Setting new worldwide standards for 3D molds

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Fully adjustable substation mold, at commissioning in one of the Construx production facilities, just before leaving for Poland

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Inside of the fully adjustable substation mold

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PLC controlled fully hydraulically, and electrically adjustable mold being tested in one of the Construx production facilities

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Fully automated and hydraulically operated substation mold for a Belgian customer

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Test pour demolding of a substation in a Construx production facility, before leaving for The Netherlands

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Large series of quadruple and double prison cell molds in Grafton, Australia

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Demolding of a quadruple prison cell unit in Grafton, Australia

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Commissioning at Construx of a quadruple cell mold before going to Melbourne, Australia

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Fully adjustable box mold, ready for commissioning before leaving for Adelaide, Australia

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Fully automated mono-box mold, ready for shipment to Hawaii, USA

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As one of Europe’s leading mold manufacturers, Construx conceived over the years a full range of state-of-the-art 3D molds and continues to set new worldwide standards for 3D molds. Recently, Construx supplied several different types of 3D molds to a number of precast manufacturers all over the world.

As one of Europe’s leading mold manufacturers, Construx conceived over the years a full range of state-of-the-art 3D molds. Either with a fixed geometry, adjustable or even fully automated, 3D molds are amongst the most complex molds due to their particular design, special features and technical specifications. Whilst being ‘Top of Mind’ when it comes to supplying molds for electrical substations, prison cells and other types of pods, Construx continues to set new worldwide standards for 3D molds, according to the supplier. Recently, Construx supplied several different types of 3D molds to a...