More Effective Coatings; Maintaining an Attractive Look

Innovations That Make Exterior Walls More Durable

Construction costs are only one factor in profitability calculations for buildings. Most costs are incurred during a building’s useful life – exterior walls, for example, need renovating.

Which solutions significantly extend an exterior wall’s durability? Which coatings prevent moisture-induced damage and improve energy balances?

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Carbon Neutrality: a Company Goal

Climate protection is at the very top of WACKER’s agenda. We want to use sustainable products to become carbon neutral by 2050 . To achieve this goal, we’ll create new – and strengthen existing – sustainability business fields. At the same time, we’ll assess our entire portfolio for sustainability. Should a product not meet all the criteria, we’ll set about improving it.

Learn more about WACKER’s sustainability strategy .

Interested in Learning More about Our Pioneering Solutions?

WACKER has a broad portfolio of custom solutions for the construction industry. We focus on developing new products for a better and more sustainable future.

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Building for Greater Sustainability; Lowering VOC Values

Digitalization means that even more of our lives will play out in enclosed spaces. Offices and homes will no longer be judged solely in terms of functionality and aesthetics – air quality will be a major factor too. So it’s good to know that you can already achieve massive reductions in emissions from paints and adhesives by using WACKER binders.

Shorter Construction Periods Using Less Concrete

More people than ever before will be moving to cities in the decades to come. But where will the billions come from for new roads, bridges and tunnels? Innovative technologies from WACKER make infrastructure projects more efficient by reducing construction time and saving resources.

Reaching Ever Greater Heights on Tomorrow’s Quality and Safety Front

Urbanization is moving forward at an unprecedented rate. Where are all the new city dwellers supposed to live? If we hope to avoid more urban sprawl, our cities will have to grow taller in the future.