When concrete flatwork has to be resurfaced, the first steps in the process are often the most critical. Read more
Putting together 921 pieces to make a pair of bridges isn't easy, particularly when the parts weigh as much as 32 tons each. Read more
Some users call it the shrink form--a reasonable enough name for a hydraulically-powered machine with a core that shrinks. Read more
The diamond is the hardest substance known to man. Diamond saw blades can grind out-of-spec concrete flatwork to tolerance without causing any damage or lessening the structural integrity of the surface. They can also groove slabs to produce a skid-resistance texture, and have many repair applications. Read more
How do you find the chemicals needed for removing stains from concrete? Read more
A major concern in underwater concreting is that the water in which concrete is placed will wash away cement and sand or mix with the concrete and increase the water-cement ratio. Read more
After the death of Mrs. Anna Marie Johnson of Billings, Montana late in 1984, her family decided to build a chapel in her memory. Read more
Our company is building an 8-foot-thick mat foundation for a sewage treatment plant. We want to use expanded metal as a forming material at the vertical construction joints. Since the mat is heavily reinforced, there are many penetrating reinforcing bars. Read more