Category: Best Practice
Metrology, Reconstruction and Scanstruction – live in action.
See what no one else can see: with the mini videoscope BO25
In the tiniest pipe, in the smallest corner and in hardly visible spots nothing can hide from the mini videoscope BO25. With its robust videoscope probe with waterproof camera head you can look through narrow openings into walls to check the cable course or in wastewater pipes to find the cause for a clogging. In many respects that convenient measuring instrument will make your life easier!
The mini videoscope BO25 is the ideal device for optical inspections in hard to reach places. The semi-flexible gooseneck probe can easily be led through bottlenecks like narrow pipes or wall openings and allows one to see even hidden corners. Even in water pipes inspections can be made because the camera head is water proof and has protection class IP67. Read More
New! The distance meter Leica Disto D810 touch
The measurement of big rooms and halls, on construction sites, in attics or in kitchens: with the laser distance meter Leica Disto D810 touch you will never need an inch rule again. Perfect for the daily work of architects and engineers this precision instrument exactly measures distances of up to 200 metres. Now you can get it in the Trotec online shop. Besides its high precision there are some other surprising new features. But see for yourself…
As of now we have a global innovation in our shop. The Leica Disto D810 touch is the worldwide first laser distance meter with a touchscreen. Quickly and intuitively you can choose the different function symbols like you do on a smartphone. With the integrated camera you can take pictures and even determine distances in these pictures. The integrated USB port allows you to transfer your pictures and the measurement data to the PC quickly and easily. Read More
Trotec Flood Damage Services – well prepared for any emergency
Heavy storms rage in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. There are still several flood warnings and meteorologists expect more storms. By reading through such reports we remember the heavy floods in Southern and Eastern Germany as well as in parts of Austria and the Czech Republic in the summer of 2013 – and we immediately want to offer our help. The Trotec Group provides expert knowledge as well as active support to the persons affected.
For many British the new year starts with storm warnings. Strong rainfalls cause a very high tide and in all underlying regions of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales floods can occur because rain cannot run off as the ground is already soaked with water. Read More
With Hogart Trotec strengthens its image in the Russian market
Since its foundation in 1996 the Russian wholesaler Hogart is an expert in the sectors heating, ventilation, air conditioning and sanitary equipment. Now the business relationship between Hogart und Trotec should be consolidated, intensified and placed on a solid basis. Therefore, Hogart employees visited the Trotec head office in Heinsberg and participated in a product training.
“For more than ten years we only sold one Trotec product in Russia, the dehumidifiers of the TTK series”, Sergey Belov explains, head of sales department ventilation division at Hogart. “Our business relationship was pretty stable but on the other hand nothing ever changed. Then we got to know Jürgen Schmitz and found out that Trotec started pursuing a new, international strategy to immerse deeper into the Russian market.” Among other things as Trotec export manager Jürgen Schmitz is responsible for Russia. From many years of experience he knows what the customers and the market demand. “We can benefit from relationships like the one we have with Hogart. The company knows the Russian market very well and has established itself as one of the leading companies”, Schmitz says. Sergey Belov, as well, wants to have Trotec as an important partner in the Russian market for the sectors dehumidification, ventilation and heating to “restart our mutual business. Trotec has a very good understanding of the Russian market. They notice specific facts and at the same time recognize approaches to overcome them. We feel in good hands and supported. Thus, we are really looking forward to the cooperation.” Read More
Trotec interview with Mark Gemmell from Accurate Instruments (NZ) Ltd.
Since 2005 the company Accurate Instruments (NZ) Ltd. supplies the New Zealand market with machines and measuring instruments from Trotec. During the past years the product range has continually been enlarged and instead of 8 Trotec products in 2006 Accurate Instruments now provides 110 different products. Mark Gemmell is the national sales and marketing manager. In our Trotec interview he told us how the business relationship grew over the years and what changed in the market on the other side of the world.
Mark, would you please tell us some facts about Accurate Instruments (NZ) Ltd. and its history? When was the company founded, what changed since then and when/how did you start the business relationship with Trotec?
Accurate Instruments (NZ) Ltd was founded in Auckland in 1994 as an instrument supplier and calibration/repair centre, servicing the surveying and construction industry. Over the years, the company has expanded its portfolio of products and aligned itself with several world renown high quality instrument manufacturers and suppliers. Read More
French State Railway Company works with tents from Trotec
During track work safety is extremely important. Often welding work has to be done where temperatures up to 2,400 °C can arise. The Société nationale des chemins de fer français, the French State Railway Company ordered work tents from Trotec for the first time – and invests in the safety of the employees.
Rail passengers want to get from A to B relaxed; not only in this country but in France as well. Thus, the State Railway Company SNCF always tries to avoid delays and cancellations. Among other things regular maintenance work and repairs on the rails are necessary for which certain safety regulations have to be met. Read More
Trotec Flood Info: The main facts about drying units
It is very important to make a fast dehumidification because the longer it takes the higher is the possibility that consequential damages appear. How long a dehumidification takes depends on the choice of the drying unit. Another important point is the place where the dehumidifier is set up.
Trotec Flood Info: What to do against the smell after the flood damage?
In connection with a water damage an unpleasant smell often appears. It smells musty and gets worse from day to day. That smell, like many others, mainly derive from nitrogen, sulphur, and hydrocarbon compounds which develop through evaporation and decomposition processes. Now here is good news for you: To neutralize these smells you don’t need aromatic substances or chemicals. The solution is oxidation.
Trotec Flood Info: How to dry floor insulations
