From the INS archive · Published 21 January 1998
This release is shown as originally published. Names, products, figures and contact details reflect that time.
First universal prefabrication line for all concrete elements
/INS · 21 January 1998"Acotec Combi increases both the productivity and flexibility of the manufacturing process thanks, to short conversion times between different production modes. Equally important, however, is the comprehensive support we offer our customers. Our policy is to provide reliable and cost-effective solutions rather than just supplying machines", says Mr. Vesa Tamminen, Managing Director at Acotec Ltd. in Lahti, Finland.
Many applications
Basically, the prefabrication line is designed for the production of standard low cost walls and lightweight, hollow core partition walls. After conversion, it can also produce statically reinforced load bearing walls and conventional, non pre-stressed reinforced, hollow core slabs. In addition, the concrete elements can be used for the production of fences, sound barriers and landscaping products.
The area requirements for a complete production line is 1,600 square meters. The equipment is said to cause only low noise and vibration levels and to allow operation by only three to four workers.
The machinery is designed according to standards laid down by the EU machine directive and is CE-marked.
Caption: Acotec Combi enables the prefabrication of all concrete slabs and wall elements needed to build a house frame.
Technical data:
- Non-reinforced and reinforced wall modules, max 3 300 mm:
Maximum width: 600 mm
Maximum thickness: 140 mm
- Reinforced wall panels and slabs, max 6 700 mm:
Maximum width: 600 mm
Maximum thickness: 250 mm
For further information, please contact:
Acotec Ltd., Mrs. Päivi Talonen
Tarmontie 6
FI-15860 Hollola, Finland
Tel: +358 3 887 2013; Fax: +358 3 887 2055
E-mail: acotec@acotec.pp.fi
About this release
- Originally published on ins-news.com at /en/100/324/1572/first-universal-prefabrication-line-for-all-concrete-elements-construction.htm.
- Shown from the INS archive as it was published.