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Working on the World's Highest Wind Turbine
The natural battery storage in Gaildorf (Image: © Max Bögl Wind AG, photographer: Reinhard Mederer)Official Press Release alkitronic:
World Champion of Height in the Wind Assembly
Case Study: Max Bögl, Gaildorf, Germany
The highest wind power plant of the world and this even within the unique “Naturstromspeicher” (engl. green energy storage facility) in Gaildorf: When installing the wind turbines in this innovative pilot project, Max Bögl used the electric torque multiplier EF 300 Plus by alkitronic. The tool is easy to handle and even bolts difficult to access are no problem. So, the rotor blades could be optimally tightened. COMPANY PROFILE With over 6,000 highly qualified employees and an annual turnover of more than 1.65 billion euros, Max Bögl is one of the largest construction, technology and service companies in the German construction industry. Since 2010, the group has been active in the field of... ... More: Official Press Release alkitronic
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- alkitronic, Max Bögl, Gaildorf, storage facility, torque, rotor blades, wind turbine
