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In an informative, free-to-attend webinar on 29 August, African Review will host experts from Convergent Group to explore the latest intelligence on eco-friendly and cost-effective concrete treatments
Convergent specialises in manufacturing chemical concrete treatments such as hardeners, sealers and densifiers which has provided products to numerous markets across the globe. In this unique webinar, which will begin at 2pm (EEST), company representatives will harness this broad experience and expertise to provide unrivalled insights to help listeners say goodbye to traditional hazardous silicate products and reduce maintenance costs in their projects.
In the session, moderator Robert Daniels, Editor of African Review, will be joined by Convergent CEO, Jean-Claude Biard; Mputu Schmidt, CEO of Bondeko MB; Hicham Sofyani, president of TEXOL; and Carlos Garcia, sales representative & technician, Grupo ADI.
Together, they explore the simplicity and efficiency of lithium silicate concrete treatments while assessing their cost-effeteness against traditional methods and explore the cutting-edge technology that can help accelerate shine development, enhance visual appeal, increase abrasion and strain resistance, and retain gloss to the highest quality.
Moreover, attendees will get insights on how to meet their sustainability goals by conforming to Green Leaf Standards, while minimising service requirements that directly reduce maintenance.
Or, for any questions about the session, contact:
Imran Uddin
Project Manager - Webinars | African Review of Business & Technology
Alain Charles Publishing
+44 (0) 20 7834 7676 | imran.uddin@alaincharles.com
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