addition, FAST Magazine’s Editor has included his choice of some of the most interesting fastening and assembly articles that have appeared in the journal recently, and site users can also follow the exhibition news on Twitter for the first time. The site also features a refreshed ‘Find a fastener/brand/supplier’ facility offering users instant access to almost 1,000 suppliers and providing instant search results on just about every type of fastener, adhesive, hardware or adhesive tape available for OEM users.

Visitors can use the site to pre-register to attend the exhibition with the incentive not only of meeting the top suppliers in the industry, but also the attraction of seeing the fantastic RAF Museum at the same time too. Outside rush hour, the venue is less than 20 minutes from the M25/M1 interchange, making it easily accessible from all points in the South and Home Counties. There is abundant free parking immediately adjacent to the exhibition, and entry to the RAF Museum is free of charge. As well as the huge number of rare and historic aeroplanes and other artefacts on display, the museum also stages special features of topical interest: recent examples include a close-up look at the Chinook, a focus on Air Traffic Control, the history of Princess Mary’s RAF Nursing Service, a special feature on the early transatlantic crossings – and to mark 70 years since it took place, “Their Finest Hour” exhibition at the museum is taking a detailed look at the Battle of Britain.

Added Mark Newby, M.D. of organisers Newbycom, “This is an exciting new website and an exciting new venue – as with previous events we will once again be providing pre-registered VIP visitors with a complimentary luncheon voucher worth £5, which means that in addition to solving fastening, adhesives and assembly related challenges, our visitors can relax a little during their time at the show and enjoy the fantastic venue to the full. However, the number of VIP visitor places is limited so we are urging manufacturing professionals who would like to attend to register now.”