About Cintec™ Heritage

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International engineering excellence

Based in Wales, UK, Cintec™ International Ltd. has been a leader in innovative thinking Engineering Research and Development since 1984. Originally called Cavity Lock Systems, Cintec™ International Ltd now provides Turn-Key design and installation of Masonry Anchoring Stabilization systems and Explosion Blast Mitigation Protection products and services globally through:

  • Cintec™ International Ltd in Wales
  • Cintec™ Canada Ltd in Ottawa Canada
  • Cintec™ America Inc. in Baltimore U.S.A.
  • Cintec™ Australasia Pty, Ltd in Newcastle, Australia
  • Cintec™ India in Delhi, India

These independent but colobrative engineering design and consulting companies together with partnerships and agents throughout the world, form a unique global presence.

Cintec™’s product range includes subdivisions that offer clients turn-key engineering service packages, including design engineering and installation contracting.

Our 3 primary areas of expertise are:

1. Cintec™ Anchoring And Reinforcement

The Cintec™ anchoring system has many standard and specialized applications as detailed in our case studies:

Repair

As durable and strong as masonry can be, such structures are continuously exposed to pollutants, seismic movement, structure settlement, freeze-thaw cycles, even dirt. The Cintec™ anchoring system is custom-designed for each structure to repair all types of masonry problems, including cracking in brick work (including corner cracks), walls separating from main structures, failing archways, bridges and parapets, and chimney faults, to help restore and maintain structural integrity.

Stabilization

Masonry in historical buildings often deteriorates to become unstable, its walls riddled with rubble, cavities or disconnected masonry. A Cintec™ anchoring solution is ideal for stabilisation because it is easily fixed, even in weak materials; it can bridge cavities; it is sympathetic with existing structures; it is durable—tested in an accelerated 40-year cycle; and it is custom-designed for each application orginformation.com. Cintec™ anchoring, under Seistec, is also proven for its seismic reinforcement, to repair the damage caused by earthquakes and, at the same time, reinforce a structure against future quakes.

Conservation

At Cintec™, we strive to use our knowledge and products to preserve buildings and structures while maintaining their historic character. Our work in heritage restoration is unmatched for our minimal intervention and our durability. In fact, our conservation efforts extend to retrofit earthquake protection for some of the world’s historic sites.

Strengthening

Cintec™ and Archtec designs internally strengthen original architectural elements, increasing their load-bearing capacity. Earth-retaining and water-retaining structures also benefit from versatile Cintec™ anchoring system whose remarkable strengthening capabilities are tailored to meet the requirements of each application.

2. Blastec Blast Mitigation

To strengthen structures by engineering and installing explosion blast mitigation systems to resist damage

3. Waterwall Blast Suppression And Isolation

Engineer design and install flexible Waterwall solutions to provide rapid blast protection against improvised explosive devices, including mitigation of the effects of dirty bombs and a range of products developed for fire and emergency services.

Case Studies

Article in USA Wales-based Cintec Celebrate Further Success In North America Read Article

Structural engineering firm Cintec International, whose head office is based in Newport, has announced further success for their sister company in North America. The company has worked on various projects around North America including the Statue of Liberty, the Library of Parliament in Canada, the White House as well as projects around the world such […]

Article in UK Weigh House, French Street, Southampton Download PDF

The Weigh House is an historic building in French Street, in the Old Town, with a fascinating history. In the mid thirteenth century, it housed the royal Tron, or weigh beam, scales and weights. Known in medieval times as the Peysage or Poysage House (from the Old French ‘peser’ meaning to weigh) it was where […]

Article in UK Highcliffe Castle, Christchurch, Dorset Download PDF

Highcliffe Castle is a Grade I listed building now owned by Christchurch Council, and has been described as arguably the most important surviving house of the romantic and picturesque style of architecture, which flourished at the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century.