Cast Stone & Architectural Precast Concrete
- Zero Slump / EMVDT: Vibratory ramming compacts the stone mix to eliminate air voids, achieving a high-quality architectural material with almost any finish desired.
- Wet Cast: Slumpable concrete placed in molds, vibrated to consolidate and remove entrapped air, and poured into molds, achieving a high-quality architectural material with almost any finish desired.
- Automated Batching and Mixing: Computer-controlled batching and moisture meters in mixers ensure consistency in every piece, with exact blends of cement, aggregates, and admixtures.
- Steam Curing: Computer-controlled Advanced Steam Curing Chambers are equipped with sensors for real-time logging of temperature, humidity, and duration. Steam curing is a critical process in manufacturing both Cast Stone (CS) and Architectural Precast Concrete (APC). Both materials rely on optimized hydration for superior mechanical properties, durability, and surface quality.