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The next (and probably the best!) fastener show for UK manufacturing
professionals takes place very soon - on April 30th at the Royal Air
Force Museum Cosford, near Wolverhampton.
In addition to the widest range of fastener and fastening technologies
available in one place at one time anywhere in the UK, there are other
good reasons for design engineers, production professionals and senior
manufacturing managers to visit! The Fastening & Assembly Solutions
Exhibition provides a free, complimentary luncheon for all qualifying pre-
registered visitors, as well as complimentary tea and coffee for all show
visitors.
“This is the biggest fastener, fastening and assembly show ever held at
the venue, so it offers UK manufacturing professionals the best ever
opportunity to stay ahead of the game in their fastening and assembly
practices” said show Organiser Mark Newby. “And further, it appears that
more new products are being launched at this event than at any other
previous show” he concluded.
A visit to the outstanding RAF Museum is also free, as is parking on
site. Located just off the M54 at Junction 3, the venue is minutes from
the M6 near Wolverhampton.
Although visitors can register free on arrival, those requiring a
Complimentary Luncheon need to pre-register in advance before April 25th
so that the Organisers can make the necessary catering arrangements.
Exhibition details and pre-registration facilities may be found at
www.fastening-solutions-exhibition.co.uk/?sid=IDEAV
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