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Innovation: Nevosafe TS protective strip for securing ­reinforcement

Nevoga AG, based in Freilassing, Germany, has developed a protective strip for securing projecting reinforcement: for example, during transport and storage of precast elements and of loadbearing thermal insulation elements in their transport racks.

Nevosafe TS, which can be manufactured in theoretically endless lengths, has a minimum length of 1 m and is suitable for use for steel diameters from 80 to 40 mm. Depending on the length of the strip, several – but at least two – belt guides are formed through which the commercially available strapping belts are installed and tightened during...

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