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We follow the latest developments in the anchoring industry and report the main stories on a timeline. The updates are regular and come from more than 100 sources.
Simpson Strong-Tie | Friulsider says it now offers independently verified Environmental Product Declarations for its KEM chemical anchors, prepared to ISO 14025 and EN 15804+A2 to support designers' project environmental assessments.
Friulsider presents KEM HP, a styrene-free polyester-based chemical anchor for concrete and masonry, usable down to -5°C and in permanently wet concrete or flooded holes, and suitable for uncracked concrete and medium-to-heavy loads.
Friulsider and Simpson Strong-Tie present ACE (Adhesive Cartridge Estimator), a free web-based tool integrated with the KEM range that estimates chemical anchor cartridge quantities, allows project parameter changes, and helps avoid over- or under-ordering on site; no registration is required.
Friulsider marks Simpson Strong-Tie's 70th anniversary and its own 60th with European office celebrations.
Simpson Strong-Tie | Friulsider says a 17 September eLearning webinar will cover multi-storey timber buildings in seismic zones, including seismic behaviour, fire performance, durability and case studies.
Friulsider and Simpson Strong-Tie promote a new Italian-language guide on choosing chemical anchors, covering how they work, differences between epoxy, vinylester and hybrid resins, selection by substrate and application, and correct installation steps for concrete, masonry and rebar connections.
Friulsider promotes its KEM ES epoxy chemical anchor from Simpson Strong-Tie, citing suitability for cracked and uncracked concrete, rebar connections, wood, and wet or water-filled holes, plus styrene-free composition and long working time.
Friulsider says its 2026 product catalogue is now online.