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News Release from: Alcoa Fastening Systems
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 29 March 2007
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Alcoa Fastening Systems will launch a new point-of-sale merchandiser in April, aimed at current and potential UK distributors for its Recoil product line.
Alcoa Fastening Systems, whose Recoil product line are used to repair damaged or create strong new screw threads for a variety of applications in the electronics, power generation and transportation industries, will launch a new point-of-sale merchandiser in April, aimed at current and potential UK distributors The merchandiser stand may be positioned to stand-alone, on a trade counter or adapted to hang on a wall
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 5 Aug 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Distributors will pay GBP 454.70 list price (plus postage and packaging) which is only for the accompanying product; including 10 standard metric kits, three metric Pro Series kits, 15 bags of metric replacement inserts, one Rethred 21 tool and one Studsaver 1 tool.
Highlighting the advantages of the new merchandiser, Nicola Kelly, Marketing Executive at AFS said: "This well designed and distinctive stand not only holds a substantial amount of stock but truly complements the Recoil range".
"We feel it is an ideal promotional tool, the popularity of which has already been shown in pre orders totalling 50% of our current stock level".
"Therefore, I would urge distributors to contact us immediately to ensure they don't miss out". Request free introductory details about products from Alcoa Fastening Systems ...
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