The blind rivet body is inserted in a hole in the materials to be joined. The tool is actuated and the jaws of the power operated or manual blind rivet tool, grip the mandrel head into the rivet body, expanding it, and forming a strong, tight, reliable joint. At a predetermined setting force, the mandrel breaks and falls away.

These anchors are a non bottom bearing, wedge style expansion anchor used in solid concrete or grout filled concrete masonry. A one piece clip ensures uniform holding capacity that increased as tension is applied. The threaded stud version is available from 6 mm diameter onwards and in multiple lengths. The threaded stud is set by tightening the nut. These anchors are available in carbon steel and stainless steel. The anchor gives maximum load bearing capacity in non cracked concrete c20/25 to c50/60 and natural stone with dense structure. The anchor is easy to install, only a few blows of hammer and a small displacement of the anchor while tightening conveys a sense of reliability while setting the anchor.

The anchor consists of two pieces preassembled into a single unit. The stud is threaded a portion of its length. The extreme end of the threaded portion is rounded to protect the threads from damage while the anchor is being driven into the hole drilled in the concrete. The other end of the rod has a necked down diameter, which runs for a short distance, at the end of which tapers outwardly to the full diameter of the rod. A precision formed universal clip made of carbon steel is permanently assembled around the necked down diameter to complete the anchor.

To affix any screw in a wall a plug is required to give a firm grip. Thus when screws are drilled in a wall a plug is accompanied with the screw. When a screw is to be drilled in a dry wall or a brick or concrete wall a nylon plug is used whereas in any wet area a PVC or plastic plug is used. A nylon plug is generally flute shaped where as PVC one is bugle or trumpet shaped.

They are available in length from 25 mm up to 50 mm and in diameter from 4.2 mm upto 5.5 mm.
After the hole is drilled in any wall the plug is inserted and then the screw is pierced. This gives a very firm grip and the same cannot be loosened or removed easily.

Chemical or resin anchors are generic terms relating to steel studs, bolts and anchorages which are bonded into a substrate, usually masonry and concrete, using a resin based adhesive system. Ideally suited for high load applications, in virtually all cases the resulting bond is stronger than the base material itself and as the system is based on chemical adhesion, no load stress is imparted to the base material as with expansion type anchors and are therefore ideal for close to edge fixing, reduced centre and group anchoring and use in concrete of unknown quality or low compressive strength. Although there are many differing variations and delivery systems in the market, all systems operate using the same basic principle with the base resin, requiring the introduction, by mixing, of a second component to begin the chemical curing process, hence the term chemical anchor.

As the name suggests these are nails used generally for wood work, assembling or making furniture, wooden boxes, pallets etc. Anything to fasten wood, these nails are required. These nails are generally smaller in size as compared to common nails.

They are available in packing of 400 gms, 2 kg and 2.5 kg.

The sizes available are from 10 mm to 65 mm in thickness varying from 2.6 mm to 1.01 mm

Nails are available in size 50 mm (L) x 12 g (Gauge) and 65 x 11 are mainly used in wooden box industry.

The other sizes in sizes from 25mm (Length) to 45 mm in 14 g (Thickness) are used by carpenters to make furniture.
Furniture nails also constitute mainly of Panel Pins which are available from 10 mm to 40 mm in 17 g or 19 g. They are mainly used by carpenters to make furniture or pressing of ply or decorative veneers etc.
Nails available in 20 g are mainly used by photo frame makers.

Furniture nails are having Diamond point or long point and having a centred head though mostly they are headless and are having a good electro galvanised polish.

These are nails mainly used in plumbing fixations. They are of thick size in 4 gauge (6mm) and are available in length from 40mm up to 150 mm. They are mainly used to affix rain water or drainage pipes on the exterior portion of any construction. They are also used in fabrication work to fix safety doors or grills for any household purpose. They have a round head and a thick body with not a very sharp point as the whole nail has to be pierced in concrete or a brick wall.

These nails are having a galvanized finish and are also called roofing nails or Galvanized Iron (GI) nails and are available in loose or in packets of 2.5 kg each.

As the name suggests these are nails used mainly for fencing purposes in which chain links are mounted on angles or a net is to be covered on an angle frame or barbed wire on a cement pole. So these nails are used to fasten the wire or chain to the angle or pole. The main size available or used extensively is 40 mm (Length) x 10 g (Thickness) though other sizes available are 20 x 4, 25 x 12 and 30 x 10.

They are U shaped having a point on one end of the U and are galvanized finish and available in packing of 2.5 kg.

These are very tiny rivets available in round head and are brightly zinc plated. They have a peculiar type of concentric threading to give a very firm grip and the threading is not completed till the length of the screw so as to give a riveting position on the base.

They are available in very small sizes the diameter which ranges from 1 mm to 4 mm and length from 3.2 mm up to 13 mm. They are used extensively to affix labels or name plates on any metal or fibre. They are to be riveted and cannot be drilled or tapered in any affixation.

This anchor consists of a screw with pozi head and a nylon wall plug attached with the screw which enables it for a quick and simple push through installation. The integral hammer in stop prevents the frame fixing anchor from jamming prematurely during installation. When the nail is driven in any wooden or metal structure the fixing is expanded and it is held by friction in the drill hole.

As the name suggests these are nails which everyone visualizes or relates to. In common parlance these are nails which are used for multiple purposes. When the word nail is spoken one can understand as a thick pointed piece of wire with a head. A nail can be used in construction purpose or even in furniture.

In construction they are used for centering purposes at the time when slabs of the structure are laid out. They come in various sizes i.e thickness varying from 2 mm up to 4 mm and in length from 25 mm up to 150 mm.
Nails are available in good polish, flat head and diamond point. These nails are good for wood and bricks. They have electro galvanized finish.

The packaging of these nails are in 50 kg gunny bag but are also available in loose with a minimum packing of 1 kg.
The common sizes available are 50mm (L) x 12 g (Gauge), 65 x 10, 75 x 10 and 100 x 8 etc.