Fabory is launching a new series of free online training webinars this autumn, giving industry professionals expert product knowledge and technical guidance from their own desk.
Running across October and November 2026, sessions will be available in English and Dutch and last approximately 60 minutes. Attendees can join anonymously, encouraging open engagement and honest questions.
The confirmed schedule for English and Dutch sessions is as follows and will be presented by Edwin de Lange, Marc Raes and Peter Scheldeman, Technical Application Engineers at Fabory Group.
Mechanical & Chemical Anchoring Solutions: 2 October | English 10am BST; Dutch 1pm CET. Learn how to select and install mechanical and chemical anchors for safe, reliable performance across a range of applications.
Understanding Zinc Flake Coatings: 30 October | English 10am BST; Dutch 1pm CET. Understand zinc flake coating technology, its corrosion protection benefits, and when to specify it over alternative finishes.
SB & HV Structural Bolting Explained: 27 November | English 10am BST; Dutch 1pm CET. Explore the differences between SB and HV structural bolting systems, their applications, and best practices for specification and installation.
French sessions will also be available and will be presented by Fabory Technical Application Engineers Xavier Noirmain and Melina Sal. The confirmed schedule is as follows;
Smart Anchoring - From Basic Principles to the Latest Innovations: 29 Sept | French 11am CET. Learn how to select and install mechanical and chemical anchors for safe, reliable performance across a range of applications.
More than just a coating: the power of zinc flake: 27 Oct | French 11am CET. Understand zinc flake coating technology, its corrosion protection benefits, and when to specify it over alternative finishes.
SB or HV? A guide to structural bolts in accordance with EN 1090: 24 Nov | 11am CET. Explore the differences between SB and HV structural bolting systems, their applications, and best practices for specification and installation.
"Fastener selection isn't always straightforward, and small mistakes can have big consequences on site. These sessions are a chance for engineers and specifiers to ask the questions they don't always get time to ask, and walk away with practical guidance they can apply straight away," said Peter Scheldeman
Click here to register for a session.