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FSC TECHNOLOGIES LLC

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FSC TECHNOLOGIES LLC

Florida
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Summary

FRP reinforcing, concrete structures, precast concrete, no-steel reinforcing, concrete pipes, FLEXSTREN, large flexible pavers, blocks, railway sleepers, manhole covers, Infrastructures

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Incorporate State: Delaware | Since: | Main/Branch: Branch | Profile views: 16

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State: Florida | County: Polk | City: Davenport | Address: 4779 TERRASONESTA DR | ZIP Code: 33837-8416 | Map URL: 4779 TERRASONESTA DR DAVENPORT FL 33837-8416

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Description

FSC Technologies is a R&D company, which has Patents and Industrial Technologies (FLEXSTREN and PAT) to: Replace steel reinforcement with FRP Impart flexural strength to Precast Concrete Products which cannot be accomplished with steel reinforcement (eg Blocks & Pavers) These Technologies are a quantum leap in the application of the FRP in the Construction Industry, which improves both the functional characteristics of Concrete Products and Structures, and the effectiveness of Construction Processes. In addition, they improve the Eco-Sustainability thanks to greater longevity (absence of corrosion) and reduced sections by eliminating concrete cover requirements and improvement of structural functionality compared to steel reinforcement.

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Overcoming the steel reinforcing limitations (corrosion/poor durability, high CO2 footprint, poor fire resistance, needs of steel cover), FLEXSTREN can improve the functionalities of existing products and installation process including Beams & Columns, Blocks, and Concrete Pipes. It also allows the production of new products including Drycast Railway Sleepers that would be Corrosion Free, “Flexible” Pavers, Manhole Covers, and other applications - expanding the market of the Precast Concrete Industry. FLEXSTREN is Eco-friendly - corrosion free brings a lower CO2 emission because of the longer product life cycle; lower material usage is provided by a reduction of the thicknesses; finally, composites have a lower CO2 footprint versus steel reinforcement.

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