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The removal of unfused pow­der is a cen­tral step in the post­pro­cess­ing of met­al parts made using addi­tive man­u­fac­tur­ing. For years, sys­tems from Solukon have removed pow­der auto­mat­i­cal­ly from parts man­u­fac­tured with LPBF process­es. A project with Reichen­bach­er Hamuel GmbH…

HOB 5+6.2023

Time­less build­ing has been a tra­di­tion at Bauer Holzbau for almost 140 years. Crafts­man­ship is com­bined with progress and is exem­pli­fied in the form of mod­ern pro­duc­tion facil­i­ties and logis­tics con­cepts. Every­thing comes from a sin­gle source, from archi­tec­ture to con­struc­tion and spe­cial­ist plan­ning to the over­all com­ple­tion of a build­ing project. Turnkey sin­­gle-fam­i­­ly hous­es, devel­op­er mod­els and object build­ings in res­i­den­tial construction…

HK 3.2023

Being a pio­neer in a field is one thing, but achiev­ing this in a tech­ni­cal­ly and eco­nom­i­cal­ly sen­si­ble way is anoth­er. Accord­ing to Klaus Feile, CEO of Moralt AG, the acqui­si­tion of a new 5‑axis CNC sys­tem was a log­i­cal invest­ment in the future. His goal: The tra­di­tion­al com­pa­ny should con­tin­ue to play a lead­ing role as a man­u­fac­tur­er of door pre-prod­ucts and sup­pli­er of sys­tem solu­tions for func­tion­al doors for inte­ri­or and exte­ri­or use.

dds 3.2023

Ste­fan Nos and son Benedikt labo­ri­ous­ly made stairs with exot­ic machines. Now they have drawn a line and banned from the work­shop not only the cheek milling machine for milling steps and the stair­case bor­ing machine.

HK 6.2022

The 3D form­work bod­ies that give the con­crete its shape are planned, pre­fab­ri­cat­ed and assem­bled with com­put­er assis­tance. The more geo­met­ri­cal­ly com­plex the form­work is, the more flow­able and at the same time pres­­sure-resis­­tant the con­cretes used have to be.

HOB 10.2022

Hous­ing is scarce and becom­ing increas­ing­ly expen­sive. In the mean­time, tim­ber con­struc­tion has gained an impor­tant place in the build­ing indus­try world­wide, espe­cial­ly with regard to envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly con­struc­tion. At the begin­ning of Novem­ber, Reichen­bach­er Hamuel held an expert meeting…

Bau­plan­er DIB A11 2022

The com­plex­i­ty of geo­met­ri­cal­ly demand­ing struc­tures in com­bi­na­tion with fair-faced con­crete is a remark­able chal­lenge. For a tow­er made from fair-faced con­crete dyed red, which tapers more and more towards the top, 100 qm of fil­i­gree spe­cial form­work includ­ing bat­tens and joints was required, which con­sists of indi­vid­ual small-scale boxes…

HOB 8.2022

When dri­ving under high­way bridges, some of which have large spans, one would not sus­pect that the indi­vid­ual form­work ele­ments need­ed to pour the con­crete into shape are rel­a­tive­ly small. This is because, unlike bal­conies, ceil­ings, walls or stairs, vis­i­ble joints in the con­crete do not inter­fere with con­crete bridges…

HK 4.2022

The Chiem­­gau-based com­pa­ny Reg­nauer Fer­tig­bau GmbH cre­ates house walls and ceil­ings with a high degree of pre­fab­ri­ca­tion. Build­ing with wood has been a tra­di­tion since 1929, as has the company’s phi­los­o­phy of mas­ter­ful­ly com­bin­ing a healthy indoor cli­mate, styl­ish archi­tec­ture and high func­tion­al and aes­thet­ic standards…

HOB 4.2022

For the pro­duc­tion of con­crete com­po­nents, fresh con­crete is poured into the form­work, a mould removed after cur­ing. Every mould presents a new chal­lenge, as plan­ners and archi­tects need cre­ative free­dom to realise attrac­tive liv­ing environments.