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New player enters PH cement market with new tech

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BIG BOSS Cement, Inc. (BBCI), a fully Filipinoow­ned company, officially announces its entry into the local cement market offering a new cutting edge technology in cement manufactur­ing.

Guided by leading edge research and developmen­t, it has invented a revolution­ary cement manufactur­ing process that results in stronger structures and environmen­t-friendly cement.

"We are excited at the prospect of making a positive impact not only in the local constructi­on industry but also in terms of decreasing air pollution and damage to the environmen­t," said engineer Gilbert S. Cruz, president of BBCI.

BBCI's new technology does away with the more than century-old system of mining raw materials such as limestone, clay, shale and sand, and heating them inside a kiln at around 1,500 degrees celsius. This old process produces heavy carbon dioxide emissions. In addition, the quarrying of raw materials, if not done in a responsibl­e manner, leads to the destructio­n of the environmen­t.

Its patent-pending manufactur­ing process makes use of readily available raw materials, such as lahar, and does not require excessive heat in order to produce high quality products.

"Science and technology are key drivers of our organizati­on. We put a premium on research and developmen­t to be able to produce products that are superior while keeping in mind environmen­tal sustainabi­lity," Cruz said.

The compancy has a laboratory in Metro Manila, fully equipped with a mini dryer, mini mill, compressiv­e machine, XRF machnie, and a flow table, among others. These equipment ensure the continuous pursuit for the true green cement. This testing faciltiy has the potential to produce 5,000 bags per month.

Its first product, the Big Boss Cement Type 1P, will be available in the market in March 2018. The product is tough, ecofriendl­y, and has reduced clinker. For more informatio­n on the company and its products, you may visit www.bigbosscem­ent. com.

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