FOCUS ON
July 2014 Construction Fixings
This issue’s Focus On is dedicated to Construction Fixings. Suppliers of products within this market sector have provided details of their capabilities along with up to date contact and product information.
Coming up in the next issue…
Sheet Metal Contact Tom Allen Tel: +44 (0) 1727 814 508 email:
tom.allen@
fastenerandfixing.com
pgb-Europe
EN 15048 and EN 14399: we are ready for it!
pgb-Europe extended its range of fasteners as defined in Eurocode 3 with non-bolt assemblies according to EN 15048. Starting from 01/07/2014, this norm will be obliged for all structural steel constructions. The EN 15048 range covers sizes from M12 up to M24 available from our stock, in both zinc plating and hot dip galvanizing. Bigger sizes are available upon request. The full range is packed in solid carton pgb-boxes with clear label with all CE information. The Declaration of Perforamance (DoP) can be downloaded from our website.
SOCKET SCREWS pgb-Europe stocks a wide assortment of socket screws in steel and stainless steel and non-ferro. The range covers hexagon set screws with different points, cap head socket screws, flat head socket screws, button head socket screws and pressure screw plugs. For more information and a full scope of our product range, please visit our website or contact us directly for any enquiry!
E.U.R.O. Tec GmbH
EuroTec – The Specialist for Fastening Technology
Offers a wide range of constructional fasteners like
1: PanelTwistec – countersunk or flanged head for higher pull-through resistance, from 3.5mm – 10 mm ø, in different coatings and material compositions. Cut point and milling thread for easy and fast screwing; blades under the csk-head for easy countersinking. Flanged head 8mm ø screw with approval also for fastening strong insulation material for over rafter insulation.
2: TopDuo – sister of PanelTwistec with approval for fastening soft insulation material for over rafter insulation.
3: KonstruX – for all connections in wood element constructions, prefab house constructions, hall constructions, carpentry. No pilot-drilling, highest load transmission. Best value for money. Approvals available.
4: ATLAS-Wood Connector of solid aluminium, consisting of two identical parts, for auxiliary beam support, façade, almost all areas of wood construction, irrespective of the wood’s grain direction, that it can be used vertically as well as horizontally. With positioning screw to pull both parts together and to protect against unintentional loosening of the connector parts.
Tel: +49 (0) 2331 6245 140
www.e-u-r-o-tec.de
ROBERLO
ROBERLO is a leading company specialized in the development and manufacture of fixing products in the industrial, construction and DIY sectors. Commercial presence in over 63 countries endorses our global vision of the market.
Polyester, Epoxyacrylate, Vinylester and Pure Epoxy resins, available in different cartridge types are included in our product portfolio, offering a high performance product range to be used under your own brand name. Our services include packaging support and customization to meet our customer specific requirements.
Private Label program has been developed on the concept of customized solutions that guarantee the maximum flexibility and the highest levels of competitiveness and innovation.
Several national and international approvals ensure the quality of our products and offer solutions for all intended use: European Technical Approval ETAG 029, ETAG 001 Parts 1 and 5 TR029 and TR023, Fire Resistance Test, VOC qualification, SOCOTEC, B Mark…
email:
frederik.pennoit@
pgb-europe.com www.pgb-europe.com
email:
fixingunit@roberlo.com www.roberlo-chemicalanchor.com www.fastenerandfixing.com 75
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