Index

1. Company Profile

2. Trade License & ISO Certificates

3. Technical Datasheet

4. Specification Clause

5. Method Statement

6. Job References

7. Tests & Approvals

Company Profile
About BASF
BASF is the world’s leading chemical company: The
Chemical Company. Its portfolio ranges from chemicals,
plastics, performance products and crop protection products
to oil and gas. We combine economic success with
environmental protection and social responsibility. Through
science and innovation, we enable our customers in nearly
every industry to meet the current and future needs of
society. Our products and solutions contribute to conserving
resources, ensuring nutrition and improving quality of life.

We have summed up this contribution in our corporate purpose: We create chemistry for a sustainable future. BASF had
sales of about €74 billion in 2013 and over 112,000 employees as of the end of the year. BASF shares are traded on the
stock exchanges in Frankfurt (BAS), London (BFA) and Zurich (AN). Further information on BASF is available on the
Internet at www.master-builders-solutions.basf.ae

About the Construction Chemicals Division

BASF’s Construction Chemicals division offers advanced
chemicals solutions for new construction, maintenance,
repair and renovation of structures. As a leading provider of
raw materials, systems and finish products to the
construction industry, BASF provides economically and
ecologically sound solutions that facilitate high-quality
construction. BASF materials and solutions increase
resource and energy efficiency and improve building life
expectancy, thus also lowering expenditure on maintenance
and repairs.

As a reliable partner for our customers we deliver innovative, customized and easy-to-use solutions for sustainable
construction. The Construction Chemicals division operates production sites and sales centers in more than 50 countries,
has achieved sales of about €2.1 billion in 2013, and is formed by a global community of 5,700 construction experts.
Master Builders Solutions
Master Builders Solutions is BASF’s brand of advanced
chemical solutions for construction. The Master Builders
Solutions brand is built on the experience gained from more than
100 years in the construction industry. The comprehensive
portfolio under the Master Builders Solutions brand encompasses
lasting solutions for new construction, maintenance, repair and
renovation of structures: Concrete admixtures, cement additives,
chemical solutions for underground construction, waterproofing
solutions, sealants, repair & protection solutions, performance
grouts, tile fixing solutions and performance flooring solutions.

The Master Builders Solutions brand is backed by a global community of BASF construction experts. To solve our
customers’ specific construction challenges from conception through to completion a project, we combine our know-
how across areas of expertise and regions and draw on the experience gained in countless construction projects
worldwide. We leverage global BASF technologies, as well as our in-depth knowledge of local building needs, to
develop innovations that help make our customers more successful and drive sustainable construction.

Master Builders Solutions from BASF for the Construction Industry

e e e
MasterAir MasterInject MasterRoc
Complete solutions for air entrained Solutions for concrete injection Solutions for underground construction
concrete e e
MasterKure MasterSeal
e
MasterBrace Solutions for concrete curing Solutions for waterproofing and
Solutions for concrete strengthening e
sealing
MasterLife
e e
MasterCast Solutions for enhanced durability MasterSet
Solutions for the manufactured e Solutions for set control
MasterMatrix
concrete product industry e
Advanced rheology control solutions MasterSure
e for self-consolidating concrete
MasterCem Solutions for extraordinary
Solutions for cement manufacture e
workability retention
MasterPel
e e
MasterEmaco Solutions for water tight concrete MasterTile
Solutions for concrete repair e Solutions for tile fixing system
MasterPolyheed
e e
MasterFinish Solutions for mid-range concrete MasterTop
Solutions for formwork treatment e Solutions for industrial and commercial
MasterPozzolith
e
floors
MasterFlow Solutions for water-reduced concrete
e
Solutions for precision grouting e Master X-Seed
MasterProtect
e Advanced accelerator solutions for
MasterFiber Solutions for concrete protection
concrete
Comprehensive solutions for fiber e
MasterRheobuild e
reinforced concrete Ucrete
Solutions for high strength concrete
e Flooring solutions for harsh environments
MasterGlenium
Solutions for hyperplasticized concrete

International Accreditation
BASF Construction Chemicals Egypt is certified to the ISO 9001 Quality Management
System, Environmental Standard ISO 14001 and the Occupational Health & Safety
Standard OHSAS 18001.

® = Registered trademark of the BASF-Group in many countries

Trade license and ISO Certificate
Technical Data Sheet
MasterTop® 100 (Formerly known as Mastertop 100M)
Pre-mixed dry shake surface floor hardener

DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT • Quick application and finishing results

MasterTop 100 is a ready-to-use blend of a in considerable timesaving
• Ease of application
synthetic mineral aggregate and cement, which
is applied as a dry shake to the surface of fresh • Joints can be provided with better
concrete or screeds. protection by addition of extra material
at edges of bays.
MasterTop 100 will provide continuous • Wear, abrasion and impact resistance
protection to concrete floors against wear, are superior to normal concrete
• Non-oxidising
impact and abrasion. It will also improve
• Slip-resistant finish can be obtained
resistance to various industrial chemicals, oils,
• High impermeability compared to concrete
greases, detergents and hydraulic fluids found
under the same conditions
in the aviation industry.
• MasterTop 100 forms an integral part of
the floor surface and will not delaminate or
PRIMARY USES
peel
MasterTop 100 is designed to ensure improved
• Non-dusting
durability in applications where the floor is
• For internal and external use
subjected to medium and heavy traffic and
• Easy to clean
where a non-dusting surface is required. It will
• Economic installation
improve and enhance performance of all
• Maintenance-free, long life performance
concrete floors.

PACKAGING
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
MasterTop 100 is available in 30kg bags.
• Workshops
• Power stations
• Garages TYPICAL PROPETIES
• Car parks
• Warehouses
Compressive 70 N/mm²
• Loading bays
• Factories strength
• Shipyards BS 6319 (Part
• Aircraft hangars 2):
• Traffic decking Chemical Will resist motor oils,
• Car washes
resistance: mineral oils, mild acids,
• Helicopter pads
salt solutions 10%,
COMPOSITION seawater and soda solution
MasterTop 100 consists of non-metallic, inert 25%, when cured as
high quality synthetic mineral aggregates, recommended
proprietary chemicals, pigments and cement. Abrasion When tested in
resistance: accordance with the
principles of ASTM C944
ADVANTAGES
MasterTop 100 exhibited
• Pre-mixed, offering factory controlled
quality assurance approx. 82% greater
• Applied monolithically to fresh abrasion resistance than
concrete control concrete containing
MasterTop® 100 (Formerly known as Mastertop 100M)
370kg OPC and a w/c ratio will be located. Float into surface using a
of 0.50 wooden float.

MasterTop 100 is ideally applied to a surface

which is neither too wet nor too dry. Ambient
STANDARDS temperatures will dictate when the material is to
ASTM C944 (Abrasion resistance) be applied. Generally, in temperatures of 35-
45°C, a waiting period of 30-40 minutes is
recommended. This may need to be extended
in temperatures of less than 35°C.
Using a raised trestle, which spans the slab,
the material is broadcast by hand onto the wet
APPLICATION concrete surface.
In accordance with ACI 201 - 2R77 & ACI 302-1
R-89, a well-proportioned Concrete Mix Design
is essential.
The concrete supplier should ensure that
cement contents, w/c ratio and slump are
generally in accordance with the following
minimum standard: The application is carried out in two stages.
Cement (SRC or OPC): Min. 320kg/m³ 1. Apply two thirds of the required material to
W/C ratio: Max. 0.50 the concrete, ensuring uniform distribution.
Min. 0.40 2. Allow applied material to absorb moisture
Slump: Ideally 75mm from the concrete surface; a uniform darker
Strength: Min. 31N/mm² colour will be apparent.
3. Using a wooden float, float
Concrete should not segregate and bleed or MasterTop 100 into the concrete,
contain more than 3% air. Do not use micro ensuring material becomes an integral
silica in the concrete, as this can lead to part of the surface.
problems with crusting when the dry shake is 4. Apply the balance of material. Again wait
applied. MasterRheobuild or MasterPozzolith until material has obtained a darker colour
water-reducing admixtures are recommended before floating with a wooden float.
for concrete placement and optimum 5. When surface is firm enough to take the
performance. Screeds, to which MasterTop weight of a man leaving only minor
100 is to be applied, should have a minimum indentations, MasterTop 100 should be
thickness of 75mm. Following placement, finished off by means of a power trowel. A
concrete should be levelled off with a smooth slip-resistant finish can be
straightedge and then vibrated. The surface is obtained, but the surface should not be
then floated with a wooden float, ensuring that overworked.
the surface is not closed. Any bleed water 6. If manual finishing with steel trowels is to
should be removed. (Avoid sponge type be undertaken, this should take place
absorbents). Thereafter sprinkle MasterTop before concrete becomes firm enough to
100 along edges of bays (approximately 80mm take foot traffic.
strips) where expansion and contraction joints
MasterTop® 100 (Formerly known as Mastertop 100M)
CURING
Curing should be carried out immediately after
the final trowelling operation has been
completed. This can be done by either covering
with polyethylene sheets or by the application
of curing compound. The use of MasterKure
101 or MaterKure 102 at a rate of 1ltr/5m²
is recommended. Further advice on the correct
selection of curing compounds will be provided
by BASF’s Technical Services Department, as
these may differ depending on the type of
subsequent treatment to be applied.
MasterTop® 100 (Formerly known as Mastertop 100M)
WATCH POINTS
1. Dry shake applications should not take
place in direct sunlight or when hot winds
are blowing. This will avoid "bread crusting"
SHELF LIFE
occurring, i.e. top 5-10mm of surface dries
Up to 12 months if stored in unopened
whilst concrete beneath is still wet. This
containers according to manufacturer’s
often results in tearing of the surface when
instructions.
trowelling.
2. As with any concrete slab or bay, curing is
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
of paramount importance and should take
This product contains cement, which may
place immediately upon completion of
cause irritation. Avoid contact with eyes and
finishing.
prolonged contact with skin. If contact occurs,
3. Subsequent coatings and finishes may be
wash thoroughly with water and call a doctor.
applied, but will depend on the curing
Keep product out of reach of children.
compound, surface texture, etc. (refer to
BASF’s Technical Services Department for
NOTE
advice).
Field service, where provided, does not
COVERAGE constitute supervisory responsibility. For
Light and medium duty: 3-6kg/m² additional information, contact your local BASF
Heavy duty: 7-9kg/m² representative.
Joints (expansion): 1.5kg/lm in 8cm
strips BASF reserves the right to have the true cause
For coloured applications, a minimum of 7kg/m² of any difficulty determined by accepted test
is recommended. methods.

STORAGE QUALITY STATEMENT

Store out of direct sunlight, clear of the ground, All products manufactured by BASF Egypt, or
on pallets protected from rainfall. Avoid imported from BASF affiliate companies world-
excessive compaction. wide, are manufactured to procedures certified
to conform to the quality, environment, health &
Failure to comply with the recommended safety management systems described in the
storage conditions may result in premature ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004 & OHSAS
deterioration of the product or packaging. For 18001:2007 standards.
specific storage advice, consult BASF’s
* Properties listed are based on laboratory controlled tests.
Technical Services Department.
® = Registered trademark of the BASF-Group in many
countries.

BASF_CC-EG/Top_100_09_12/v1/06_14
Specification Clause
Item Description Unit Quantity Rate Amount
PRE-MIXED DRY SHAKE SURFACE FLOOR HARDENER
0B

The concrete supplier should ensure that cement

contents W/C ratio and slump are generally in
accordance will the following minimum standard:
- Cement (SRC or OPC) 200-250 kg/m³
- W/C ratio Max : 0.50
Min : 0.40
- Concrete should not segregate and bleed
or contain more than 3 % of Air content.
- Screeds to which MasterTop 100 with 70
N/mm² Compressive strength (BS 6319 part 2),
Abrasion resistance (ASTM C944) is to applied
should have a minimum thickness of 75 mm .
- MasterTop 100 consists of non-metallic,
inert high quality synthetic mineral aggregates,
proprietary chemicals, pigments and cement.

۱- After Concrete pouring which contains

polypropylene fibers such as MasterFiber 012 at
rate 0f 900 gm/M3 & whilst it bleeds Apply
MasterTop 100 from BASF or equal approved
with coverage rate of 6kg/m² to concrete ensuring
uniform distribution.
۲- Allow applied material to absorb moisture from
the concrete surface, a uniform darker color will
be apparent.
۳- Use wooden float whilst concrete is in plastic
shrinkage stage, float MasterTop 100 into the
concrete ensuring material becomes and integrate
part of the surface .
٤- When surface is firm enough to take the weight
of a man leaving only minor indentations
MasterTop 100 should be finished off by means of
a manual steel trowels.
٥- Allow Substrates Curing by Using Curing
Compound such as MasterKure 102 from BASF
or equal approved.

The material shall be mixed and applied in

accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions
Method Statement
MasterTop 100
THIS METHOD STATEMENT COVERS THE PREPARATION AND APPLICATION OF
MasterTop 100
METHOD STATEMENT: Masterop 100
1. CONCRETE PLACEMENT:
1.1. Concrete as approved by the engineer is placed, vibrated and compacted.
1.2. Using the form work as guiding lathes, use a wooden straight edge to strike the concrete off
to level. Fill in where necessary.
1.3. In 8cms strips along edges of bays and movement joints spread, MasterTop 100 at a rate of
1.5 kg per linear meter and work into the surface with a wooden float.
1.4. The surface of the slab is then "opened" with a wooden float to allow excess moisture and air
to escape. Under no circumstances should a steel trowel be used.
1.5. The slab is left to "breathe" for approx. 1 hour. Note: Climatic conditions and choice of
plasticisers may determine that the waiting time be greater or less than one hour. In cold
weather the waiting time can be 5-8 hours, in hot weather, 30 minutes. Experience is required
to decide the actual waiting period.

2. APPLICATION:
2.1. Dry shake is applied in two applications:
1st application: 60% of material} at specified
2nd application: 40% of material} coverage rates
2.2. Using scaffold boards supported at each end to raise them above the wet concrete, apply the
first shake, broadcasting the material evenly over the surface.
2.3. The applied material will change from a dry cement color to a darker color once absorption of
moisture has taken place. This indicates that material is ready to be floated.
2.4. Using a wooden float only, float the material ensuring that moisture is brought to the surface.
Any light patches must be floated again until they exhibit the same appearance as the
surrounding surface.
2.5. Apply the second shake (40%) as per the first shake.
2.6. When the surface is firm enough to support a man, the concrete can be power trowelled.

3. CURING:
3.1. Curing compound is to be applied such as MasterKure 101 by short nap roller or spray to
the
finished surface at a rate of 1 litre per 5m².
3.2. Where an extra degree of chemical resistance is required 2 coats are to be applied.
3.3. Seal off and protect against wind, water, spillages and traffic for 48 hours.
4. APPLICATION BY LINEAR MECHANICAL SPREADER:
4.1. Set up the equipment for the strip to be treated, but do not load the hoppers until shortly
before
the spreader will operate.
4.2. Place and level the concrete.
4.3. Determine by experience the correct time to apply the dry shake.
4.4. Having pre-filled the hoppers with the MasterTop 100 start the spreader.
4.5. Once the spreader has made the pre-determined number of passes to deposit 60% of the
MasterTop 100, allow the shake to absorb moisture from the concrete.
4.6. When the shake becomes a darker color, and the concrete surface can support a power
float,
float the shake into the surface.
4.7. When the first layer has been floated into the surface, spread the remaining 40% over the
bay,
wait for the color change to take place, and then float the shake into the surface.
4.8. When the surface is firm enough, use a power trowel to give the final dense finish to the
surface.

5. CURING:
5.1. Curing compound is to be applied such as MasterKure 101 by short nap roller or spray to
the
finished surface at a rate of 1 litre per 5m².
5.2. Where an extra degree of chemical resistance is required 2 coats are to be applied.
5.3. Seal off and protect against wind, water, spillages and traffic for 48 hours.
6. WATCHPOINTS:
6.1 Dry shake applications should not take place in direct sunlight or when hot winds are blowing.
This
will avoid "bread crusting" occurring, i.e. top 5-10mm of surface dries whilst concrete beneath is
still wet. This often results in tearing of the surface when trowelling.
6.2 As with any concrete slab or bay, curing is of paramount importance and should take place
immediately upon completion of finishing.
6.3 Subsequent coatings and finishes may be applied, but will depend on the curing compound;
surface texture, etc. (refer to BASF’s Technical Services Department for advice
Job Reference
 JOB REFRENCE
MasterTop 100 Formely known MASTERTOP 100M

PROJECT / CONTRACT Year CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR QTY & AREA

ENGINEERING
DANON MASHREQ FOR BISCUIT 2002 ENCO 2,000
CONSULTANT OFFICE
ABOU EL-FADL EL-
SETCORE & SPINNING S.A.E. 2002 SAHARA 15000
KHOULY
ENGINEERING
EVYAP EGYPT 2002 EGYBRIT 4000
CONSULTANT OFFICE
MANARA FOR MACARONI 2002 DR. TAREK EL-SAYED TRADCO 2000
THE INTERNATIONAL CO. FOR FOOD EREIBI FOR
2002 PROTECTION 10000
INDUSTRIES ENGINEERING DESIGN
UNIVERSAL BUILDING SYSTEMS
PEPSI FACTORY - 6TH OCTOBER 2001 HAZEM HASSAN 40000
(UBS)
DR. BAHAA EL-
UNILEVER BISCUIT FACTORY 2003 ENCO 7000
MENOUFY
DR. BAHAA EL-
UNILEVER TOMATO FACTORY 2003 GAMA 3000
MENOUFY
SIRO MISR FACTORY - 10TH RAMADAN 2003 OWNER EGYBRIT 5000
ENG. TAHA ABD EL-
DAR 15TH MAY - EL-SALMEYA 2003 ENG. ALY SALEM 3000
RAHMAN
NEW BUS STATION - CAIRO AIRPORT 2001 N/A EGYBRIT 9000

ALEX FOR CONSTRUCTION 2004 N/A ALEX FOR CONSTRUCTION 2000

LNG IDKU 2004 BECHTEL TARRADCO 3000

NORTEX FOR TEXTILE 2004 OWNER EGYBRIT 3000

SEDCOR FACTORY 2003 ITALIAN OFFICE 5000

 JOB REFRENCE
MasterTop 100 Formely known MASTERTOP 100M

PROJECT / CONTRACT Year CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR QTY & AREA

INTERNATIONAL CO. FOR
UNIVERSAL FACTORY - 6TH OCTOBER 2004 OWNER 24000
ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION
NAVIGATION
NAVAL BASE 2004 ALEX FOR CONTRACTING 2000
AUHORITY
CAIRO AIRPORT MALL 2004 ECG OMAC 5000

LNG - IDKU 2004 BECHTEL HASSAN ALLAM SONS 5000

TOTAL GAS STATION 2004 TOTAL MISR FOR CONTRACTING 1000

ARAB CONTRACTORS - NASR
ABU ZAABAL STEEL FACTORY 2004 MOHARAM BAKHOUM 11000
CITY
FINE COLLECTION 2004 OWNER OWNER 1000

IMPORT-EXPORT AFRICAN BANK 2004 ECG SIAC 3000

SMART VILLAGE 2004 ECG ORASCOM - A BUILD 10000

A.K.S.A. FOR ACRYLIC 2004 OWNER MAS FOR CONTRACTING 3000

CERAMICA FANCY 2004 CERAMICA FANCY CERAMICA FANCY 1000

BAVARIAN AUTO COMPANY 2003 DR. ASSAAD SALAMA UNITED FOR CONTRACTING 2500

MEDICO STOREHOUSE 2004 OWNER MASRIA 4000

UNIVERSAL FACTORY 2004 OWNER ENCICO 20000

NUBARIA POWER STATION 2004 PGESCO HASSAN ALLAM SONS-CCC JV 3000

 JOB REFRENCE
MasterTop 100 Formely known MASTERTOP 100M

PROJECT / CONTRACT Year CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR QTY & AREA

EGYPTIAN SYRIAN SPINNING 2004 OWNER EGYBRIT 1000

EMICO FOODS 2004 DR. OMAR EL SHERIEF OWNER 1000

ABU ZAABAL STEEL FACTORY 2004 ACE ARAB CONTRACTOR 4000

AFRICAN BANK 2004 ECG SIAC 5000

ALEX. FIBER 2004 ALEX. FIBER ALEX STEEL 3000

NUBARIA POWER STATION 2005 PGESCO HASSAN ALLAM SONS- CCCJV 2000
 JOB REFRENCE
MasterTop 100 Formely known MASTERTOP 100M

PROJECT / CONTRACT Year CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR QTY & AREA

EL FAGR COMPANY FOR COOKERS 2005 PGESCO EL FAGR 1000

EASTERN COMPANY 2005 ACE ORASCOM - A BUILD 40000

SMART VILLAGE 2005 ECG SIAC - POWER 10000

Borg El Arab Staduim 2005 Army Forces EL TAWFEEK 400

THERMO CAST FACTORY 2005 N/A MAS FOR CONTRACTING 3000

ABU EL NAGA FOR
POWER NEW PLANT FOR TALKHA 2005 ELECTRIC CO. 3000
CONTRACTING
TECH. OFFICE-
COAST ROAD 2005 A.C TRANSPORT 30 000
DAMIETTA
DAMIETTE
DAMIETTE ROADS 2005 ARAB CONTRACTORS 20 TON
GOVERNORATE
Abu EL SABAA FACTORY 2006 N/A ENG. ESSAM KHALIL 10000 M2

Abu EL SABAA FACTORY 2006 N/A ENG. ESSAM KHALIL 2500 M2

ENGINEERING FOR
DUMAITT HIGH WAY 2006 DR. AMR SHAABAN 4000 Kg
CONTRACTING
LORD FACTORY - FREE ZONE 2007 DR.HOSSAM GHANEM MAS FOR CONSTRUCTION 5000 KG
2008 -
Marassi Contrack TURNER - ECG CONTRACK 30 Tons
2009
Koraymate 2 2008-2009 IBEDEROLLA ORASCOM 10 Tons

Hermis < Smart Village > 2008-2009 ECG ORASCOM 5 Tons

 JOB REFRENCE
MasterTop 100 Formely known MASTERTOP 100M

PROJECT / CONTRACT Year CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR QTY & AREA

Perios <Smart Village > 2008-2009 REDA ASSOCIATION ORASCOM 4 Tons

Washinton Contrack 2009 N/A Washinton -Contrack 3 Tons

Ammonia Factory < Ain El-Sokhna > 2007-2008 EPIC ORASCOM 12 Tons

Steel Fabrication 2009 ECG ORASCOM 9 Tons

Eastern Company 2008 MOHARAM BAKHOOM ORASCOM 10 Tons

Belton < Smart Village > 2008-2009 ECG ORASCOM 20 Tons

ARKAN MALL 2010 N/A BADR CONTRACTING 5000 M2

PHARMAPLAST 2010 OWNER MANCREW 6 TON

MISR POLYESTER CO. 2010 N/A MANCREW 10 Tons

DEKHILA HARBOUR 2010 N/A MANCREW 6 TONS

ALEX PACK 2010 N/A MANCREW 4 Tons

KAFR EL DAWAR SEWAGE PLANT 2010 UTILITIES ACO 8 TONS

MARASSI 2010 TURNER - ECG ORASCOM 15 TONS

PHARMAPLAST 2010 OWNER MANCREW 6 Tons

MISR POLYESTER CO. 2010 OWNER MANCREW 10 Tons

 JOB REFRENCE
MasterTop 100 Formely known MASTERTOP 100M

PROJECT / CONTRACT Year CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR QTY & AREA

DEKHILA HARBOUR 2010 OWNER MANCREW 6 Tons

ALEX PACK 2010 OWNER MANCREW 4 Tons

KAFR EL DAWAR SEWAGE PLANT 2010 UTILITIES ARAB CONTRACTOR 45 TONS

NAHDA CEMENT FACTORY 2010 RHI ESACO 10 TONS

EDITA 2010 ECG SIAC INTEGRATED 8.5 TONS

MOUSTORUD SITE 2010 CO-OP PETROJET 2 TONS

FLOORING OF ELECTRICITY DR.IBRAHIM AL
2010 ARCON 5000 M2
NORTHERN DELTA SHAEER
MOUSTORUD SITE 2010 N/A PETROJET 50 TONS

NSF2 2010 ECG ORASCOM 25 TONS

ABOU KEIR POWER PLANT 2010 PEGSCO ORASCOM 25 TONS

POLYGON 2010 COZMOS & EHAF SIAC 50 TONS

EL HELAL TEXTILE 2011 DR. AHMED KASSIEM MANCREW 20 TONS

ABO SOMBEL AIRPORT 2011 N/A EGECO 50,000 KG

DR.AHMED KASSIM 2011 N/A MANCREW 10 TONS

ARMED FORCES WAREHOSE IN
2011 N/A ARAB CONTRACTORS - ASSUIT 3 TONS
ASWAN
 JOB REFRENCE
MasterTop 100 Formely known MASTERTOP 100M

PROJECT / CONTRACT Year CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR QTY & AREA

‫ﺑﺎﻟﻣﻧﻲﺍ‬ ‫ﻣﺻﻧﻊ ﺍﻟﻣﻭﺍﺩ ﺍﻟﻐﺫﺍﺋﻳﺔ‬ 2011 N/A ARAB CONTRACTORS - ASSUIT 7 TONS

‫ﻣﺣﻁﺔ ﺍﻟﺯﻳﻭﺕ ﺍﻟﻣﺳﺗﻌﻣﻠﺔ ﺑﺎﻟﺳﻭﻳﺱ‬ 2011 ENPI PETROJET 1000 M2

EL MASREYA FOR
AL MASREIA PLAZA 2011 BUILDING 1000 M2
DEVELOPMENT
CENTER OF PUBBLIC
SIDI GABER RAILWAY STATION 2011 ARAB CONTRACTORS 50 TONS
SERVICE
SWEEDY CEMENT 2011 RHI SIAC 80 TONS

GAS STATION IN QENA 2011 Eng. Hossam Mostafa 2500 KG

LECICO FACTORY 2011 MANCREW 2000 M2

CAIRO FESTIVAL CITY 2011 RMC MIVAN 2 TONS

C3A Store 2011 DR. SARWAT SARHAN 40 TONS

KAMAL SAAD PAPER 2011 EL FAHD FOR CONSTRUCTION 10 Tons

EMIC PETROLIUM BUILDING 2011 ROWAD 3 TONS

Tests & Approvals