Energy
Integrity, quality assurance and traceability for sensitive projects
Energy
Integrity, quality assurance and traceability for sensitive projects
The applications for Ancon steel fixings in the energy industry are varied and challenging.
From connecting reinforcement steel in the huge concrete foundation rafts of gas-fired power stations and wind turbines, to the primary reactor confinement areas of nuclear power stations and vast concrete holding tanks on new energy-from-waste plants. Our product integrity, quality control and full traceability are particularly valued for sensitive projects, such as nuclear power plants.
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The Ancon CTT range of tapered-thread couplers has been designed for use where cryogenic-grade reinforcing bar is being used.
Cryogenic Couplers
Leviat is a manufacturer of Ancon specialist products and has a wealth of experience in working with a range of types and grades of stainless steel.
Stainless Steel Fabrications
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Updated Guidance on Dealing with Redundant Cast-in Channels in Close Proximity
Here, masonry support specialist, Leviat, provides details of how redundant cast-in channels should be treated when located in close proximity to post-fixed anchors.
Leviat Launches New 300mm Type 4 Wall Tie for Wider Cavities
Leading construction accessories manufacturer, Leviat, announces the release of its new Ancon Staifix HRT4 300mm Wall Tie designed for use in wider walls with cavities ranging from 151-175mm. The addition of this product to the existing range will help specifiers and builders to meet the latest Part L regulations and achieve the more stringent U-values and building fabric requirements in the upcoming Future Homes Standard.
Enhanced Ancon IHR Head Restraints Now Accommodate 100mm Gaps Due to Customer Demand
Due to customer demand and changes to fire regulations, Leviat have successfully re-engineered the Ancon IHR range of internal head restraints, now accommodating gaps at the wall head of up to 100mm, extending the previous maximum of 75mm.