Response to Market Needs, Holcim Launches Morpla
By : Ridwan And Aldi Firhand | Thursday, September 06 2018 - 21:31 IWST

holcim
INDUSTRY.co.id - Jakarta, the development situation of residential areas that is growing rapidly in Indonesia, not only requires strong products but also fast in the application process.
The accuracy of product selection and consistency of the final results in buildings, is the key to meeting the needs of a decent housing for the long term.
Responding to the need, Holcim Indonesia introduced the "Morpla", ready to use Wet Mix Mortar products, at the launch event which was also attended by customers from the contractor and building expert segments.
Morpla is the latest innovation from Holcim that can facilitate customers when building or renovating a house. Designed specifically for the work of couples and red brick wall plastering, Morpla can be used directly without requiring mixing of water or sand in its application.
"This is a commitment from us in delivering value-added solutions for customers who need instant application-based products. This product has a very wide spread and very short work time so it can increase work productivity with the best results, "said Marcelo Castro, Infrastructure, Aggregate and Construction Material Director of Holcim Indonesia at the launch of" Morpla "in Jakarta (5/9 / 2018)
Morpla is specially produced in Holcim Beton batching plant with computerized technology so that the consistency of stirring is maintained and delivered by molen trucks to be placed into special storage containers at the project site so that they can be stored and reused when needed.
"The flexibility of Morpla products provides many benefits for users so that no material is wasted. Morpla products can last for 2 days in a special container, without reducing the quality of the product when used. In addition, by having a very good storage container, customers no longer need to prepare materials and stirrers for building materials, because all that is needed is already in Morpla products, "Marcelo continued.
Currently Morpla products are available in the Holcim Beton batching plant in the Jabodetabek area and is expected to continue to spread widely to the Holcim Concrete coverage area in Indonesia.
"Of course we want to touch every layer of society that needs <> quality products, consistent and practical so as to minimize the potential for excessive costs for the construction or renovation of houses. We hope that the innovations that we present can be useful solutions for the wider community, "Marcelo concluded.
Today's Industry

Jumat, 28 Maret 2025 - 22:21 WIB
SUNeVision Initiates MEGA IDC Phase Two Development
SUNeVision, the technology arm of Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP), today announced the commencement of construction for Phase Two of MEGA IDC in Tseung Kwan O. As Hong Kong's largest data centre…

Jumat, 28 Maret 2025 - 22:07 WIB
TDL Records New Revenue Record of IDR 25 Trillion in 2024 Ahead of 50th Anniversary
PT Metrodata Electronics Tbk (MTDL), the largest technology Company with the most complete IT and telecommunications products in Indonesia, managed to record a revenue of IDR 25 trillion in…

Jumat, 28 Maret 2025 - 22:00 WIB
Wireless Logic Selected By Thales As IoT Connectivity Partner
Wireless Logic, a global leader in IoT connectivity solutions has been selected by Thales, a global leader in advanced eSIM technologies, to enable secure, scalable and resilient IoT connectivity…

Jumat, 28 Maret 2025 - 21:53 WIB
Microvista Expands International Presence with Mobile CT System ScanExpress
The German specialist in industrial computed tomography and non-destructive testing, Microvista, announces the European expansion of its innovative mobile CT system, ScanExpress. The system…

Jumat, 28 Maret 2025 - 21:44 WIB
Turning Loss into Profit, INOV Optimistic in Maintaining Positive Performance this Year
PT Inocycle Technology Group Tbk (INOV:IJ) Indonesia's leading and largest PET waste recycling Company managed to book sales of IDR 629 Billion in 2024, an increase of 4.8% compared to the previous…
News Comment