Fastener experts Fabory to exhibit at premier agricultural machinery and technology show
Trusted leader in fasteners and industrial supplies Fabory will be showcasing its expertise in the farm machinery sector at a popular national agricultural show this month.
Fabory, which offers an extensive quality fastening range and value-added services to optimise customer operations, will have a stand at LAMMA 2026, which is taking place at the NEC in Birmingham from January 14 to 15.
Colleagues will be demonstrating Fabory’s sector knowledge in farm machinery, which includes supplying quality products which cut the need for equipment downtime, such as zinc flake fasteners which offer high corrosion resistance, along with the supply of customer-specific items, including bolts with non-standard lengths.
As well as demonstrating fasteners used in farm machinery, the Fabory team will showcase their range of innovative solutions utilised by users in the machine building industry and agriculture sector including the Fabory Logic inventory management system, which monitors the availability of fasteners and component parts, offering customers insights into their consumption through innovative dashboards.
Becky Hadley, UK marketing co-ordinator at the business, said: "As ‘the masters in fasteners’, Fabory are looking forward to showcasing how our digital solutions and fastener products make an impact in the farm machinery sector for an engaged farming audience at LAMMA 2026.
“We are passionate about providing top-quality fasteners, industrial supplies and services to keep agricultural machinery running smoothly by drawing upon decades of experience and a vast range of products to ensure operations are safe, efficient and reliable. We are proud of our impact in supporting the efficient use of agricultural machinery, which operates in some of the most demanding working environments.
"We look forward to showcasing how our fastening solutions and value added services are engineered to ensure equipment reliability and longevity, helping farmers and agricultural machine builders minimise downtime and maximise productivity during critical times in their working calendars.”
Fabory, which has its UK headquarters in Woden Road West, Wednesbury, will be presenting at LAMMA where more than 600 exhibitors are expected to showcase their work. The event is billed by organisers as the UK's premier farm machinery show, connecting farmers across a range of sectors with pioneering companies offering cutting-edge agricultural machinery, technology and equipment.
Organisers say the 2025 show had the highest attendance level in the event’s history dating back to the 1980s, with more than 40,000 attendees visiting.
