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Lifty TEX – strong and gentle when lifting
🏗️ Lifty TEX – strong and gentle when lifting 🪢 When it comes to proper protection during lifting, quality really shines through in real-world use.Especially with delicate concrete elements, secure load handling alone isn’t enough. Edges and surfaces must also
Buchloe Wood Cluster – 34,000 m² production facility
🏭 Strong connections for the Buchloe wood cluster. 💪 With the Athene project, Rudolf Hörmann GmbH & Co. KG is building a modern wood cluster in Buchloe—one of the largest industrial projects in southern Germany. 🏗️ For the production hall,
PHILIPP at Prefabricação de Betão – ANIPB 2027
We are participating in Prefabricação de Betão – ANIPB 2027 with our partner Monteiro. September 30 through October 1, 2027 Aveiro, Portugal
Power Duo – Designed to Meet Every Need
🔩 Pioneer of rope-loop connections ⛓️ As a pioneer in wire loop connections, the PHILIPP GROUP set the standard early on for connecting precast concrete elements. To this day, the Power Duo embodies this commitment: flexible installation, maximum load-bearing capacity,
PHILIPPAKADEMIE – Training Courses in Construction Engineering
🎓 Practical knowledge of civil engineering. 🏗️ Whether you want to safely plan and use transport anchoring systems, design sandwich anchoring systems, or earn certification as a “qualified person”—the PHILIPPAKADEMIE offers hands-on training courses covering key topics in construction engineering.
Installation of the concrete hands – alignment accurate to the millimeter
⚙️ Where others see limits, our solution begins. 🇵🇱 Mounting the two concrete hands on Europe’s tallest statue of the Virgin Mary was far more than a routine lifting operation. The real challenge lay not in the weight of the
