Indian textile business enters the precast sector

The opening of the precast plant was a major event to which about 300 guests were invited

The mixing unit equipped with two
1.5 m³mixers

The slip-forming unit is currently designed for producing up to 450 m2 of hollow-core floors per day

Heating tubes located in the ten compartments of the battery mold speed up the curing process

The concrete spreader with its integrated hoist drive enables varying
filling heights and discharge modes

Four tilt tables with continuously adjustable edge molds made of steel are currently available for the production of wall units

Due to strong demand, the site plans to extend its delivery distance from
250 km to 400 km

For about 50 years, the South Indian textile company The Chennai Silks (TCS) has been producing and selling textiles and clothing. In March 2010, the management decided to enter the precast industry and chose the company name of Teemage Precast In.

The Chennai Silks (TCS) started out in the 1960s. Back then, the company produced textiles at its own weaving factory and sold them in the cities of Tirupur and Madurai. Within a period of 50 years, the family-run business has evolved to become a major international enterprise. 18,000 people are producing textiles and clothing delivered to the extensive network of own outlets in India and to clothing companies worldwide.

In March 2011, the management of this pioneering company, which is also pursuing activities in the renewable energy sector, decided to enter the precast industry, trading as...