Megapore

New modular NAAC production system

Megapore offers the plant and equipment needed for the production of non-autoclaved aerated concrete products, ranging from blocks and panels to complete sandwich wall elements (NAAC). The frequency-controlled colloidal mixing technology produces the highly reactive nano-colloidal suspension, on which the Megapore lightweight concrete is based, by means of the for this purpose specially developed frequency-controlled colloidal mixing technology.

No autoclaving necessary

The capital investment in a Megapore production system, according to the manufacturer, is considerably less than that required...

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