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ZÜBLIN and Geiger Bauwerksanierung Establish Joint Venture for Corrosion Protection

Ed. Züblin AG and Geiger Bauwerksanierung GmbH & Co. KG have founded a joint venture named capsys GmbH & Co. KG to combine their expertise in cathodic corrosion protection.

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Ed. Züblin AG and Geiger Bauwerksanierung GmbH & Co. KG have merged their expertise in cathodic corrosion protection (CCP) within a joint venture. The newly established capsys GmbH & Co. KG will focus on the development and market establishment of innovative and data-driven system solutions for the sustainable maintenance of reinforced concrete structures. This step was taken in response to the increasing demand for economical and durable solutions in the infrastructure sector.

The aim of the partnership is the consistent further development of future-oriented concepts for corrosion protection. capsys combines the long-standing expertise of both founding partners in the areas of planning, execution, and technology. The company positions itself as an independent system provider with an integrated approach, which combines proven CCP systems with modern sensor technology and digital analysis. This enables comprehensive monitoring of the structural condition.

Technological Innovations and Application Areas

Through the use of intelligent sensor technology, capsys enables continuous monitoring of structures. This method offers the advantage of identifying damage early and making informed, data-driven decisions for necessary maintenance measures. The system aims to increase planning certainty and significantly extend the lifespan of infrastructure buildings. This not only contributes to preserving the value of the assets but also to conserving resources.

The integration of sensor technology and digital analysis represents a significant advance in the field of corrosion protection. This increases transparency regarding the structural condition and optimises the efficiency of maintenance processes. With its approach, capsys GmbH & Co. KG contributes to the long-term economic viability in structural maintenance and sets a new standard for corrosion protection.

  • Continuous monitoring of structural conditions
  • Early detection of damage
  • Data-driven decisions for maintenance measures
  • Extension of the lifespan of structures

The establishment of capsys by ZÜBLIN and Geiger Bauwerksanierung underscores both companies' commitment to innovation and sustainable infrastructure development. The cooperation makes it possible to adequately respond to growing demands in the structural preservation sector and to serve the market with advanced solutions.

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