Innovations

TM Siltek building materials, manufactured by one of leading enterprises of Kovalska ICG, meet requirements of the Standard "COУ OEM 08.002.16.019 Paintwork materials. Ecological criteria for assessing the life cycle." 

Kovalska Industrial and Construction Group continues to embody daringly in its activity the innovative approaches, advanced technology developments and machines that make it possible to confirm each time its title of the leader of construction sector in Ukraine.

Granite rubble, fractions 2/4, 4/8, 8/16, produced by "Omelyanivsky quarry" LLC, is certified under European Standard EN 12620:2008. Positive conclusions of the European Commission and the European Free Trade Association meet the basic requirements of EU Directives.

On 16 June, the Extruder production line for the manufacture of hollow-core slabs from the world famous company Nordimpianti was officially opened at Beton Complex company, which is a member of Kovalska ICG.

Kovalska Industrial Construction Croup presents new online shopshop.kovalska.com – a complete resource with a catalog of all Group's products and the ability to order and pay online.

Web control of concrete service, which was presented by Industrial-Construction Group Kovalska to the public on September 8th, 2015, was an absolute surprise in the sphere of customer service.

Industrial-Construction Group Kovalska made another step towards waste-free production at its own granite quarries through the latest technology.

On 19 June 2015, graduates of the Faculty of Construction Technologies at Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture have successfully defended their graduation theses at Beton Complex.

Let us now introduce the new, advanced website siltek.ua. Today, every visitor to this website will quickly find answers to almost any queries regarding manufacture of SiltekTM products, development of recipes, technological approaches, prices and other useful information.

Specialists of Kovalska ICG Center for Innovations and Technologies have tested the durability of a structure built from the new B80-grade concrete that may be used to build military infrastructure in the ATO area.