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From testing and concrete development to training and consultancy, we help teams improve concrete quality, performance, and durability.

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What We Do

Testing

Testing

Practical testing services to evaluate concrete, cement, aggregates, admixtures, blocks, steel, and other construction materials.

Key areas include:

| Concrete Testing | In-Situ Concrete Testing | Aggregate Testing | Cement & Pozzolana Testing | Admixture Testing | Block Testing | Steel Re-Bar Testing | Water Testing

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Training

Training

Build Practical Knowledge. Improve Concrete.

Training is focused on practical understanding of concrete materials, applications, and common performance issues.

Training areas include:

| Types of Concrete & Their Applications | Aggregate Properties and Their Role in Concrete | Chemical Admixtures in Concrete | Causes of Concrete Cracking | Prevention Techniques

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Concrete Development

Concrete Development

Developing Concrete for Specific Performance Requirements

The brochure documents development work covering Self-Compacting Concrete, High Slump Concrete, High Slump Retention Concrete, Fibre Reinforced Concrete, High Strength Concrete, High Early Strength Concrete for Precast, Manufactured Sand Concrete, GGBS Concrete, and High Performance Concrete for durable infrastructure

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Consultancy

Consultancy

Technical Guidance for Better Concrete Decisions

Consultancy covers practical aspects of concrete manufacturing, quality control, performance, application, and repair.

Consultancy areas include:

| Alternate Materials in Concrete | Concrete Manufacturing | Batching Plant, Systems & Controls | Quality Assurance & Quality Control | High Performance Concrete | In-Situ Strength Verification

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Why Concrete Expert Matters

From Material Testing to Real-World Performance

Concrete performance depends on material selection, mix design, quality control, testing, and site conditions.

Our service structure should therefore help the user understand the complete path:

Test → Develop → Train → Consult

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Frequently Asked Questions

Share what you are working on, the material or concrete involved, and what you are trying to find out. Based on the requirement, the appropriate testing can be discussed.

For existing concrete, testing can be carried out through available in-situ testing methods, including Core / UPV Testing and Rebound Hammer testing.

Share the required grade, performance target and available materials. The team can then discuss the appropriate concrete development approach. The documented development work includes Self-Compacting Concrete, High Strength Concrete, Fibre Reinforced Concrete, High Slump Retention Concrete and High Early Strength Concrete for Precast.

Share the details of the cement, aggregates, admixtures or other materials being considered. These materials can be evaluated through the relevant testing and technical services.

The first step is to understand the concrete, materials, production process and site conditions. Depending on the situation, testing or technical consultancy may help identify the issue.

The requirement can be discussed based on the intended application and performance target. The documented development work covers areas including high strength, high slump retention, fibre reinforced concrete, GGBS concrete and high-performance concrete for durable infrastructure.

Training covers practical topics such as types of concrete and their applications, aggregate properties, chemical admixtures, and causes and prevention of concrete cracking.

Share the specific area you want the team to understand better. The training can then be discussed around the relevant concrete topic within the available training scope.

The consultancy scope includes concrete manufacturing, batching plant systems and controls, and quality assurance and quality control in concrete manufacturing and handling.

In-situ strength verification of concrete is included in the consultancy services. The requirement can be reviewed based on the existing structure and available information.

Concrete repairing techniques are part of the consultancy scope. Share the condition of the concrete and the problem you are facing so the requirement can be understood first.

Start with the basic project details, the concrete or material involved, the problem you are facing, and what you want to achieve. If you have drawings, test reports, mix details or photographs, those can also help in understanding the requirement.