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 Concrete repair alternative offers vehicle re-load in one hour
Equipment World, October 2007
As part of the non-Portland, non-epoxy, all-weather Pavemend repair line, Ceratech’s Pavemend SLQ rapidly hardens and provides patching for long-term repair of concrete, masonry and structural asphalt surfaces.   more >>
 Ceratech Patching Material
ACP, October 2007
On the heels of Pavemend™ brand, a line of non-portland, non-epoxy, all-weather, high-performance concrete repair materials, Ceratech's Pavemend SLQ™ is a rapid-hardening, high early-strength material.   more >>
 Uprising: CeraTech, Inc Marches on the concrete industry
Smart CEO, September 2007
This is not full-scale revolution mind you – company CEO Jon Hyman has done that before. It’s more of a targeted assault on an industry resistant to change in anything less than decade increments. CeraTech is marching on the cement and concrete products business.   more >>
 Long-Term Concrete Patching/Repair
Better Roads, August 2007
Ceratech’s new Pavemend SLQ is an extremely rapid-hardening, high-early-strength material for patching and long-term repair of concrete and structural asphalt surfaces.   more >>
Fast Patching: Quick Turnaround
Engineering News-Record, August 15,2007
Developed for patching and long–term repair of concrete, masonry and structural asphalt, PAVEMEND SLQ is intended for urgent infrastructure repair.   more >>
 Baltimore concrete product used in Iraq
The Baltimore Examiner, August, 7 2007
Construction materials developed in Baltimore are saving lives overseas. CERATECH Inc.’s concrete-repair products have helped the U.S. Military in Iraq, where American servicemembers must constantly protect against the threat of improvised-explosive devices. IEDs are land mines insurgents hide in holes in the ground and roadways.   more >>
 Concrete Repair Alternative Offers High Early Strength Gains for Rapid Vehicle Reload
MATERIALS ENGINEERING NEWS, August 2007
Ceratech, Inc. recently introduced its Pavemend SLQ, a rapid-hardening, high early-strength material for patching and long term repair of concrete, masonry and structural asphalt surfaces. It was developed for urgent infrastructure repair scenarios where a one hour return to service is important.   more >>
 New Materials & Supplies for the Road Industry
Better Roads, July 2007
New non-Portland, non-epoxy, all-weather, high-performance concrete repair and rehabilitation materials are now available from Ceratech.   more >>
 Liquid Concrete Repair in Iraq
Rock Products, Aug 1, 2007
U.S. military personnel in Iraq rapidly repair mortar damage to airport runways using Pavemend.   more >>
 CERATECH adds new rapid setting repair concrete to product line
Concrete Monthly, July 2007
CERATECH Inc. has introduced Mainline, a rapid setting, new construction and repair concrete. Mainline is an environmentally-friendly, highly green-sustainable, non-Portland, non-epoxy construction material.   more >>
 Repair/Resurfacing Binder
Concrete Products, July 1, 2007
Proprietary cement powder requires only mixing with water in a bucket, then pouring. Within minutes, the mixture reportedly is hard and hot, due to the chemical reaction of combined ingredients.   more >>
 REPAIR/RESURFACING BINDER
Concrete Products, INNOVATIONS; Pg. 81 ISSN: 0010-5368, July, 01 2007
Proprietary cement powder requires only mixing with water in a bucket, then pouring   more >>
 Nonepoxy Concrete Repair
Concrete Products, June 1, 2007
Joining the company's Pavemend line of nonportland, nonepoxy, all-weather, high-performance concrete repair materials, new Pavemend SLQ is a rapid-hardening, high early-strength material for patching and long-term repair of concrete, masonry and structural asphalt surfaces.   more >>
 NONEPOXY CONCRETE REPAIR
Joining the company's Pavemend line of nonportland, nonepoxy, all-weather, high-performance concrete repair materials, new Pavemend SLQ is a rapid-hardening, high early-strength material for patching and long-term repair of concrete, masonry and structural asphalt surfaces.   more >>
 Cementing Change
The last time Jon Hyman led a company, he helped turn the golf industry on its head, introducing plastic cleats to replace metal spikes. Now, he's planning a revolution for a similarly staid business: concrete.   more >>
 CERATECH, Inc. Introduces Mainline™
Baltimore, MD., May 24, 2007 … CERATECH, Inc., a next generation construction materials technology company, today introduced Mainline™ a first-of-its-kind, high performance, rapid setting, new construction and repair concrete. Mainline™, is the most environmentally-friendly, highly green-sustainable, non-Portland, non-epoxy construction material ever available on the market.   more >>
 New Non-Portland, Non-Epoxy Concrete Repair and Rehabilitation Materials
ICRI Concrete Repair Bulletin, March/April 2007
Baltimore. MD-based materials company CERATECH. Inc., officially unveiled PAVEMEND™, a line of revolutionary non-portland, non-epoxy, all-weather, high-performance concrete repair and rehabilitation materials, at World of Concrete 2007.   more >>
 "Advanced material technology helps soldiers survive combat operations worldwide"
Las Vegas, Nevada – World of Concrete 2006 - Baltimore, Maryland Advanced materials company CERATECH Inc., has introduced a family of rapid infrastructure repair materials that are currently being utilized by US Military forces worldwide for a variety of strategic purposes including force protection, aircraft runway and infrastructure repair applications.   more >>
 CERATECH at World Of Concrete 2006
Visit us at booth S11903 South Hall for a LIVE presentation on all of CERATECH's revolutionary new Repair, Rehabilitation and New Construction products.   more >>
 Region's Main Street Gets Repairs
Interstate 95 bridge work goes better than expected. Repairs to the northbound lanes of Interstate 95 crossing the Rappahannock River weren't supposed to go smoothly yesterday.   more >>
 RED HORSE Team Arrives
The Tallil Times, June 27, 2007, Vol. 1, No. 7, Page 1
Arriving on the very runway they came to repair, the 1st Expeditionary RED HORSE Group stepped off a plane at Tallil Air Base, Iraq Thursday night ready to work. Based out of Southwest Asia, an 11-man heavy operational repair team has been tasked to repair more than 40 spalls surface chipping in both base runways.   more >>