H-Bau Technik

Optimized connection between steel and concrete

Connection elements for connecting steel girders to reinforced-concrete elements should be easy to install and precision-fixed. At the same time, cold bridges for different actions and loading stages have to be minimized. The new Isopro thermal insulation elements for freely cantilevered and supported girders from H-Bau Technik GmbH, Klettgau, Germany, are the solution to the current challenges of structural design and construction execution.

National technical approval Z-15.7-313 for Isopro Type SBM and SBQ connections was granted by the German approval body for construction products and...

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