FBF Betondienst

BetonTage – more than a „mere“ technical congress

The 62nd BetonTage congress will take place under the motto „Prefabrication – the future of building“ from February 20 to 22, 2018 in Neu-Ulm/Germany. Trend-setting innovations in the field of concrete technology, building materials, planning and design methods as well as manufacturing processes provide the precast concrete industry with new prospects and opportunities. As usual, a main focus of the agenda is on technical lectures given by renowned speakers from research and practice, but the industry congress will not neglect commercial and legal aspects either.

Along with the development in...

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