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Description
The businesses of Acument Global Technologies provide
fastening and assembly solutions to customers in more than 150 countries
worldwide. You’ll find our products holding together just about every product
you can think of, whether at home, or on the job.
As one of the world’s leading mechanical fastening producers, we’re known for
some of the longest-standing and most trusted brand names in our industry: Avdel,
Camcar, Elco, Flexalloy, Ring Screw and more. And our customers are leaders in
their industries, as well. Manufacturers like Ford, Boeing, Daimler, Microsoft,
Motorola, Airbus, General Motors, Volkswagen and Nokia count on us to help their
designers and engineers create best-in-class products, and we commit the
industry’s best people and products to do what’s right for our
customers—whatever it takes.
Our business units have manufacturing and distribution facilities strategically
positioned in 16 major countries across the globe. With more than 5,000
employees around the world, we’re everywhere our customers need us to be.
Technological Institute Profile
The company has an annual revenue of $100 to 500 million and employs a staff of approximately 100 to 249. ...
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Blind Fastening Systems, Engineered Components, Handtools & Installation Systems, Threaded Fastening Systems
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