moldtech, a specialist in the design and manufacture of equipment for the precast concrete industry, has successfully completed the delivery of a 3D mold for the production of transformer booths in a nation of Eastern EuropeThis project underscores the company's commitment to innovation and its ability to adapt to the needs of markets with high growth potential.
El 3D mold, custom designed, allows modules to be manufactured monobloc non-prestressed concrete, including the slab and walls in a single process. This solution optimizes the production of structures for electrical and energy infrastructure projects. The equipment supplied is equipped with variable dimensions (length from 4,65 to 6,4 meters and width from 2,45 to 2,95 meters), a fixed height of 2,25 meters, and is equipped with formwork for doors, windows and floors, as well as an integrated pneumatic vibration system.
The adoption of 3D molds represents a significant evolution in the prefabricated sector. Traditionally, these structures were built on-site using conventional formwork, a slow and weather-sensitive method. Another alternative was the assembly of prefabricated panels, which presented limitations in terms of watertightness and uniformity. one-piece 3D molds They eliminate these problems, guaranteeing greater structural resistance, better watertightness and homogeneous finishes, which drastically reduces assembly times and costs on site.
Eastern Europe has established itself as a key market for the construction and infrastructure sector, driven by the modernization of electrical networks and urban expansion
In this context, moldtech has positioned itself as a reference technological partner, offering equipment that adds value to local manufacturers. The trust of the region's companies in the company's engineering, reliability, and applied innovation has been fundamental to its success. international expantion.
With over 30 years of experience, Moldtech has participated in projects worldwide, supplying a wide range of equipment, including tilting tables, turners, and other specialized molds. This recent project in Eastern Europe confirms its role as a strategic partner for precast manufacturers, contributing to the industrialization of the sector and the development of modern infrastructure.


