The vision for the future of the construction industry is: building lighter, more efficiently and more intelligently, and to think and act in a way that will conserve resources. On the one hand, it is a question of efficiency – using lighter building materials conserves resources. On the other hand, the aesthetics are important for creating concrete structures with finer and more varied shapes and forms for the same strength and rigidity. Repairing and restoring existing buildings and bridges is another area of the construction industry that is gaining importance. In conventional applications, such as textile roofs, the textiles produced on our machines can deliver attractive use and design possibilities.
Embedding reinforcing fabric significantly increases crack resistance in plaster, preventing unwanted crack formation due to vibrations.
Prevention of cracking and the spreading of cracks
Glass fiber reinforcement tapes are highly favored for their stability and ease of use. These self-adhesive tapes are embedded in filler materials, enhancing joint strength and crack resistance. Their thin profile allows for minimal material application.
Using fiber-reinforced plastic for panel walls reduces material consumption, saves weight, and integrates useful functions into applications.
Textile reinforcements in single-ply roofing systems enhance strength and durability.
