CPAC, a subsidiary of SCG, has entered into a significant partnership with SAMSUNG E&A to advance construction technology through the use of 3D printing and specialized cementitious materials. Key figures in the collaboration include Mr. Thammasak Sethaudom, President and CEO of SCG, Mr. Surachai Nimla-or, President of SCG Cement and Green Solution Business, and SAMSUNG E&A leaders Mr. Hong Namkoong, President and CEO, and Mr. Dong Hyun Kim, Executive Vice President of the Engineering Technology Division. This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aims to combine the construction expertise of SAMSUNG E&A with CPAC’s leading cement and concrete technologies to elevate global construction standards. The event was also graced by the presence of Mr. Nopporn Keeratiwiboonrung, Chief Marketing Officer of SCG Cement and Green Solution Business.
The collaboration seeks to drive innovation and modernization in the construction industry by leveraging 3D printing technology. This approach enhances efficiency with automated processes controlled via digital files, reducing errors, speeding up construction, and minimizing waste, which aligns with green construction principles. Additionally, it aims to address labor shortages and lower costs compared to traditional methods. The partnership will focus on joint research in material science, machinery development, and the exchange of knowledge regarding 3D printing and advanced cementitious materials.
SAMSUNG E&A will bring its expertise in 3D Printing Mortar, known for its smooth texture, structural strength, and capability to create complex, multi-story buildings. CPAC will provide end-to-end support, including technology consultation, project evaluation, and architectural services. The initiative’s first applications will be focused on construction projects in Saudi Arabia.
Moreover, SCG International will manage the supply chain, ensuring the efficient delivery of 350 tons of cement and adherence to international standards. This partnership between CPAC, SAMSUNG E&A, and SCG International aims to not only enhance global construction practices but also foster the development of sustainable technologies for the future.
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