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The JACOB Group JACOB is the No.1 for modular pipework systems and operates on a global scale. The headquarters of our global group is located in Porta Westfalica, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. In total the JACOB GROUP employs about 600 people worldwide. With our ultra-modern pressing lines, laser manufacturing and in-house developed tools, we produce industrial series as well as precise small series and special products. About 40 representative offices in Europe and overseas ensure proximity to the customers and continuous growth. Subsidiaries in Germany, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Czech Republic and the United States are members of the JACOB GROUP. State-of-the-art logistics centre Europe’s largest prefabricated-parts warehouse of this type, with more than 1,000,000 parts and 9,000 square metres of storage area, guarantees the fastest possible availability of all series parts in response to customer requests.

Mobile, flexible and simple - with the JacBox you have a professional solution at your disposal with which you can quickly and easily produce JACOB-quality flared edges to suit your specific situation. Would you want someone to maltreat your pipe with a hammer just because it is too long? We wouldn’t want that. Neither for our pipes nor for others, because pipes are far too sensitive for that. Cutting them to length with an angle grinder and flaring them with files, hammers or heavy machinery also takes far too long. But what can you do if individual fitting lengths of pipes are required on the construction site? With the JacBox, you now have a professional mobile solution with which you can easily and quickly produce flares in high JACOB quality directly on site: * No retooling: flares tubes from 80 to 315 mm in diameter * Convenient mobility: castors and ergonomic handles for easy pushing * Precise overview: With the JACOB platform, you can view machine usage online with 100% transparency. * Simple energy supply: Can be operated using a standard household socket * Comprehensive service: In the event of problems, you will receive a replacement immediately

JACOB Pipework Systems is extending its range of products and now offers innovative industry solutions. The new products are available as of now and give more options to manufacturers and plant contractors when planning industrial pipework systems. This year, JACOB introduces several new innovations onto the market. These were developed over the years and carefully optimised by the experienced developer teams of JACOB in cooperation with the company’s subsidiary, Lufttechnik Gransee. The BFM® Compensator JACOB and BFM® – now available in modular form. In pipework systems, it is often necessary to dampen oscillations and vibrations or to uncouple individual parts of a system. To obtain the best possible performance, JACOB and BFM ® have combined their respective systems into one product. The BFM ® spigot is now available from JACOB with a 6 mm lip. This component allows users to optimally combine the modular BFM ® compensator, which consists of two spigots and one connector, with JACOB’s recognised pull-ring system. The connector is made from particularly resistant polyurethane and can be mounted without tools. The BFM ® system can therefore be integrated in a modular pipework system without

The new horizontal cyclone, developed in cooperation with Lufttechnik Gransee, takes up significantly less space, and is a compact alternative for reliable particle separation Jacob Söhne GmbH & Co. KG from Porta Westfalica is expanding its product range with the addition of a new cyclone variant. The horizontal cyclone, developed in cooperation with Lufttechnik Gransee GmbH, is a compact alternative for particle separation in special types of application. Compared to conventional cyclones, the horizontal cyclone takes up significantly less space, thanks to its small external dimensions. The horizontal cyclone opens up possibilities for more intelligent design strategies when installing extraction equipment or spark traps in factory buildings. Instead of installing one large vertical cyclone for all the extraction equipment, for example, several well-positioned horizontal cyclones can be mounted in individual pipelines. This eliminates superfluous pipelines, and pipe system concepts can be optimised. Possible applications as pre-filters In view of the increasing economic demands with regard to the environment and the associated service