Our matrix is open
For your requirements
Discover customized insulation solutions for (almost) all applications
Production of any shape using the core shooting method
Variable fiber mix for a wide range of requirements
Extension of functionality by adding additives
Inexpensive and fast development of accessories
We develop your individual insulation system
With Vatral®, HSMC has developed an innovative, freely moldable insulating material that is suitable for a wide range of different applications thanks to its open structure. Vatral® stands for very lightweight mortars with a variable fiber matrix, ceramic and nano-based inorganic hybrid binders, various mineral closed-cell micro-lightweight fillers and application-specific functional additives. Vatral® mortars are variable, smoke-proof, prevent rust and mold and have high flow resistance (low convection). This makes them suitable for renovations, economical and non-combustible.
Shape, fibers, additives: the choice is yours
Production of molded parts
Vatral ® mortars can be easily adapted and smoothed by hand to a wide variety of shapes. The production of individual molded parts using the core shooting method is also possible at low cost.
Variable fiber mix
By using different fibers in the production of our mortars, we can create a variety of different properties. Contact us - together we will develop the perfect insulation material for your project!
Functional additives
The properties of the mortar can be influenced even more specifically by adding additives. Our individual formulations are therefore used in a wide variety of industries and environments.
Complex geometries thanks to core shooting
Core shooting is a widely used manufacturing process in the foundry industry and is characterized by a number of advantages that make it a preferred method for the production of complex core shapes. HSMC has adapted this process for the production of molded parts from Vatral mortars. A major advantage is the high precision and complexity that the process enables. High-precision and complex molded parts that would be difficult to produce with other processes can be manufactured using compressed air. Another advantage is the efficiency and speed of the core shooting process. The automated process makes it possible to produce large quantities in a short time, which leads to increased productivity and lower costs per unit, especially in series production.
