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Bricklaying is hard work, and traditional brick cutting can put a lot of strain on the body over time.

When you spend hours every day mixing materials, your equipment’s set-up will impact your quality of work and your physical health....

Lime mortar is one of the most durable building materials of all time - just look at the still-standing ancient historic structures...

Low cement castables contain less cement than other castables - instead containing ultrafine powders with a similar chemical makeup...

Many natural materials are experiencing a resurgence in popularity as the threat of the climate crisis becomes increasingly...

Concrete continues to be one of the most popular building materials and for good reason - it’s incredibly strong and can last up to...

The key to building the sustainable homes of the future might not lie in innovative new materials, but in going back to natural...

Hempcrete is becoming increasingly popular in construction thanks to its impressive insulation properties and breathability.

It’s time for the construction sector to step up and help the world defeat climate change.

Since 2005, our mixing paddles have helped make masons’ jobs easier and more efficient

Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC) is a relatively new material that’s gaining attention because it outperforms traditional...

Ergonomic, stackable, height adjusting - read more about all the advantages with a SoRoTo H-Bucket.

MEET US AT BAUMA STAND A1 406, October 24-30 IN MUNICH, GERMANY

Read more about electric mixers, and what makes an electric mixer great.

Learn more about what makes SoRoTo's forced action mixers some of the most ergonomic on the market.

Get the answer on how to mix resin in a forced action mixer with a complete step-by-step guide and packing list.

Ordinary drum mixer or forced action mixer? Is one better than the other? Or are both good at mixing different things?

We give you 10 good reasons to choose a belt conveyor from SoRoTo®

Your throat feels dry. You cough and sneeze, and it gets harder and harder to draw breath.

Did you know that we have both mixing system with steel blades and with rubber blades? And why it is?