Hook strap
AssigneePeri SE
InventorArtur Schwörer
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Abstract
A hook strap comprises a transverse arm formed as a ribbon for abutment on an top flange on a formwork girder. The ends of the ribbon are provided with hook-shaped retainers for engagement below parts of a waler and tension elements for fixing the hook strap. The ribbon has a small thickness to prevent obstruction of the elements bordering the top flange and the upper surface of the top flange. The hook strap may be mounted at any location of a formwork girder or of a waler to interconnect formwork girders and/or connect formwork girders to a waler.
Claims14
Hook strap comprising a transverse arm for abutment on a formwork girder having hook-shaped retainers disposed on opposite ends of the transverse arm for engagement below parts of a waler and tension elements for fixing the hook strap, wherein the transverse arm is formed as a non-rigid flat ribbon of small thickness which can be adapted to formwork girders of different widths by conforming to the girder width without preforming the flat ribbon.
Hook strap comprising a transverse arm for abutment on a formwork girder having hook-shaped retainers disposed on opposite ends of the transverse arm for engagement below parts of a waler and tension elements for fixing the hook strap, wherein the transverse arm is formed as a non-rigid fiat ribbon of small thickness and wherein the surface produced by the fiat ribbon and the formwork girder is largely uniform and free of projecting steps or edges.
Hook strap comprising a transverse arm for abutment on a formwork girder having hook-shaped retainers disposed on opposite ends of the transverse arm for engagement below parts of a waler and tension elements for fixing the hook strap, wherein the transverse arm is formed as a non-rigid fiat ribbon of small thickness which can be adapted to formwork girders of different widths by conforming to the girder width without preforming the flat ribbon, and wherein the surface produced by the fiat ribbon and the formwork girder is largely uniform and free of projecting steps or edges, and wherein the ribbon forms a U-shaped recess during overlapping of the formwork girder, wherein the size of the U-shaped recess is adapted to the width of a flange of the formwork girder and the ends of the ribbon are provided with edge sections which are connected with tension elements.
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