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Distributor's Link Magazine Fall 2020 / Vol 44 No 1

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THE DISTRIBUTOR’S LINK 129<br />

All-Pro Fasteners<br />

is offering a free<br />

download of a new<br />

whitepaper, Fastener<br />

Corrosion: Avoiding<br />

Problems in Advance.<br />

The whitepaper<br />

discusses the leading<br />

causes of corrosion,<br />

various types of<br />

corrosion, and the<br />

strategies for minimizing or avoiding corrosion<br />

through the selection of fastener materials,<br />

designs, and coatings.<br />

Each year, the effects of corrosion take a<br />

staggering toll on the global economy – the<br />

equivalent of 3.4% of global GDP. In addition<br />

to economic costs, the destructive forces of<br />

corrosion can lead to serious compromises in<br />

the safety, performance of lifespan of machines,<br />

installations, and infrastructure.<br />

Corrosion engineers can provide guidance on<br />

materials, coatings, and strategies to mitigate<br />

corrosive processes. In doing so, they must assess<br />

a variety of factors, including environmental<br />

conditions, application requirements, estimated<br />

product/system lifetime, and available mitigation.<br />

Fasteners, often the least expensive<br />

component in a system’s ¬design, deserve<br />

particular attention in the fight against corrosion.<br />

The proper selection of materials, coatings,<br />

and platings can help ensure desired fastener<br />

performance over the life of the installation<br />

methods.<br />

“This is the first whitepaper in our new Fastener<br />

Facts series, which we are developing to help<br />

customers, engineers, project managers and<br />

purchasers involved in the fastener specification<br />

process,” according to Todd Grzych, Director<br />

of Marketing and Communications of All-Pro<br />

Fasteners. “Throughout the series, we will<br />

explore topics related to the specification, use,<br />

and purchase of fastener products.”<br />

For more information contact All-Pro Fastebers<br />

at 1916 Peyco Drive North, Arlington, TX 76001.<br />

Tel: 1-800.361.6627, Email: sales@apf.com or<br />

visit them online at www.apf.com.

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