BOOTLE, UK, August 10, 2012 (Press-News.org) Friction welded couplers from, Hy-Ten, the independent re-bar and accessory supplier, have gained nuclear approval. CARES, the reinforcement steel certification authority has tested the couplers under TA1-C type A standard for use in nuclear facilities. The product is now fully certified to comply with the standards of BNFL and to meet the requirements of Sellafield Ltd. The approved products, standard couplers type HT(S) and positional couplers, types HT(P) and (EP), are manufactured at Hy-Ten's Liverpool factory under a stringent ISO9000 quality assurance system. The factory also complies with ISO14000 environmental standards.
The nuclear industry approvals are for re-bars in the 16mm to 40mm diameter range. In addition to their great strength, contractors have noted how the Hy-Ten product produced higher productivity and quality in the completed construction. In non-nuclear installations, where jointed coupling of vertical re-bars is not mandatory, Hy-Ten's friction welded couplers permit significant steel savings by eliminating overlaps.
Grant Dean, HT products divisional manager, commented, "HT friction welded couplers have been enthusiastically adopted by the civil engineers and frame contractors. Nuclear approval allows us to offer the product to construction companies operating in this sector and is further verification of the quality of the product and the consistency of our manufacturing systems."
The HT range of couplers is manufactured on CNC high speed friction welding machines. This technique, widely used in automotive and aerospace industries, produces a joint of great strength - achieving 100 per cent bar-break in tests. In comparison to conventional multi-part threaded couplers, Hy-Ten's friction welded couplers are also competitive.
Hy-Ten has other innovative products that promote site quality and productivity while achieving significant savings in material, time and embedded energy. The company pioneered Bamtec the rollout reinforcement system for floor plates that can significantly reduce construction time and give typical steel savings of 25 per cent. Copies of test certificates and comprehensive technical support are available from the company for all its products.
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Richard Webster, Director, Tel. +44 (0)151 525 1745 Fax. +44 (0)151 523 2252
E-mail: rkw@hy-ten.co.uk Web: http://www.hy-ten.co.uk
Hy-Ten Ltd, Bridle Road, Bootle, Merseyside, L30 4UG, UK
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Bamtec is a system of steel reinforcement for flat concrete slabs developed in Germany. Hy-Ten, one of the UK's major reinforcement manufacturers, is the exclusive supplier of Bamtec in the UK and Ireland. The system gives significant savings in steel, manpower and time, allowing contracts to proceed more efficiently.
Hy-Ten Celebrates Nuclear Approvals for Friction Welded Couplers in Concrete Construction
Friction welded couplers from, Hy-Ten, the independent re-bar and accessory supplier, have gained nuclear approval from CARES, the reinforcement steel certification authority.
2012-08-10
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[Press-News.org] Hy-Ten Celebrates Nuclear Approvals for Friction Welded Couplers in Concrete ConstructionFriction welded couplers from, Hy-Ten, the independent re-bar and accessory supplier, have gained nuclear approval from CARES, the reinforcement steel certification authority.