MAPEI UTT
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MAPEI UTT
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Mapei develops, manufactures and markets building products and solutions that can cater for every imaginable need in the construction industry, from housing and infrastructural works to cutting-edge architectural structures and repair work.
Alongside its high degree of Specialisation, the Group’s Internationalisation strategy means it has local business-manufacturing facilities to work more closely with its partners.
Another driver behind Mapei’s growth is Research & Development to which the Group is highly committed in terms of both investment and human resources. It has 31 R&D laboratories worldwide, including its main Corporate Research Centre in Milan that coordinates the operations of all the others and also acts as a central analysis lab. The various centres, equipped with cutting-edge instruments and appliances, work constantly with universities and industrial-scientific research institutes all over the world.
The firm belief that Sustainability is not just a shared responsibility but also a key asset for a company, Mapei products and solutions are made from materials that protect the environment and health of installers and end users and are designed to reduce energy consumption.
Full range of products
Mapei provides the building market with a full range of 20 product lines covering every field of application: installation of ceramics and resilient materials; additives for concrete; thermal-sound insulation systems; structural reinforcement products; repair and renovation products; and niche products for the market, such as grinding additives for cement works, systems for constructing tunnels and underground works, and products for the shipbuilding industry.
Thanks to its extensive range of products and Technical Assistance and building-site consultancy services, particularly appreciated by designers and installers, Mapei partners thousands of projects worldwide, ranging from major infrastructures to iconic buildings.
These include: the Guggenheim Museum in New York; the recently built Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi; Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore; and Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur.
Futuristic Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore.
The Panama Canal, the world’s most ambitious engineering work; Gilgel Gibe III hydroelectric plant in Ethiopian, the biggest in the whole of Africa; and Riyadh Metro in Saudi Arabia, considered to be the world’s biggest public transport system.
