About us

MultiCON is a German company with headquarters in Munich dealing with the development of concrete technologies by applying the high-speed mixing technology. The result are high quality standard concretes, structural lightweight concretes and aerated concretes of highest quality having the best properties. Moreover, MultiCON has successfully dealt with the worldwide problem of sand scarcity. MultiCON has succeeded in processing desert sand economically and industrially in sufficient quantities to form aggregates suitable for concrete (sand and gravel).

Contact

Lucile-Grahn-Straße 38
81675 München
Germany

Mobil: +49 (0)151-10601840
www.multicongroup.com

Dr. Leopold Halser
L.Halser@multicongroup.com
Mobil: +49 (0)151-10601840

A team of experts

With experts from the most various sectors, the MultiCON Group unites vast knowledge, extensive experience and a global network.

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    Dr. Halser

    Dr.-Ing. Leopold Halser holds a doctorate in architecture. He held management positions at well-known construction companies and corporations of the construction and prefabricated parts industry. His experience and his worldwide network are highly significant for MultiCON. Since the middle of 2016, he has been managing partner of the MultiCON GmbH, Munich.

Dr. Ing. Leopold Halser
Managing Director

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    Dr. rer. nat. Helmut Rosenlöcher

    Dr.-Ing. Leopold Halser holds a doctorate in architecture. He held management positions at well-known construction companies and worked as a consultant both nationally and internationally. Since the middle of 2016, he has been managing partner of the MultiCON GmbH, Munich, he is managing partner of the MCI.

Dr. rer. nat. Helmut Rosenlöcher
Technical Director

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Our team
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    Josef Freund

    Strategic consultant

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    Dipl. Ing. Klaus Rätsch

    Head of mixing technology

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    Dr. Ing. Jianxin Ma

    Head of concrete development

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    Florian Dattinger

    Head of finances

NEWS

Previously unusable fine sands, such as desert sand, are made usable for the concrete industry as of now. The new patented MultiCON process is a considerable contribution to solving the global sand shortage problem and with its enormous CO2 savings it offers a revolutionary and so far unique approach for the construction industry.

MARKET-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS

We offer products and technologies meeting the market-specific challenges. From the processing of local sand sources to the production of tailor-made gravel aggregates on site, we are able to respond to specific local requirements, to avoid long transport distances and to improve the eco-balance this way. This is of particular interest for mega construction projects in the Middle East.

THE HEART OF OPTIMIZED CONCRETES

With the dual high-speed mixing technology, we succeeded in optimizing the concrete production process thus enabling the production of cement-reduced concrete having a higher early, final and flexural strength. The possible cement reduction of up to 40 % results in CO2 savings of up to 30 %.

The dual mixing technology allows producing different types of concrete in one and the same mixer. This way, product range and practical applications can be extended as desired. The “Dual Mixer” is at the centre of sustainable concrete production.

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“We endeavour to optimize the product of concrete to the highest possible extent and to preserve it for the future, taking into account environmental protection and resource conservation.”

Dr. Leopold Halser, Managing Director at MultiCON

GLOBAL BOOM IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR REQUIRES CLEVER SOLUTIONS

FACTS AND FIGURES

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FOCUS ON THE ECOLOGICAL BALANCE

It is our aim to offer sustainable and highly ecological concrete solutions. The cement production is responsible for about seven percent of the CO2 emissions of all industrial and combustion processes worldwide. With the new MultiCON technology, concretes can be produced with up to 40 % less cement. This results in enormous CO2 savings.

The production of 1000 kg of cement generates approx. 850 kg of CO2. With a cement proportion of approx. 330 kg per m³, about 85 kg of CO2 can be saved.