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You can imagine I know the complete
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history of lonel nails. We started 12
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years ago. In the very first beginning,
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everybody was asking me, "Hey, what's
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this? It's a wooden nail. What? But what
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for?" Now I can tell it's for walls and
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Lignoc is the first wooden nail in the
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world. We can say we invented ligon in
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It was the idea to overcome the steel in
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the fastening world. Lignalog is based
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on compressed beachwood and you can use
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it as a nail. It's working basically
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like a nail. You can use it as any nail.
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What we have as a different is we have
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no metal inside. We have only this
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compressed beach wood. When you drive
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this nail with a platic nail gun, the
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nail becomes warm. When the nail enters
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the wood with very high speed, it
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becomes warm on the surface. up to 200°
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centigrade. And this heat activates the
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lignine inside the nail and inside the
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timber where you're shooting in. And
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this makes a kind of combination. When
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the nail stops at the end position, it
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cools down immediately. Everything
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happens in a very short portion of a
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second. And then you have a very strong
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bond between the nail and the
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surrounding. We have 80% of beachwood
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and a portion of 20% of phenolic resin.
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We have people who think this is pure
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wood. It's not pure wood. We need this
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small portion of resin inside because of
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fungi. When the nail is in contact with
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water or moisture, fungi can come into
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the material and the material would rot.
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And to avoid this rotting in the nail,
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we have this infiltration of a little
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portion of this phenolic resin. And this
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phenolic resin also makes the system
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very very strong. The nail consists of
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veneer layers. We have compressed veneer
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layers only of top quality and the resin
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bonds everything together after the
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compression. We have different
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dimensions of the nail for the biggest
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nail has a dimension of 4.7 diameter and
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a maximum length of 90 mm. And this nail
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can only be shot in the big nail gun.
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In this nail gun, we can also shoot the
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leg with heads. You can see when we open
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we have the nails with a head inside.
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This nails with head. We can offer in
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two dimension in 58 mm and in 78 mm the
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other lengths. And this tool can shoot
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the nails with head and without head.
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Talking about the diameter of 4.7.
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If we go to smaller nails
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and this is the next dimension we have.
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and the F44 can shoot nails of a
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diameter of 3.7 and a maximum length of
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55 mm. And for the joiners, we have a
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new tool now. This is the smallest one.
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This is our lignal lock tool for very
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very small lilock nails up to 25 mm very
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short. We have a lot of carpenters
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asking for automation especially when
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you're using a so-called Vineman bridge.
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You have a table and you want to produce
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your walls in bigger quantities, you
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need automation. And for this
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automation, we have our so-called heads.
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A head is a full automatic nailing gun
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that is activated by electric impulse
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and the shooting very very fast. This is
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this nailing head. We have a big
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quantity of nails in the magazine. When
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we take the small ones, the 3.7 mm,
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there are 850 nails inside. And when we
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talk about the bigger ones, oh, it's
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Unfortunately, this was a coil of the
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bigger one. We have 400 nails on this
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coil. You can see here are the
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connectors, electric connectors for the
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activation, for the sensors to run this
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tool. We have some very interesting wall
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samples here because many customers are
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asking now, what are you doing with this
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legal lock? It's a nail. Yes, it's only
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a nail, but you can use this nail for
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construction. This is a stud framing
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wall example and the stud framing was
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cladded with three layer panels
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and these panels are nailed visibly with
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vignal lock. It means if the house
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builder has customers and these
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customers love wood but they want to see
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the wood in their house. You can do it
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like this. You can show the nails
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directly. You can show the fastening
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pattern how it works. If you don't want
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to see it, you can also use Gibson fiber
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boards. This is all included into our
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approval. Lalo nail has an approval for
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static construction of wall elements for
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stud framing. When we turn the wall
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we can see another possible material.
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also allowed to use as plywood and OSB.
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We are allowed to use OSB for
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construction. Here you can see this kind
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of cladding. This is a typical jingle
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design using in the Alp regions. Very
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nice connected with the small legalog
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nails with the very small ones. We can
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see other examples. This for example
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is NLT. This is board on board on board
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all connected with nails. You can use
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this as a ceiling flat or as a wall.
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This is not in included into our
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approval but we have customers that have
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approvals for this. This is the company
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Prima for example. Here you see another
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example. This is a customer of us. The
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company wood block. You turn around.
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This is another hall. This is CLT but
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without glue. They make CLT crosswise
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orientated boards connected only with
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nails. Only with nails. This is the
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visible side. You see nothing. And when
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we look take a look at the other side
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you can see all the nails.
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We need approximately 78 nails per
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square meter to build this wall. The
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benefit is this is easy. This is no
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glue. You can cut everywhere. You have
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all possibilities to work with this one.
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This is a wall from a customer
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Kim Holtz house. It's a very massive
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construction you can see and they are
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attached with nails. The last but not
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least very good idea is our partner Neto
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and what they doing they're making
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it's like masonry you can use these
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small bricks and build a house and all
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these bricks are also nailed together
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with econom brick is made out of six
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piece of timber shooting together with
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our econom and we are very proud that we
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have these partners here in our booth
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this is also very nice to See this is
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something when we are never inside the
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wood but when we make the cross-section
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and cut through you can see the nail and
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around the nail you can see this dark I
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say corona and this corona is the heat
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zone this is where the temperature
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influences the lignine to stick together
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somehow the dark corona is the mixture
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of the compression because the nail you
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don't have to pre-drill because many
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people ask me do you have to pre-drill
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no you can shoot directly into the
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timber without pre-drilling. And because
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of this compression of the surrounding
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material and the heat influence, you can