Taking our responsibility to help overcome Covid-19
At-cost fasteners for medical equipment All around the globe, healthcare providers are using ventilators to treat the growing number of...
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BUMAX has halved its energy use since 2007
By using less energy for heating and electricity, BUMAX has realized financial savings of around SEK 1.2 million each year...
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BUMAX fasteners that are out of this world
Demanding customer application The National Space Organization (NSPO) in Taiwan needed a high strength fastener for its Formosat-5 (Chinese: 福爾摩沙衛星五號)...
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Only BUMAX able to supply screws to cancer therapy equipment manufacturer
Supporting better cancer treatment BUMAX recently won an initial order from a customer for 17,000 screws to manufacture a new...
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BUMAX wins SEK 1.7m offshore wind order for corrosion resistant studs
The delivery to Bladt Industries A/S, an international steel contractor specializing in large-scale and highly complex steel structures, was completed...
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BUMAX provides pulp and paper company with optimal fastener solution
High customer demands Valmet required a higher quality bolt than A4-80 with faster delivery times. Bolts are required to secure...
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BUMAX provides fastener solution to UK sewer structure with a 120-year design life
Customer demands A section of historic sewer tunnel in close proximity to a busy railway station was identified as requiring...
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BUMAX helps Japanese machinery company overcome screw galling issues
NARA Machinery found that BUMAX® 88 screws overcame galling issues on their powder-handling machines – to deliver even higher quality products...
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BUMAX® – A fastener that meets the demanding requirements of the CERN Particle Accelerator
High customer demands Scientists at the CERN particle accelerator required high-strength fasteners, with a low magnetic permeability and low cobalt...
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BUMAX solves corrosion issues on one of the world’s largest wooden roller coasters
Customer demands The Balder roller coaster was opened in 2003 with 8.8/10.9 carbon steel screws that began corroding, rusting and...
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