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CONSTRUCTION FIXINGS


Manufacturing innovative nylon anchoring systems


pgb-Polska is the Polish production plant of pgb-Europe (headquartered in Belgium) that specialises in the manufacturing of innovative nylon anchoring systems.


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smo Laitakari, managing director at Sormat, emphasises: “We wish to support our distributors with a presentable and functional point-of-sales concept so they can fully concentrate on providing end-users with the best service and solutions.” Sormat Centres can be tailored to fit existing shelf structures, available floor space and product range or be delivered as a complete turnkey solution. The first Sormat Centre was opened in Kazan city, labelled as “the third capital of Russia”, in October this year.


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The new Sormat Centre at the sales office of OOO ”CSK-Kazan”


Spit’s new Epomax + New range of structural screws


Spit continues to expand its chemical anchor range with the introduction of the Epomax + resin.


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his fast curing vinylester resin comes in a handy 280ml tube, which makes it compatible with standard silicone applicator guns, and functions using a ‘peeler system’


which Spit says guarantees a perfect resin mix and dosage every time.


Epomax + is designed to be used for stud and


rebar applications and can be used in submerged holes and underwater. It is suitable for use when fixing guardrails and cable trays, amongst other applications, comes in a rigid cartridge, which reduces waste, and with two mixer nozzles attached. “If you would like further information about the Spit Epomax + resin, and the range of accessories available to support this product, or would like a product demonstration, please contact ITW Construction Products customer services.”


2011 has seen Simpson Strong-Tie introduce a number of new products to its portfolio and this autumn looks set to see the launch of another innovative new range - structural screws designed to meet the growing demands of the construction industry.


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he screws are available in a number of lengths, from 40mm up to 400mm, designed for joining multiple timbers together to make stronger single structures. They can also be used to join trusses, I-joists and open web joists, glulam timbers, engineered wood panels


and composite panels. Simpson points out that the screws are particularly easy to use and feature a six lobe drive head. Head of Simpson’s engineered timber division, Jon Head, comments: “Our


expanded range of screws is a complimentary fit to our connectors, particularly the 200mm - 400mm screws which are ideal for the glulam, CLT (Cross Laminated Timber) and SIPS (Structurally Insulated Panel) sectors which require high performance fixings in lengths not always readily available.” This new range is supported by a technical brochure, which includes


performance data, safe working loads data and characteristic performance values to aid the designer. As ever, the range is backed by Simpson’s dedicated support service and technical support.


74 Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 72 November 2011


gb-Polska states that it offers high performance fixing systems and a full range of packing possibilities to provide fastening solutions for every customer in the construction industry. Recently, the company obtained an ETA approval for its SMART


universal and frame anchors (ETA 10/0392). The range of applications applies to multiple fixings of all non-load-bearing structures (e.g. facades, doors and gates). Pgb-Polska explains that great attention was spent on the design of the


frame anchor. It is easy to install (push-through installation) and has all-round suitability for many substrates such as concrete, solid brick and perforated bricks. The full assortment on offer includes total fixing lengths ranging from 60mm to 230mm. The enclosed screw is available with countersunk head PZ3, T40, hexagonal head SW13, or hexagonal head SW13 with pressed-on washer and T40. The company’s full production range covers SMART universal wall plugs, hammer nail plugs, frame anchors and special cavity anchors.


Sormat launches shop-in-shop concept


The Finnish fixing manufacturer Sormat Oy has teamed up with long-time Russian partner F-Expert, and local specialised distributors, in launching Sormat Centre shop-in-shops in major Russian cities.


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