Screw assembly errors

It is a real all-rounder for anchoring metal and wooden constructions in concrete. We are talking about the through bolt. What are its characteristics? And how exactly does anchoring in concrete actually work? We'll answer these and other questions in today's podcast episode. You should also be aware of common errors that may occur during assembly. That is why we will take a closer look at typical processing faults and give tips on how they can be avoided.

The solar industry is currently experiencing a new high and there are more solar and photovoltaic installations than there have been for a long time. In the area of fastening technology, this upswing is associated with additional requirements for the product portfolio. What are the different fields of application and what properties must solar fasteners have? We will answer these and other questions in today's podcast episode and also give an outlook on the future of the industry.

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In today's episode we will talk about "Screw assembly errors". When working with screw assembly, there may be some errors in your daily work that you either already are familiar with or will get to know about now. We will go into more detail about four different errors and explain their effects. We also explain how you can avoid these mistakes in the future in order to carry out your construction projects even more safely.

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