Dennert Poraver GmbH engineers have developed a production process to produce a highly versatile filling material from recycled glass. In the ball mills of the Poraver factory in Postbauer-Heng, waste glass pieces are ground down into glass powder particles smaller than 36 µm. The average size of the prepared glass powder particle is 10µm, equivalent to 0.01 mm or a tenth of the thickness of a human hair.
If historic building structures can not be protected by subsequent sealing against moisture and efflores-cence, the moisture regulation render "Exzellent" from MC Bauchemie is a sound solution. The building substance of the Carmelite monastery in Frankfurt on the Main consists of partly stuccoed rubble masonry. It shows heavy moisture penetration due to missing horizontal and vertical barrier layers, along with efflorescence attributed to high salt concentra-tions. The restoration ext
Where the large ball governs, the tiny ball provides a pleasant atmosphere.
Soccer stadiums are more than a sports venue. They are a meeting place with a magnetic attraction, home to the fan base, a temple of indulgence for VIPs, work-place of the players, officials and attendants. As diverse as the functional requirements and expectations are so too are the requirements for the materials used to build a modern arena.
As of July 9, 2009 Matthias Gebhardt has taken over the management of Dennert Poraver GmbH. He succeeds Guido Runkel who leaves the company after 9 years of successful and dedicated service as a product manager and managing director.
Matthias Gebhardt (34) has been with the Poraver management team since 2005. His previous work focused on leadership and management in the areas of finance, controlling, human resources, order processing and general administration.
Every two years the German production site in Post-bauer-Heng and Nuremberg becomes the center of the world for Poraver. In time for the European Coatings Show in Nuremberg, Dennert Poraver GmbH the globally active company organized its second international sales meeting. This year, as in 2007 at the last event, many sales representatives and partners accepted an invitation to meet with others and to share information in order to learn the latest news: on products and applications as well as b
"Beverweerd", the historic castle in the catchment area of Utrecht now fitted with the right materials will last for centuries more.
Conventional render systems failed on this historic building structure from the 13th Century. Now, a tried and tested moisture regulating render which allows for an up to 15-times higher evaporation performance looks promising.
The building from the Wilhelminian period in the Callin-street 18 was established for upper-middle-class use. In the years before the general renovation, it was oc-cupied by different institutions of the Leibniz University of Hanover. The conversion to a student residence turned it into one- and tow-person apartments with their own bath-rooms and kitchen pantries, as well as into shared apartments for 3 people with shared kitchens and baths. A new flight of stairs was added to the semicir-cular
PCI enhances its premium products with Poraver
As a full service provider of product systems for the laying and jointing of tiles, flagstone and natural stone in the fields of construction, overhaul and conservation, the PCI Augsburg GmbH depends on the outstanding characteristics of the expanded glass granules from post Bauer / Heng that guarantees the innovative edge in light mortar technology. The PCI-qualified team of the research and develop-ment department is constantly in search of prod
