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What is the most important test when it comes to evaluating decorative concrete overlays? A case can be made that any test result can help better define how a product will perform, but when it comes to decorative overlays some tests are more meaningful than others.
In pursuit of a future where everyone has the information needed to use concrete effectively to meet the demands of a changing world, the American Concrete Institute has increased its 2018 funding for the ACI Foundation to $1,000,000. The ACI Foundation is using these funds to support research, scholarships, new technologies, and issues of strategic importance to the concrete industry.
Award-winning green laser level designed to provide unmatched visibility and ease of use.
The Portland Cement Association announced that Tom Beck, President of Continental Cement Company, has been elected Chairman of the PCA Board of Directors, and Ron Henley, President of GCC of America, was elected Vice Chairman.
When it comes to safety in the construction industry, technological advances will make the workplace of the future more connected.
In recent months, most of the safety emphasis in the industry has been on crystalline silica and new regulations designed to keep it out of concrete workers’ lungs.
Both equipment manufacturers and contractors have worked hard to come up with new products and processes to keep their workers safe.
The Concrete Sawing & Drilling Association (CSDA) is proud to announce that Captain Kent Ewing, a retired Naval officer, will be the keynote speaker during the association’s 2019 Convention in St. Petersburg, Florida.
A dedication ceremony for an extensive new hardscape at the Warner Unified School District, northeast San Diego County, CA, was held November 14, 2018 on school grounds. The hardscape was donated by two specialty councils of the American Society of Concrete Contractors, St. Louis, Missouri; the Decorative Concrete Council and the Manufacturers’ Advisory Council.
Brokk introduces the Brokk 170 with 15 percent more power than its predecessor.
Technology continues to do its part to turn working with concrete from an art into a science. Take the matter of moisture in concrete slabs.
