Keller HCW sends ceramic-block grinding and filling plant to Russia

One of the first plants for grinding and filling ceramic blocks with mineral-fibre inserts ever to be installed within the Russian Federation was commissioned in July 2010 at the “Kaluzhski zawod strojmaterialow” brick plant in a village called Towarkowo near the Russian city of Kaluga.

The Terex Group wanted to introduce an innovative new product on Russia‘s construction material market: ground blocks with integrated insulation – a face-ground clay block with mineral fibre filled chambers offering superior insulation.

The good dimensional accuracy of the aerated clay masonry blocks in...

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