Customer interviews

With real-time monitoring of the concrete, Mindaugas can increase efficiency on site and control the quality of their projects. His team can focus more on the data tasks in the project and not waste time on making samples.

Heat Insight is a new feature within Maturix Precast. It is composed of several features to optimize heat consumption and increase productivity while ensuring optimal curing conditions for product quality.

How the general supervisor on-site uses Maturix and why he recommends using Maturix for real-time concrete monitoring: Watch the interview with the Swedish contractor Skanska.

Using Maturix concrete sensors, Serneke can reach their weekly flooring cycles for the Karla Tower – the tallest building in Scandinavia. The 245m tall skyscraper is located in Gothenburg, Sweden.

With real-time monitoring of the concrete temperature, Xavier Farina, Concrete Technologist at Besix, follows the curing process of multiple projects all over the world. Data access from anywhere helps Besix to control projects easier.

Kruse Smith monitors the concrete curing process in its casts for the E39 Highway project along the Norwegian coast. Extreme weather conditions and mass concreting are a challenge in this extensive infrastructure project.

Concrete Monitoring based on Concrete Maturity with wireless sensors enables real-time insight into the curing of the precast element for enhanced productivity, reduced slippage and automatic documentation.

Holcim Mexico uses Maturix to further optimize
and digitize their concrete works. They got to
know Maturix from an accelerator and together
with our partner Kryton, they provide the concrete monitoring solution to their clients.

Monitoring the curing process remotely with Maturix sensors and the friendliness of the system has convinced Victor H. Villareal, past president from the ACI (American Concrete Institute). They’ve been in contact with our international partner Kryton.

How Besix uses Maturix at their construction site in Antwerp, Belgium where they renovated an ancient bridge. By monitoring the curing, they saved five weeks of project time and always knew exactly when they could remove the formwork.

Keeping updated on the concrete curing process with no need to be on site – enabled by Maturix. The Walsh Group can remove the formwork right on-time with no second guessing by monitoring the curing with wireless concrete sensors.