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June 2010

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POWER CUT!!! Harrison Silverdale was closed on Tuesday 29th of June due to a power cut. Business has now resumed as normal sorry for any inconvenience for those of you who were trying to contact us.

Hi there hope you are all well, and welcome to our June news letter. Sorry it's a little late but as you can see we had a power cut yesterday which knocked out the electricity for the whole area. Business in the fasteners industry seems to be growing, all be it slowly. Unfortunately the material suppliers seem to want to make it harder for us by imposing steep increases in brass and steel and stainless steel. This isn't helped by the weak pound but we will endeavour to maintain our current pricing where possible.

Welcome to Andy Smythe

andysmythe.jpgAndrew Smythe has joined our sales team this month. He has no previous experience in the industry but is currently being trained up on our product range and IT systems. He is very keen and a quick learner. I am sure he will become a valuable member of our customer service team. You can contact him on andy@harrisonsilverdale.co.uk

Terminals

terminals.jpgIf you are not already aware Harrison Silverdale are very competitive on brass electrical terminals. These are usually customer specific so made to order but we can hold stock against your forward orders to buffer the production lead times. These can have brass or steel screws with or without locked threads for ease of assembly

Thread Forming Screws

threadforming.jpgOur range of screws for plastic is becoming very popular for a cost effective but quality direct screw application. Our "Polyplast" range of screws with special thread profile offer up to 10 times reusability withour any loss in performance. We carry a wide range in stock with all head styles.

 

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