Cobiax

Design calculation of weight reduced concrete slabs

Since 2016, Heinze Cobiax Deutschland GmbH has been part of the Heinze Group, a group of leading companies from plastics technology which are active both nationally and internationally. Over the course expansion, Cobiax is now intensifying its service, amongst other things through the update and extension of the Cobiax software tool Quick & Light, which is available free of charge to download in the latest Version 2.1.0.4.

Free design aid for ­structural calculations

Because a Cobiax voided slab is planned and designed in accor-dance with the standard and the general building approval in just...

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