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New concrete parting compound in organic quality

The sustainable concrete parting compound MOVA-bio fulfills high environmental standards, is biode-gradable, and suitable for both absorbent and non-absorbent formwork.

PASCHAL is expanding its product portfolio with a new solvent-free concrete parting compound for pre-fabricated, in-situ or civil engineering.

MOVA-bio is based on renewable raw materials and can be used for all formwork systems.

It is especially important to use a parting compound on exposed concrete surfaces, but its use is also required at sensitive points such as cut-outs, edges, or undercuts. For this reason, the right parting compound is a decisive factor in the reliable completion of optically sophisticated concrete surfaces.

The new MOVA-bio is ideally suited to producing clean, exposed concrete surfaces that are free of flecks and cavities

A well-maintained formwork treated with parting compound lasts longer and guarantees the qualitative requirements on the concrete components to be produced. This not only extends the service life of the plywood, but also that of the entire formwork – because the parting compound also acts as corrosion protection. Paint coating and plywood are also protected by using MOVA-bio.

The low viscosity enables good workability and economical use. Special additives ensure easy dismantling and good corrosion protection, as well as cleanliness of the formwork.

Due to its environmental compatibility, simple processing, and outstanding results with exposed concrete, the parting compound can be used in a variety of applications, and is also ideally suited for use in water protection areas or particularly sensitive environmental areas.

Because MOVA-bio was co-developed by PASCHAL, it combines the best properties of any parting compound on the market and works perfectly with PASCHAL products. MOVA-bio is exclusively available from PASCHAL.

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  • Kreuzbühlstraße 5, 77790 Steinach, Germany
  • PASCHAL-Werk G. Maier GmbH

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