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Formwork & Special equipment
Based on the utilisation of steel formworks on our own construction sites, and the experience that was gained from these, Marti Technik AG has launched its own Formwork & Special equipment business area.
In particular, our core business includes both local concrete formworks for tunnel construction and all kinds of stationary formworks for element manufacture. The development of special units for the interior finishing of tunnels is also increasing gaining in importance.
A specialist team with many years of experience designs and realises tailor-made formworks and equipment that are adapted to your needs.
FURTHER COMPETENCES
Conveying technology
The progressive mechanisation of construction site processes requires an increasing number of efficient and powerful logistic concepts.
Electrical engineering
Marti Technik AG is one of the leading providers in the field of Electrical engineering and covers four sub-sections: Electromechanics, Guidance and Control Technology, Plant Engineering, sustainable energy supply and Switchgear Construction.
Infrastructure plants
With the equipment and maintenance of Infrastructure plants business area, Marti Technik AG will support during the complete service life of the systems – from the project planning to the dismantling.
Plant engineering mineral processing
Plant engineering mineral processing business area offers complete system solutions for turnkey systems or system parts covering all aspects of the stone and mineral industry.
This competence is covered within the Marti Technik Group by the subsidiary Simatec Maschinenbau AG.
Building technology
Marti Technik covers the entire life cycle of building technology systems, starting from planning and development, through installation and commissioning, to servicing and maintenance. This applies to ventilation/smoke extraction, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), media networks (gas, water, compressed air) as well as control and regulation technology and electrical installations.
