Machines & technologyPublished on November 18, 2019· 1 min read

WETCAST

Wet-cast elements: manufactured aggregates used to produce slabs, fencing and channels using different concrete techniques.

Key takeaways

Wetcast produces paving slabs, fencing and channels from manufactured aggregates, using different concrete-forming techniques.
Each element (slabs, fencing, channels) has its own production technique within the wetcast process.

Wet-cast elements

Manufactured aggregates with which you can manufacture slabs, fencing and channels of different types, using different techniques for creating the concrete.

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Photo gallery

Wetcast concrete fence bordering a flower bed next to a gravel path

Decorative pillar of stone-effect wetcast blocks with integrated lighting

Wetcast concrete fence bordering a garden

Wetcast paving slabs on a terrace with steps and a raised flower bed

Patio with Wetcast paving slabs and a stone-effect block wall around a fire pit

Curved staircase with a retaining wall of stone-effect wetcast blocks

Circular terrace with Wetcast paving slabs and a block wall by the lake

Outdoor fireplace built with stone-effect wetcast blocks

Wetcast paving slabs at the edge of a swimming pool

Detail of the wetcast paving slab texture next to a swimming pool

Aggregate unloading point

The truck unloads into a hopper and the aggregate is conveyed up by belt to the distributor, which fills each hopper of the plant. If space is limited, a vertical aggregate elevator allows for a much more compact installation.

Rometa colour dosing unit with four pigment hoppers in an industrial building

Automatic pigment dosing

Supplied in sets of 1, 2, 3 or 4 colors, each with its own sealed hopper of 0.5 m³, with no pigment mixing. A 30 kg weighing cart with three load cells measures each dose before discharging it onto the aggregate conveyor or skip. Dosing controlled from the control cabin, with less dust and less pigment loss.

Measuring arch with laser sensors of the Rometa height control system above a tray of blocks

PIECE HEIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM ROMETA

How Rometa's piece height control system works: real-time laser measurement with ±0.1 mm accuracy, 6 points per cycle, and automatic or manual machine adjustment.

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