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• High mechanical strength: Fastening systems must be able to withstand high loads and significant mechanical stresses. This is essential to ensure that the structures can withstand external forces such as wind, vibration and ground movement, sea currents, and water pressure on the seabed without compromising their stability.
• Corrosion resistance: In nearshore, marine or submarine applications, fasteners are exposed to extremely aggressive environmental conditions, such as salt water and high pressure. For these situations, it is crucial to use super-performance materials, such as Stainless Steels High-quality steels Duplex e Super Duplex, Nickel alloys e Titanium. These materials offer exceptional resistance to corrosion, preventing premature deterioration and ensuring long service life of structures.
• Reliability over time: Durability of fastening systems is a must. They must maintain their mechanical and chemical properties over time, ensuring the safety and efficiency of infrastructure for decades. High-quality materials and advanced manufacturing processes are key to achieving this goal.

• Security: In any infrastructure project, safety is the top priority. Fastening systems must be designed and tested to minimize the risk of failure and to ensure the protection of people and property. Certifications and compliance with international standards are crucial indicators of the reliability of these products. For these applications, we provide products that meet the requirements to the DIN-EN 1993-1-4:2015-10/EUROCODE 3-ANNEX A, a standard defining corrosion resistance classes (low, moderate, medium, strong, very strong).