June 2010

Keywords: Equipment and method for the manufacture of multi-layer concrete pipes;Gabion wall with noise-insulating, monolithic concrete layer; Equipment for strengthening the structure of a pavement comprised of slabs; Noise protection core module as prefabricated modular; Mixing device for flowable construction materials;Formwork dummy designed for the creation of openings, in particular for concrete work; Concrete paving block;

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BFT 06/2010

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BFT 06/2010

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