Cemex opens concrete plants in London and Birmingham
Cemex has announced that it has opened two new concrete plants at Stepney in London and Oldbury in Birmingham, reports Contract News.
The UK£2.2m Stepney plant is able to produce more than 180m3 of concrete per hour.
Its twin mixer units – which are capable of producing the higher strength concretes that are increasingly in demand – have built-in ’recyclers’ to significantly reduce waste disposal.
The UK£1.2m Oldbury facility includes a full reclaim system, which reduces the ongoing costs of the plant by ensuring that all cement, gravel and sand is reused. The system also eliminates the need to send waste materials to landfill.
Vice president for readymix and mortars Chris Leese said: "Although the building and housing market is going through a tough time construction activity continues and our customers are demanding high quality products delivered on time – these plants help us to achieve those requirements as well as operating in a more sustainable way." Published under Cement News
