CONSTRUCTION FIXINGS Recent European Technical Approvals for fixings
Below is a list of recent ETAs granted in the last three months to fixings products, following the agreement with the European Organisation for Technical Approvals.
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t is important to note that existing ETAs may be amended or withdrawn so this list
should not be considered definitive. For further information
and a full list of valid ETAs you should visit EOTA’s website,
www.eota.be.
ETA NUMBER TRADE NAME
ETAG 001 Metal Anchors for use in Concrete (all parts) ETA - 10/0356
ETA - 10/0453 ETA - 10/0456 ETA - 10/0457 ETA - 10/0473 ETA - 10/0474 ETA - 11/0033 ETA - 11/0058 ETA - 11/0059 ETA - 11/0068 ETA - 11/0070 ETA - 11/0072 ETA - 11/0075 ETA - 11/0076 ETA - 11/0077 ETA - 11/0079 ETA - 11/0094 ETA - 11/0096 ETA - 11/0112 ETA - 11/0118
Berner Simplex anchor BA Berner Simplex anchor BAZ
Berner High Performance Anchor BHA
Berner Heavy-duty anchor BTA M, BTA M S, BTA M T Berner Multicompound MCS Diamond JCP Throughbolt-galvanised Interfixings Injection System FIX TEAM PRO Anchor Bolt TPB
Spit Injection System Epomax + for rebar connection VINKRAFT SF
Berner Nail Anchor BNA Chemical Anchor BCA
Rebar Connection with Berner Milticompound system MCS Diamond Multicompoundsystem MCS Uni Plus Chemofix V345 and Chemofix V300 BILTEMA ANKARMASSA Berner drop-in anchor BE Tremco FX130, FX130 W
ETAG 014 Plastic Anchors for ETICS ETA - 11/0066
ETA - 11/0082 ETA - 11/0085
Cayes injection system TACO QUIMICO VINYLESTER for concrete DXE
HOLDER Ceys S.A.
Tecfi S.p.A. Berner AG Berner AG Berner AG Berner AG Berner AG
JCP Constrcution products Unit 07 INTER FIXINGS - Easy Fix TEAM PRO Société SPIT
TOP KRAFT HANDLES FMBH Berner AG Berner AG Berner AG Berner AG
Outimat- Drilfix BVBA
Biltema Nordic Services AB Berner AG
TREMCO ILLBRUCK s.r.o.
Thermo Universal Anchor MDD-S and MDD-S WS Isoplus N 8-60 and Isoplus N 8-90 Isoplus 8L
ETAG 020 Plastic Anchors (all parts) ETA - 11/0100
Mungo Befestigungstechnik AG Société SPIT Société SPIT
TOX SDF 10V and TOX SDF 10H
TOX-Dübel-Technik GmbH & Co KG
Revolutionary restraint gains LABC recognition
Simpson Strong Tie has announced that both its patented Heavy Engineered Strap (HES) and Light Engineered Strap (LES) ranges have been recognised for use by the LABC (local authority building control) as a registered solution.
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impson Strong Tie highlights that even though HES and LES are 40% lighter than conventional 5mm restraint straps, and thinner at only 1.5mm, they perform as well as conventional straps in terms of structural strength and robustness due to their unique design.
CE approved, the HES and LES are suitable for vertical and horizontal restraint applications,
they come in a range of sizes and are easier to handle and store. Chris Sanders, marketing manager at Simpson Strong Tie, comments: “Many installers don’t
realise that if a restraint strap fails, it is almost always on the bend - regardless of the thickness of the steel. By reinforcing the bend we found that we could make the strap thinner and even add mortar key slots, which not only eliminates the need to notch out joists but also makes inspection much easier. Gaining LABC recognition gives the installer confidence in the specification and performance which more than matches traditional restraint straps.”
Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 69 May 2011
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