Hafren Security Fasteners, a global supplier of specialist anti-theft/anti-tamper security fasteners, has acquired a security screw product, complete with tooling and trademarks. This move demonstrates Hafren’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and positions the company as one of the top global providers of security fasteners.
The newly acquired System Zero security screw product range — well-known in the electronics industry — was owned by PSM International. Hafren has acquired the full product line-up, adding it to its advanced anti-theft screws, nuts, and bolts.
System Zero’s unique head style requires a dedicated security driver tool for installation and authorized removal. The combination of the driver tool with the head design gives high torque transmission, which in turn generates high clamp loads.
The line is also specified by engineers and designers for its unique blend of features, including:
- Effective tamper-resistant design
- Robust performance
- External drive feature
- High clamp load
- Exceptional drive capabilities
- Range of thread styles available
System Zero is a tamper-resistant, external drive range of screws available in zinc-plated steel and A2 stainless steel in sizes from M2.5 to M6 machine screws and No.4 to No.8 gauge self-tapping screws. Offering a Level 3, “Medium Security” ranking of protection and reliability and advanced features, the System Zero product range are designed to thwart tampering and unauthorized access.
Hafren Security Fasteners global launch strategy involves collaborating with established fastener distributors, creating partnerships that will bring security where required. The company recognizes the importance of a well-connected and efficient distribution network to ensure that end-users can easily access the security screws, regardless of their location.
Whether it’s in critical infrastructure projects, sensitive installations, or everyday construction, the need for secure and reliable fasteners has never been more pronounced.
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