Company
FAST.LOC SpA specializes in the production and sale of industrial fastening systems and custom-made turned parts. for industry, defense and aerospaceThe headquarters is located in Pianezza (Turin), where the offices, design department, and mechanical workshop are located. Numerous mechanical processes (turning, milling, drilling, tapping, rolling, tumbling, sheet metal stamping, etc.) are performed here for the in-house production of fastening systems and for the production of custom components. The Pianezza site also houses the technical office and quality control laboratory, equipped with machinery and tools to ensure compliance with the quality standards required by the most demanding markets. In addition to 100% inspection of the parts produced in the workshop, we can provide 3.1 raw material and PPAP level 3 certificates.
The company also has a factory in China (Hangzhou), where further mechanical processing and assembly are carried out for the production of fastening elements. Upon completion of the mechanical processes useful for producing the fastening elements, it has acquired i Spadetto Srl, specialized in broaching operations and machining on machining centres.
FAST.LOC SpA is certified ISO 9001, EN 9120 e EN 9100.
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History
• 1965: It was founded in Turin FASTLOC SPA in Via Duchessa Iolanda, which deals with the marketing of mechanical fastening systems for the industrial sector.
• 2000: Vhyenas acquired the VVM turning shop (later TAP) in Pianezza, which has pemitted althe company to transform from commercial to manufacturing, thus starting to build its own know-how-technical how.
• 2007: Uoffices, production and warehouse are unified in the current Pianezza factory.
• 2008: FAST.LOC HARDWARE AND LOCKS MANUFACTURER (HANGZHOU) CO is established. LTD., Chinese factory where production activities are carried out for FAST.LOC SPA.
• 2022: Join the FAST.LOC group, i Spadetto Srl, specialized ininternal and external broaching processes and operations carried out on machining centres.
