Hogrings

Ringkrammen type Omega (m)

Omega krammen sluiten rond, net zoals de C-ringkrammen. De ronde poten en het verzonken bovendeel vergemakkelijken het sluiten van de ringkram, aangezien de gereedschappen die deze nieten sluiten over het algemeen handmatig worden bediend. De ‘M’ vormige ringkrammen worden bijvoorbeeld gebruikt bij het aan elkaar bevestigen van elastiek en spanners, maar ook om irrigatieslangen aan de draad te bevestigen.

Applications for hogrings

Hogrings are often used for fencing, such as fencing and making gabions. Hogrings are also used in the manufacture of cages and pigeon nets.

Arborists like to use ring staples to staple burlap bags closed around the root ball.

Pigeon nets

Pigeon nets are installed to reduce nuisance from pigeon droppings and nests. The net is stretched over an area where pigeons often hang out, such as balconies, terraces, awnings or other open spaces. The net is stretched taut and firmly attached to the attachment points, so that pigeons cannot fly through or crawl under.

Gabions

Gabions, also known as stone baskets or gabions, are structures made of metal mesh containers, filled with stones. They are often used for erosion control, retaining walls, sound barriers and decorative purposes.

Hogrings type Omega (M)

Omega hogrings close round, just like the C-ring staples. The rounded legs and recessed top make it easier to close the ring staple, as the tools that close these staples are generally operated manually. The 'M'-shaped ring clips are used, for example, when attaching rubber bands and tensioners together, but also to attach irrigation hoses to the wire.

Tree clods

To protect the root ball of trees during transport and transplanting, jute is often wrapped around the root ball. With the help of hand pliers and hogrings, the jute can be quickly put together.