Innovation and reliability go hand in hand in 3D concrete printing. As a pioneer in the industry, Saint-Gobain Weber has reached a new milestone: our 3D concrete printing process is now officially certified with the Kiwa Innovation Certificate. This independent quality mark not only confirms the quality and durability of our products but also underscores our continuous drive for innovation. For our clients, this means added assurance: with 3D printed concrete, we deliver not just customization and efficiency, but also a tested and validated product quality.
Quality and innovation, independently verified
Precision is everything in 3D concrete printing. Every aspect of our production process – from dosing and mixing the mortar to precisely layering it under controlled conditions – is continuously monitored. The Kiwa Innovation Certificate now provides objective proof that our 3D printed concrete elements meet the highest standards in terms of cohesion, dimensional stability, and aesthetics. This certification gives our clients the confidence that they are building with a future-proof technology, independently assessed and approved.
Why this certification matters for the industry
The construction sector is evolving. Traditional building methods are increasingly giving way to innovative, more sustainable alternatives. But with innovation comes the need for reliability and regulation. The Kiwa Innovation Certificate bridges this gap by objectively proving that our 3D printed concrete elements comply with the CROW-CUR 5: 2023 guidelines, a crucial step toward further market acceptance of 3D concrete printing. This means architects, contractors, and project developers can adopt this groundbreaking technology with even greater confidence.
Building the future of concrete, together
With Kiwa’s certification, we take another step forward in the world of 3D concrete printing. This is not just a recognition of our craftsmanship but also a commitment to our clients: at Saint-Gobain Weber, we will continue to invest in innovation, quality, and sustainability.
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