Hewing Gmbh

Bernhard Dankbar

Franz-Josef Riesselmann

Joerg Claussen

A conduit, in particular for sanitary and/or heating installations, comprising a pipe for conveying a fluid or for accommodating supply lines such as electric power supply lines or fluid-conducting pipes, is characterized in that the pipe is connected to a mounting material strip for fastening the pipe to a surface, and object or the like, the mounting material strip projecting laterally from the pipe and extending along the pipe.

Conduit in particular for sanitary and heating installation purposes

A surface heating conduit (,) includes a fluid-conducting inner pipe (,), a sheathing tube structure (,) surrounding the fluid-conducting inner pipe (,) serving as a thermal shield for protecting the fluid-conducting inner pipe (,) from external heat influences and which is designed such that, when the surface heating conduit (,) is embedded in a layer (,) of hot mastic asphalt that is cooling down from its working temperature, the sheathing tube structure (,) is destroyed thereby protecting the fluid-conducting inner pipe (,) against thermal influences deleterious to the functionality of the inner pipe.

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Ochtrup, Germany

Bernhard Dankbar