Eurotec concrete frame screw complies with the MO-02/1:2015-06 directive

Our Eurotec concrete frame screws are certified in accordance with the MO-02/1:2015-06 directive. The guideline deals with the requirements and test procedures for masonry connection joints for windows and doors. The aim of the guideline is to ensure the quality, durability, and functionality of construction joints. These play a crucial role in sealing buildings against heat loss, moisture, and noise.

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Guideline MO-02/1:2015-06 covers aspects such as design and dimensioning. It describes how to design structural connections, taking into account thermal and mechanical stresses. The guideline also specifies the properties of the materials used and their requirements. These include sealants, joint sealing tapes and foams. The joints are tested for suitability by means of nominated tests, such as driving rain tests or airtightness tests.

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In addition, our concrete frame screws are certified to RC2 / RC2N and RC3 security classes. These classifications relate to burglary resistance and meet the requirements of European standards. 'RC' stands for 'resistance class'. RC2 indicates a specific level of protection against manual break-in attempts.

The resistance of our concrete frame screws has been tested in accordance with the standard EN 1630:2021-06. This method, based on DIN EN 1630, tests for burglary resistance using specified tools to assess the material's resistance to manual attempts at burglary.

Our certifications and classifications ensure that our concrete frame screws are of the highest quality to meet all requirements and provide you with the basis for a successful and profitable project.

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