CURETEC

Company develops world’s first self-learning curing system

Since 2010, CureTec Energie-technik GmbH & Co. KG based in Vrees, Germany, has been supplying curing systems to the concrete industry. To date, the company has installed over 400 systems worldwide that cover an exceedingly wide variety of concrete products.

CureTec places great emphasis on continuously improving its systems so as to achieve the best results for the products of its customer base, thus ensuring continued customer satisfaction.

Modified AllCure system

The latest addition to the CureTec range is a modification of the tried-and-tested AllCure system, to which a self-learning...

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