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As an independent representative of fastening systems from the company Lutz from Wertheim, Wilhelm Modersohn sen. had recognised early on that there was a great demand in the market for fastenings in the area of masonry facades. In March 1970, he and two employees founded the company, which today has over 140 employees.
Glossar
- P (phosphorus)
- Improves the machinability, in combination with other alloying elements the weldability and corrosion resistance deteriorate significantly.
- Panel hanger
- Panel hangers are heavy-duty support anchors for facades, which are used in pairs for suspended precast concrete slabs.
- Parapet anchor
- Parapet anchors are heavy-duty fixing systems for precast concrete slabs on balconies (as balcony balustrades), overhangs and cladding in the parapet area of the facade.
- Parapet panel anchor
- Parapet anchors are heavy-duty fixing systems for precast concrete slabs on balconies (as balcony balustrades), overhangs and cladding in the parapet area of the facade.
- Permanent scaffolding anchor
- The stable attachment of assembly scaffolds is only possible with special holding anchors, especially in large or high buildings.
- Pipe support
- MODERSOHN manufactures special constructions for the wall and ceiling mounting of pipelines.
- Prefabricated lintel fastenings
- Masonry lintels are more and more frequently no longer bricked up, but are instead hung on bracket anchors as finished prefabricated concrete elements with a matching masonry look using small straps or special angled stones that can be concreted out.
- Pressure transmitting insulation
- In order to fix the facade cladding with the slimmest possible metal fixing cross-section in the façade area, it makes sense to supplement or replace the fixing components with a less thermally conductive material.
- Prestressing anchor
- Tie-rod systems frequently manufactured by MODERSOHN in the field of building renovation, where forces are applied in a certain direction during installation by means of screwing and tensioning devices.