Max Europe

Rebar tying tools

The Japanese company Max Co., Ltd. looks back on a tradition lasting for almost 70 years now. Since 1940, a wide variety of products has been produced and further developed at the headquarters in Tokyo, including staple guns, high-pressure nail drivers, air compressors, pen plotters and cutting plotters, and air conditioners. Subsidiaries all over the world provide for a good market presence and supply the customers through specialized dealers. The first Max Rebar Tier for reinforcement bars was brought to the market in 1993 which was sold throughout the world. Now, the latest highlight is...

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Rebar-Tier: increasing productivity, improving health

Precast products are becoming increasingly popular in residential and commercial buildings, parking facilities, and roads and bridges. Such products go a long way to help reduce labor and shorten...

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Issue 05/2011 Saving of time

Popular tying tool featuring enhanced design

Tying up to five times quicker The worker just needs one hand to operate the tool leaving the other hand free for holding the steel or the pipe. The ergonomic tool weighing just 2.4 kg allows tying up...

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Issue 04/2025 MAX EUROPE

Automation of rebar tying in precast concrete factories

Max Co., Ltd. is currently developing a Rebar Tying Unit for Automation for the production lines of precast concrete factories. Normally, workers tie rebars using wires in precast products. This Rebar...

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Issue 10/2025 MAX EUROPE

Max introduces a new solution for cutting small-diameter rebar

As the pioneer of rebar tying tools, Max is launching the cordless wire mesh cutter WMC80, designed to significantly reduce physical strain on workers. Weighing only 2.8 kg including the battery, its...

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Issue 07/2011 Economical work in reinforcement technology

Efficiency and ergonomic ways of working

Grabner Betonfertigteilsysteme is located in the Bavarian town of Bogen/Furth. This family-managed business specializes in the production of precast elements. In particular, the product range of the...

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