We are pleased to announce the official inclusion of the ETPM* (technical data sheet) for MCC1 cement, validated by the CSTB, in full technical equivalence with conventional CEM-type cements under the NF EN 197-1 standard on key performance criteria.
💡 Key Takeaways:
Concrete made with MCC1 cement demonstrates equivalent performance to concrete made with conventional cements in terms of:
✅ Creep and total shrinkage
✅ Post-peak and cyclic compression behavior
✅ Steel/concrete bond strength (static and cyclic)
✅ Cold joint performance
✅ Cement equivalent to a 42.5 at equal dosage
✅ Validated strength classes:
• C25/30 and C30/37
• C35/45
✅ Exposure classes:
XC4 / XF1 / XF3 / XS2 / XD3f / XA2
✅ Validated alkali-silica reaction resistance: PR aggregates are compatible.
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🎯 This technical recognition confirms that cold-activated clay-based cement technology can play a central role in decarbonizing the cement industry, while meeting performance, durability, and ease-of-use standards.
We demonstrate that it is possible to produce locally, using quarry waste, while delivering results aligned with market expectations.
👉 This is not a niche cement, but a scalable, industrializable solution ready for large-scale deployment.
It’s a small but foundational step toward more sustainable, local, and responsible construction
🙏 Thank you to the entire Materrup team — technicians, engineers, operators — for their dedication, precision, and collective effort.
And a special thanks to CSTB for their support through this key milestone.