Moldtech has recently completed the installation of new equipment for the production of precast concrete elements for an African company specialized in construction and major infrastructures for public works. The firm was founded in the Gulf of Guinea and, as part of its corporate growth, it has developed several programs in neighbouring countries such as Ivory […]
The company is a 70-year-old producer of precast concrete in Dokka (Norway) that stands out for its quality and innovative focus. All their products are custom made for each project, requiring a high degree of flexibility in our production. Dokka is very cold place, so the curing process takes a little longer in the winter.
Last month, Moldtech completed the production and commissioning of equipment for precast concrete manufacturing for Polidano Group. Polidano is one of the mainstays of the Maltese economy, and has been part of huge construction projects such as residential and retail complexes as Tigne’ Point and Portomaso, the international gateway of Malta International Airport, the Mgarr ferry
As part of our commitment with construction market, we participate in sectoral associations within and outside our borders. In this way, we aim to contribute to the development of concrete industry and to promote the professional collaboration in it. In this direction, Moldtech has formalized its membership in Anmopyc (Spanish Association of Manufacturers of Machinery
A year ago Moldtech was appointed to act as a consultant to the Libyan manufacturer and subsequently to fully equip the industrial park for their precast concrete manufacturing. This equipment consists mostly of tilting tables, TT slabs, columns, H-beams, and prestressed concrete gutters. Today Moldtech technology allows our client to build their own plant, whose construction makes steady
The building company Teyma makes progress with 3D moulds according to plan for the commissioning of Punta Rieles Correctional Facility. This is Uruguay’s first public-private project. The correction facilities, sponsored by Uruguay’s Home Office public-private funds, will be up and running by the end of 2017. The premises, made up of 25 buildings and other
