Interesting. I used to work at a piggery and walk over hundreds of meters of this stuff daily. This seems to have more air pockets than I would like but if it holds it doesn't really matter. The last 2 years i have been working for a multi billion dollar modular formwork company based in Germany that has supplied equipment for the Panama Canal upgrade and many big international projects. My branch was involved in multistorey buildings and a huge tunnel project.
How you unmold the piece ? With air ? Cause I'm. Working with a concrete Teksam machine and i need to know why i always look to see if everything is ok while unmolding .
Interesting. I used to work at a piggery and walk over hundreds of meters of this stuff daily. This seems to have more air pockets than I would like but if it holds it doesn't really matter. The last 2 years i have been working for a multi billion dollar modular formwork company based in Germany that has supplied equipment for the Panama Canal upgrade and many big international projects. My branch was involved in multistorey buildings and a huge tunnel project.
Probably wet cast slats that have less holes. Dry cast has more holes but otherwise as strong
How you unmold the piece ? With air ? Cause I'm. Working with a concrete Teksam machine and i need to know why i always look to see if everything is ok while unmolding .
Quantos ciclos por hora?
This particular machine will do 14 to 17 cycles per hour.
@@phcoote Bom dia. enviei um e-mail para 'office@coote.co.uk'. tenho interesse em comprar seu equipamento
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