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BigHead Bonding Fasteners Standardises Chrome-Free Fasteners

In line with the EU’s recent RoHS Directive, BigHead Bonding Fasteners Ltd. has now standardised on a new chrome-free zinc-passive finish for the mild steel range of its famous BigHead bonding fasteners, at no extra charge to the company’s 1,500+ UK and overseas customers. This type of finish - containing no Chrome-6 - is now mandatory for plated metal parts used in the Auto industry, with other industries rapidly following suit.

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