Resin8 process turns waste plastic into concrete additive
CRDC Global hopes to build up to 100 plants that can process all types of plastic for use in building products.
CONFAST® Wedge Anchors are designed to be used in solid concrete. They should never be used in porous, hollow materials, such as brick or CMU block. The CONFAST® Wedge Anchors are manufactured from different types of materials and coatings for installation in a range of environments. The wide choice of diameters available allow the CONFAST® Wedge Anchor to be used in applications varying from light to heavy duty. The Wedge Anchor has the most consistent holding values in solid concrete than all other types of expansion anchors. The expansion clip that is permanently attached to the CONFAST® Wedge Anchor is made from the same grade of material as the anchor body, with the exception of the galvanized, which has a 304 stainless steel clip.
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POURING CONCRETE IN HOT WEATHER
Why is hot weather a problem? What temperature is too hot to pour concrete?
How to Make a Successful Claim Under a Contractor’s Payment Bond
Subcontractors must do three things to get the money due to them, an AIA lawyer says.
In all, ensuring that you make a proper bond claim is a vital step in receiving payment for unpaid work on a project from a surety under a payment bond. If you fail to follow the claims procedure or other requirements set forth in the bond, you may risk having your claim denied by the surety.
