FSC TECHNOLOGIES

New technologies for precast concrete industry
developed

FSC Technologies LLC has developed new technologies for the precast concrete industry. The new bi axial post compression method for large paver slabs is a patent pending technology, applicable to large slabs from vibro compression process enhancing the product flexural behavior and eliminating the risk of unpleasant installation/use surface cracks which are the slabs sizes limiting factor. The bi axial compression is realized by wrapping with a given tension around the slab thickness, a corrosion free composite material.

The applied post compression together with the wrapping containment,...

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