Weckenmann

Mobile precast factories installed in Singapore

A ground-breaking idea premiered just two years ago: the mobile battery mold (MBM) developed by Weckenmann, the Swabian equipment manufacturer. The first two of these mobile precast factories have been commissioned recently.

When Weckenmann Anlagentechnik GmbH & Co. KG launched its innovative concept of a mobile mold, some of the company’s customers were greatly interested in this solution. This equipment makes it possible to shift the production of extensive precast panels to where it is really needed: right next to the construction site. This system provides a huge benefit given the...

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