UTT MAPEI

The Underground Technology Team UTT is a division of the MAPEI group that is specialized in innovative systems for underground construction. Due to the investments in Research and Development and the technical know-how, MAPEI created a product range which includes accelerators for shotcrete, admixtures for pre-cast and ready-mix concrete, products for mechanized tunnelling, injection and consolidation and waterproofing amongst other things. The Underground Technology Team UTT consists of a work group of industry experts and specialist technicians, with a world-wide experience, who are capable...

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