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New special mix for concrete cosmetics

Concrete in its original form (opus caementitium) was already used in the antique Roman world. The outstanding technical properties of this construction material, such as its great stability and durability, are impressive to this day and give it its special status in the construction industry. However, various influences can nevertheless cause damage to concrete.

Special cementitious mix

A number of harmful effects on architectural concrete were still considered as being irreparable only a few years ago. The Swiss company Synfola claims to have finally succeeded in finding the hitherto best...

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