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PVC gives the wind industry a tailwind
06.05.2022
Wind power is to be expanded at a faster pace in the future. Appropriate protective measures are required to ensure that wind turbines run smoothly.…
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EPDM - so that photovoltaic systems can be installed on your roof
06.05.2022
The demand for photovoltaic systems is increasing. The most important components for the construction of a PV roof: a sunny roof area, rail sets,…
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PVC dipped part in alphorn look
19.04.2022
For a customer in the building materials industry, KREMER has manufactured a large PVC dipped part that facilitates the production of building…
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KREMER's largest waterjet part
19.04.2022
KREMER presents a water jet part of a special size: a water jet-cut load carrier made of PE foam that can hold 18 plastic parts. The products to be…
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Round becomes square: wine barrels from rebarriQue
18.02.2022
We at KREMER love innovative ideas: So we are all the more delighted to be working with the company rebarriQue from Hochstadt.
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Bead profile makes you mobile - for work, sport and play
18.02.2022
PVC dipped parts with a pearl structure look have a non-slip surface. KREMER's PVC Krevosol® types with a pearl structure look are available in a…
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Daylight and photoluminescent PVC round caps
18.02.2022
Daylight and photoluminescent PVC round caps. Round caps that light up day and night? That's what KREMER has to offer.
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Probably the longest PVC round cap in the world
09.02.2022
In the style of the well-known advert for a chocolate bar, KREMER presents what is definitely the longest Krevosol® dipped part in the world - 150 cm…
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Price adjustments for silicone and elastomer products
27.01.2022
Price adjustments in the area of raw materials, shortage and thus increased cost of transport capacities. If you don't want to go swimming in the…
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