EJOT Canada

10/09/2026

Facade panels move. They expand and contract as temperatures fluctuate. If these movements are not properly accommodated, stresses can build up within the system.
👉 The result: visible bulging or even damage to the facade.
The EJOT LT System range enables the long-term, restraint-free fastening of facade panels through the use of fixed and sliding points and precisely fitting centering grommets.
✔ No scratches from screw heads ✔ Custom-coloured screw heads to match the facade

10/07/2026

One screw. Many applications. 😎
Whether for roof trusses, joist systems, wall assemblies, or interior fit-outs, our T-FAST® Plus timber construction screws were developed for a wide range of applications in timber construction.
👉 For wood, wood-based materials, and sheet steel on wood
👉 For structural and non-structural applications
👉 Suitable for service classes 1 to 3, depending on the version, from indoor use to permanently exposed outdoor applications
One screw. A wide range of applications. Maximum flexibility in timber construction.
📸 Image created with the help of AI

10/05/2026

09/30/2026

What is the right screw for solar installation? ☀️
When installing solar systems on metal roof profiles, sharp-edged drilling swarf can be produced. If left on the roof surface, it can corrode and cause damage.
EJOFAST® addresses this issue directly:
✔ No sharp-edged swarf thanks to its special tip geometry
✔ Secure and precise application with almost no displacement or slipping
✔ Reduced risk of scratches on the surface coating
✔ High installation speed
✔ High load-bearing capacity
This makes fastening quick, clean and reliable – right from the start.

09/28/2026

Small Details. Clean Connection. ✅
Screwing correctly may sound simple at first. But in practice, it’s often the small details that make the difference.
That’s why we’re launching our new series, “Tips for Professionals” 🔩
Here are three basics for a clean screw connection:
1. Use the Right Bit
👉 A properly fitting and undamaged bit ensures efficient power transmission. This prevents slipping and protects the screw head.
2. Start Straight
👉 The screw and drill bit should be positioned at a 90-degree angle to the surface, if possible. This protects the screw head, reduces wear on the component, and ensures a stable connection.
3. Control the Speed
👉 Start at a low speed, screw in steadily, and reduce the speed just before the end. This prevents the screw from being driven in too deeply or overtightened.
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09/25/2026

💡 The special feature of CROSSFIX®
One console. Multiple possibilities.
CROSSFIX® is a complete stainless steel substructure system: It is suitable for horizontal and vertical support profiles and offers flexible options for anchoring.
Fewer console types mean less storage space, simpler planning, faster installation and greater process reliability.
What exactly does this mean? 👉 Swipe through the post.

09/23/2026

Small in size. Big in responsibility. 🔩
Whether sheet steel, wood, or wood-based materials – with our DABO® Screw SW8-RT-4.8, we’ve created a reliable fastening solution for flat roofs.
What makes it so special?
✔️ Climadur coating for high corrosion protection
✔️ Support thread for enhanced footing safety
✔️ For new buildings and multi-layer roof assemblies
✔️ Compatible with EJOT® retaining plates
📸 Post created with the help of AI

09/21/2026

Drilling swarf on the roof – harmless or a risk? 🔩
It sounds like a minor issue, but it can lead to complaints.
In our slider, we show why unremoved drilling swarf can corrode – and how the EJOFAST® tip geometry prevents the problem from occurring in the first place.
👉 Swipe through and save it for your next installation.

09/15/2026

3 Tips for Stable Timber Connections 🔩
A good connection depends not only on the right screw. There are also several factors to consider during installation that can make a difference to the stability, load-bearing capacity and durability of the connection.
1. Observe the Required Edge Distances
👉 Maintaining sufficient distance from the edge of the timber helps prevent cracks and ensures a secure connection.
2. Choose the Right Screw Length
👉 The screw should pe*****te deeply enough into the load-bearing timber to ensure that the connection achieves its full load-bearing capacity.
3. Check the Screw Connection
👉 Is the countersunk head flush with the surface? Is the connection secure? A quick check after installation helps prevent unnecessary rework.
Which tips have proven useful for you on site? 👇