Chryso, a global leader in sustainable construction solutions and part of Saint-Gobain Construction Chemicals, is set to showcase its latest innovations, Quad™ and Chryso®Convert C, at World of Concrete 2025 (Booth #S-11326). These advanced admixture solutions are at the forefront of Chryso’s upcoming Circular Economy Program.
Enabling Circular Economy Practices
Quad is designed to optimize the use of challenging aggregates and enhance concrete performance, while supporting a circular economy approach. Key features include:
Circular Economy Benefits: Utilize locally sourced aggregates to minimize environmental impact and reduce production costs.
Enhanced Aggregate Utilization: Adapts to complex aggregates, such as harsh manufactured sands or those with lower gradation, ensuring high-performance concrete.
Cost Efficiency: Reduces procurement costs and carbon footprint by leveraging locally sourced aggregates and deconstruction site materials.
“Sourcing quality sand has become a major challenge for the concrete industry,” says Chryso North America Senior Director of Technical Services G. Terry Harris. “Our expanded Quad portfolio enables the use of lower-quality, locally sourced sands without compromising concrete performance, while reducing the concrete CO2 footprint.”
Revolutionizing Returned Concrete Management
Chryso Convert C offers a simple, efficient and sustainable solution for managing returned plastic concrete:
Effortless Transformation: Converts leftover plastic concrete into a dry, hardened, reusable granular material through a fast, mixer-based process.
Cost Savings: Reduces waste disposal costs, while enabling the reuse of granular materials.
Sustainable Practices: Packaged in water-soluble bags, Chryso Convert C simplifies operations and significantly minimizes waste.
“Chryso Convert C empowers our customers to maximize resources and minimize waste, reinforcing our commitment to a sustainable future,” Harris says.
Pioneering the Circular Economy
The Quad and Chryso Convert C solutions form the cornerstone of Chryso’s upcoming Circular Economy Program. This initiative expands on the company’s Curbing CO2 at the Source program, focusing on unlocking sustainability through:
Circular Tools for Success: Actionable insights through advanced metrics, workshops, webinars and co-creation opportunities in regional labs.
Innovation Partnerships: Pilot projects to test and refine new solutions.
Knowledge Sharing: Technical bulletins, case studies and a project profile library to showcase best practices.
Chryso’s Circular Economy Program is designed to help customers lead in sustainable construction practices, achieve operational efficiency and enhance performance with actionable insights and advanced metrics.
Supporting the Concrete Industry Management Auction
As part of its commitment to supporting the next generation of leaders in the concrete industry, Chryso has donated premium admixtures worth $45,000 to the CIM Auction at World of Concrete. This package offers superior solutions to enhance concrete durability, workability and strength. The auction provides critical funds for CIM programs at five public universities.
Visit Chryso at World of Concrete 2025
Visit Booth #S-11326 at World of Concrete 2025 to see how these solutions can revolutionize your construction practices. In addition, be among the first to discover EnviroAdd™, Chryso’s new portfolio of customized cement activators designed for North American customers. And, on Jan. 21 at 2:30pm PST, stop by Chryso’s exhibit to enjoy espresso and listen to an inspiring Women in Concrete Coffee Chat.
About Chryso
Chryso, part of Saint-Gobain Construction Chemicals, is a global leader in sustainable construction solutions. With a team of 3,000 experts worldwide, we develop cutting-edge admixtures and additives to tackle the toughest challenges in the concrete and cement industry. From scientists to commercial teams, we deliver tailored solutions and foster long-lasting relationships that catalyze innovation and success. Our solutions not only enhance our customers’ competitive edge, but also significantly reduce their carbon footprint and improve material performance, helping to build a better future, for both people and the planet.
