Economical connection of precast components

The methods used for sealing the joints between precast components used are to this day often outdated, although (demonstrably) more economical technologies for every-day use are available for a long time. The market is often insecure. The company Philipp, as supplier of connection systems, orients itself on the wishes of its customers and the requirements of the market. The demand for more effectivity and economy is here responded to with a wealth of practical knowledge and innovation. The cost and time advantages gained through precast construction should not be gambled away by the high cost...

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