An engineering legacy.
Built on over time.
Established in 2004 with roots in Concrete Machinery Systems Ltd (CMS), Concrete Wetcast carries forward an established wetcast engineering heritage. New ownership in 2023 added over 60 years of combined direct industry experience, building on that foundation.
Engineering knowledge, carried forward.
From the CMS foundation to today’s production systems, each chapter has added to the knowledge behind Concrete Wetcast’s machinery.
The CMS foundation
Concrete Machinery Systems Ltd (CMS) dates from around June 1992, establishing the engineering foundation later carried forward by Concrete Wetcast.
From CMS to Concrete Wetcast
Concrete Wetcast was established in 2004, continuing the engineering legacy of CMS.
Following CMS’s closure, Concrete Wetcast acquired the designs, drawings and technical data for equipment and spares previously supplied by CMS and Multibloc. Experienced former CMS personnel brought their knowledge of the machinery and its customers into the business, providing continuity for existing manufacturers.
Building on that foundation
New ownership brought over 60 years of combined direct experience in the concrete machinery industry, spanning concrete batching, production equipment and hydraulic systems.
This complementary expertise added to Concrete Wetcast’s existing wetcast knowledge, strengthening its understanding of both individual machines and the production systems they form.
Continuing development in practice
Completed in Australia in August 2026, the CW400 installation provides a practical example of this accumulated engineering knowledge: a coordinated line for concrete paving flags, integrated with additional equipment specified by the customer.
Explore the Australian installation →The machine is part of a bigger production picture.
That accumulated engineering experience helps Concrete Wetcast consider the whole production process. Product dimensions, moulds, concrete preparation, handling arrangements and available factory space all influence the equipment a manufacturer needs.
Concrete Wetcast starts with these requirements, then plans an appropriate configuration—from introductory equipment for small batches and specials to connected wetcast production systems.
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