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News Cemex and Cobod International launch D.fab admixtures for 3D concrete printing

Cemex and Cobod International launch D.fab admixtures for 3D concrete printing

Written by Global Cement Staff 17 December 2021
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Mexico/Denmark: Cemex and 3D printing construction company Cobod International have launched D.fab, a range of admixtures which enable builders to use ordinary concrete in 3D printing. The partners say that the products eliminate the need for expensive specialised mortars. Power2Build implemented the admixtures in concrete to print a whole house in Luanda, Angola, in early December 2021.

Cemex’s executive vice president sustainability, commercial and operations development Juan Romero said “The introduction of this revolutionary 3D printing system is a testament to our customer-centric mindset and relentless focus on continuous innovation and improvement. Working together with Cobod, we have developed an experience for customers that is superior to anything that has been provided in the past,” said “Our innovation efforts position us at the forefront of new technologies that contribute to building a better future.”

Last modified on 21 December 2021
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  • mortar
  • Africa
  • Angola
  • Power2Build
  • construction
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