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46 Chesterfield Road
Leicester
LE5 5LP
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 116 273 9501
http://www.seac.uk.com
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Listing of all 7 news releases from SEAC:
Coloured fasteners made for outdoor applications
Powder coated fasteners have been developed specifically for architectural/outdoor applications and are offered in a wide range of 225 standard colours.
News from SEAC ( 6 December 2002)
Relaunched fastener website easier to navigate
Manufacturer and supplier of specialist fasteners to the construction and manufacturing industries, has re-launched its web site and is now easier to navigate.
News from SEAC ( 6 December 2002)
Fasteners feature anti-bacterial polymer head
Anti-bacterial fasteners, designed specifically for sanitary and hygienic applications, include rivets, screws and pins, all with an injection-moulded anti-bacterial polymer head.
News from SEAC (10 September 2002)
Rivet fasteners match coated sheet steel colours
Fabricators using Corus UK Colorcoat range of prefinished steel can now specify polymer-headed screw and rivet fasteners from the SEAC Polytop range in near-equivalent colours.
News from SEAC (18 March 2002)
Self-masking head rivet range expanded
A 4mm diameter aluminium rivet with a moulded, self-coloured head has been added to range of polymer-headed rivets with self-masking heads.
News from SEAC ( 4 March 2002)
Socket screws fix and finish in one step
A new series of socket-drive fasteners designed to fix and finish in one step can be used in visible positions where ordinary screws or bolts would need painting or capping.
News from SEAC (22 February 2002)
Polymer headed rivets give tight grip
When compared with blind rivets, polymer headed rivets can join materials of varying thickness and have moulded, self-masking, self-coloured heads and ensure a tight joint in oversize holes.
News from SEAC ( 8 February 2002)
