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KPF(Korea Parts&Fasteners) professionally produces nuts and bolts used for wind power generation equipment, such as high-tensile nuts and bolts for flange assemblies for power generators and blades. The company supplies them to leading wind power generation companies such as GE Wind and Unison.
They are widely applied in tubular towers (tower flange bolts, etc ; HV Sets from M12 to M64), rotor blades(T - bolts/extension bolts, cross bolts/barrel nuts, etc.), and bases(foundation anchor bolts). And small sized fasteners are used in the inside of nacelles, hubs and towers. KPF has certificates related to wind power generation equipments. (CE, DASt 021).
In addition, KPF(Korea Parts & Fasteners) produces forged products, such as hubs, steering system components, transmissions, engine blocks and chassis components, many of which are used in world-famous automotive brands such as GM, Ford, BMW, Audi, Volvo, Ferrari, Fiat, Renault, PSA, Nissan, Hyundai and KIA.
Also, KPF was the first in Korea to develop collar bolts in the 1970’s and has been supplying them ever since. The company has been contributing to the development of the domestic machinery and heavy equipment industries by continuously improving quality and localizing our products.
KPF was the first in Korea to develop the T/C BOLT, and has been advancing the fastener technology necessary for steel structures. KPF products have been widely used for a variety of high-profile construction projects both at home and abroad, including the Yeongjong Bridge, Incheon Bridge, Gwangan Bridge, Tower Palace, San Francisco Bay Bridge, Miami Airport and the 2010 South African Worldcup Stadium.
KPF stud bolts and nuts and heavy hex bolts, which guarantees high quality and stability through EC testing and 100% hardness testing, have been supplied to many of the domestic and overseas major petrochemical plants like those in Yeosu, Ulsan, Daesan and in the Middle East, Indonesia, Texas in the States, in the North Sea, etc.
The company is currently further seeking a bid to expand the existing attractive markets of the U.S.A, China, India, and the EU.
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