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Safeflex SF – Innovation at GaLaBau 2018

The largest number of accidents on German construction sites occur by far with flex or angle grinders, as stated in accident statistics. According to the 2016 accident report by the German Statutory Accident Insurance, 25 percent of all accidents involve motor-driven manual tools. The team of Probst GmbH has worked with a clear focus on a solution for safe cutting and separating paving blocks and the like.

The Swabian creative forgery in southern Germany, with nearly 60 years of company history, has again and again set new standards. With Safeflex SF, it is now continuing on its success...

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