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On the final day of the exhibition Second place went to UK based M-Cut for without a compressor. Pneumatic devices,
the awards were presented in a professional its Universal Screws℗, which was featured with a working pressure up to 10 bar
manner, and in front of a large crowd, by by this magazine in the previous issue (145.038 PSI), like pneumatic nailer, blow
Klaus Mauelshagen, editor of (Issue 50). Bob guns, inflating
bauMarktManager, and Metin Ergül, vice Sayer, guns, etc. can
president House, Garden & Leisure at managing easily be used
Koelnmesse. First place was awarded to director at with the PKT-
EuroTec, meaning that it retained its crown M-Cut was BOX. The
after winning the International delighted with
Peter Beckmann, EuroTec
required
Hardware/Practical World Innovation the award. compressed air
Showcase in 2006. “Achieving 2nd Prize in the Innovation is delivered from the light-weight PREBENA
Showcase for our M-Cut® air-cylinder type KT-3500.
Universal Screws
The PREBENA PKT-BOX consists of a robust
℗ was
just the icing on the cake
and light-weight metal case with an
for us. As a new company,
integrated, refillable air-cylinder type KT-3500
Dr. Harald Goettlich and I
and a flexible air line. This air-cylinder is filled
feel that the
with about 465 litres
designs of our
of compressed air
with a filling pressure
products
of over 300 bar
represent the
(4351.14 PSI). This
next generation
corresponds
of anchor and
approximately to a
screw
capacity of one
This time the winning product was technology and we hope
compressor with a 50
CLICKY, (pitured above) a new fastener of that the interest and l (13.195 gal.) tank
composite material with the dimensions enthusiasm for the Universal and 10 bar (145.038
40x35x4.5mm, created for the easy Screws
PSI).
℗ is an acknowledgment
fastening of wood panels. of this.”
Thanks to the
The unique design of CLICKY means there is The MCut® Universal
“belt” this light-
no danger of loose panels. A tension strap Screw
weight air-cylinder
℗ is a patented high
on CLICKY holds the head of the screw, pitch triple helix thread which
can be worn
which is placed on the back side of the creates a positive mechanical interlock
comfortably and securely
(undercut)
on the body of the user.
between
Therefore all pneumatic
the screw
devices can be used
and the
independently and reliably in
substrate,
difficult-to-access areas. This
as the
belt is suitable for left and
right handed users.
threads bite into
the material around
panel. The result is the invisible fastening of the edge of the
the wood panel. drilled hole, meaning there is no need to
On winning the award Peter Beckmann, use nylon or plastic plugs when fixing into
managing director at EuroTec said “We concrete, brickwork or aerated blocks.
thank all the visitors who voted for our PREBENA was very pleased to receive the
product. This prize will encourage us to third place award for its PREBENA PKT-BOX
continue creating fastening products which 3500. The PREBENA PKT-BOX 3500 was
offer the user a host of benefits, including developed in order to allow users to use
high quality and easy application.” compressed air easily and everywhere
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