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Leading in the development and production of protection systems Safety is our nature - we have been developing and manufacturing protection solutions since 1951. High-strength steel wire nets and matching services monitor and protect against natural hazards such as rockfall, landslides, debris flows, avalanches or coastal erosion. They ensure safety in mining and tunneling as well as on motor sports tracks, in industry and in test facilities. With experience, a spirit of research, continuous internal training and close cooperation with research institutes, we drive innovation and industry standards. More than 300 specialists work for Geobrugg worldwide. Production facilities on all continents as well as a presence in over 50 countries stand for proximity to the customer and rapid project implementation - from requirements analysis to acceptance. Geobrugg, headquartered in Romanshorn, Switzerland, is an independent company within the BRUGG GROUP. Rockfall protection: Our rockfall protection barriers stop impacts with energies up to 10'000 kJ - a world record. Slope stabilization: Netting anchored in the ground with soil nails and spike plates secures the slope. The mesh is almost invisible and favors revegetation. Protection against landslides and debris flows: particularly efficient and sustainable protection against these natural hazards. Avalanche prevention: flexible protection systems reliably hold back snow masses. In the snow-free period, it provides effective rockfall protection. Mining/tunnels: Geobrugg meshes and mechanical installation aids are a safety and efficiency factor in mining as well as in tunnels worldwide: people, machines and infrastructure are protected even in critical zones. This reduces work interruptions. Monitoring and alarm systems: Based on digital processes, they increase safety, enable predictive maintenance, and thus reduce costs. Our wide range of FIA-homologated and accepted protection solutions protect spectators and drivers.

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