Wireworking – Crimping
Patent
1975-11-03
1978-03-07
Larson, Lowell A.
Wireworking
Crimping
140 24, 140115, B21F 2704
Patent
active
040774406
ABSTRACT:
A reinforcement element intended for essentially U-shaped elongate building blocks manufactured by using the sliding form casting technique. The reinforcment element consists of a plurality of first pretensioned equidistantly spaced steel wires deposited in the longitudinal direction of the block, above or below which wires is positioned, in parallel therewith, a wire net composed of two longitudinal wires and a plurality of equidistantly spaced transverse cross rods the ends of which are bent about the longitudinal wires. The invention likewise concerns a method and a machine to produce such reinforcement elements.
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Larson Lowell A.
Nilcon Engineering AB
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