FASTENERS

An aluminum rivet is a fastener used to join two or more materials together, typically metal or fabric, by deforming its end to create a secure connection. Known for its lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties, aluminum rivets are commonly employed in industries such as aerospace, construction, and automotive for their durability and versatility. The riveting process involves inserting and compressing the rivet, creating a tight bond without the need for additional tools or heat.

Bolts and nuts are fastening components commonly used in construction and manufacturing, with bolts serving as threaded fasteners and nuts as the corresponding mating pieces that secure and tighten the connection.

Drywall screws are specialized fasteners designed for securing gypsum board to wooden or metal framing. They feature a coarse thread for efficient penetration and a bugle head to prevent over-driving and tearing the paper surface of the drywall. These screws are essential for constructing sturdy and seamless interior walls and ceilings.

FIX (Financial Information exchange) protocol is a standardized messaging format used for electronic communication in financial markets. BOLT (Binary On Line Trading) is a lightweight, binary encoding framework designed for efficient data transmission within the FIX protocol. Together, FIX BOLT streamlines and accelerates financial transactions, enhancing communication and interoperability in the trading industry.