MM Future Technology LLC

Florida, United States · Established in 2020

My Family, Safe Forever.

We provide planning, quantity takeoffs, estimating, material supply, and installation for EPS-core SCIP panel systems.

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How SCIP Panels Work

Exploded view of the EPS core, wire meshes, connectors, and coatings
Exploded panel view · Select to enlarge
Continuous EPS Core

The EPS core provides thermal insulation within the wall assembly. Performance depends on thickness and system configuration.

Wire Mesh and Connectors

Welded wire mesh sits on both sides of the core. Steel connectors tie the two mesh layers together through the panel.

Field-Applied Coatings

After installation, crews apply the coatings specified for the project. Design and detailing are verified for the selected system.

SCIP Technical Illustrations

Select an illustration to enlarge it. Dimensions and anchors shown are illustrative. Follow the approved drawings and applicable technical documentation for each project. Wind, fire, and impact performance depend on the assembly and applicable testing.

SCIP Structural Walls
SCIP Structural Walls
Panel layout, corners, openings, and installation.
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The sheet shows structural walls, interior and exterior 90-degree corners, door and window openings, slab anchorage, opening reinforcement, and T-junctions. It also illustrates the wall-to-slab section, typical panel sizes, and installation from layout to final finishes. Use project-approved drawings for dimensions and anchorage.

Wall layout
Exterior SCIP wall, 90-degree corner, door opening
Connection details
Interior and exterior corners, door and window openings, slab anchorage, opening mesh, T-junction
Wall section
Structural mortar on both faces, EPS core, welded wire mesh, concrete slab
Installation sequence
Layout, starter bars, panel placement, reinforcing mesh, structural mortar, finishes
Wind and Hurricanes
Wind and Hurricanes
Illustration of a home exposed to a storm.
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The illustration depicts a home in hurricane conditions. Wind and debris performance depend on the tested assembly and project design.

Fire and Ballistic Resistance
Fire and Ballistic Resistance
Illustration of conditions that require specific testing.
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The source illustrates fire exposure and ballistic impact. Any rating applies to the specific tested assembly and test conditions.

Termites and Chemical Exposure
Termites and Chemical Exposure
Illustration of exposure to pests and chemicals.
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The source illustrates termite and chemical exposure. Protective measures depend on the product and project conditions.

Thermal and Acoustic Insulation
Thermal and Acoustic Insulation
Illustration of the role of the EPS core.
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The source illustrates thermal insulation and sound control. The EPS core and the complete assembly influence performance.

Impact and Durability
Impact and Durability
Illustration of service conditions.
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The source illustrates impact resistance and durability in service. Performance depends on the selected assembly and exposure.

Corporate Identity
Corporate Identity
Cover illustration from the company profile.
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Company profile cover. My Family, Safe Forever.

Company Profile Illustration Series
Company Profile Illustration Series
Original illustration from page 12 of the company profile.
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Company illustration series covering hurricanes, fire, ballistic impact, chemical exposure, termites, thermal and acoustic insulation, impact, and durability.

History and Applications of SCIP Panels

Explore how SCIP panels are manufactured, assembled, and installed. Select any illustration to enlarge it.

History and Manufacturing

Evolution of the Panel
Evolution of the Panel
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The illustrated timeline traces three-dimensional mesh-and-core panels from their early development in the 1960s and 1970s through industrial production, wider building applications, and use in multiple countries today.

1960s–1970s
Early three-dimensional panels with steel mesh and an EPS core
1980s–1990s
Industrial production and wider use in buildings
1990s–2000s
Refinements in design, production, and concrete application
2000s onward
Wider adoption and applications across multiple countries
From Patent to Industrial Production
From Patent to Industrial Production
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The source traces the development of wire matrices and manufacturing equipment in the 1970s and illustrates automated production of panels with steel meshes, diagonal connectors, and an EPS core in the 1980s.

1970s
Development of three-dimensional wire matrices and manufacturing equipment
1980s
Automated European production with two meshes, diagonal connectors, and an EPS core
On site
Panels completed with sprayed concrete or mortar
Expansion of the System
Expansion of the System
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The illustration highlights EVG in Austria and M2 Emmedue and Schnell in Italy as industrial references for automated production and applications in walls, slabs, roofs, and stairs.

EVG · Austria
Automated production lines and wall and slab applications
M2 Emmedue · Italy
Integrated panel construction system
Schnell · Italy
Panel manufacturing machinery and systems
Schnell Home and Concrewall
Schnell Home and Concrewall
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The sheet shows Schnell Home manufacturing machinery and the Concrewall assembly with welded galvanized steel meshes, diagonal connectors, and an EPS core. Its examples include wall, roof, floor, and stair panels.

Manufacturing
Schnell Home machinery for building components
Concrewall assembly
Welded galvanized steel mesh, diagonal connectors, and an insulating EPS core
Applications
Wall panels, roof and slab panels, and stair panels

Components and Details

Exploded Panel View
Exploded Panel View
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EPS Core and Wire Mesh
EPS Core and Wire Mesh
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Connections and Reinforcement Details
Connections and Reinforcement Details
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Field Applications

M2 Installation Sequence
M2 Installation Sequence
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The illustrated M2 sequence covers receiving and storage, layout and starter bars, cutting and placement, joints and reinforcement, openings and lintels, building services, alignment and bracing, pre-application inspection, spray application, curing, and final checks.

Preparation
Receiving and storage, layout and starter bars, panel cutting and placement
Reinforcement and services
Joints, reinforcing mesh, openings and lintels, electrical and plumbing
Inspection and coating
Alignment and bracing, pre-coating inspection, sprayed mortar, curing and final checks
Walls, Slabs, and Roofs
Walls, Slabs, and Roofs
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The illustration shows field assembly of walls, corners and junctions, openings, building services, and panels for slabs, roofs, and stairs.

Wall assembly
Wall panels, corners, junctions, and openings
Other applications
Floor slabs, roofs, and stairs
Inspection, Spray Application, and Finishing
Inspection, Spray Application, and Finishing
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Jobsite Coordination
Jobsite Coordination
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Services

Quantity Takeoffs and Estimating

Drawing and scope review, quantity takeoffs, panel layouts, material lists, and scheduling.

Architecture and Engineering Coordination

From initial sketches to construction documents, with coordination across architecture, structure, and building systems.

Supply and Logistics

Coordination of panels, mesh, reinforcement, equipment, shipping, and deliveries in installation order.

Installation and Supervision

Crew organization, wall and slab panel installation, and coordination of coatings and finishes.

Field Work and Installation

Project photography from the company profile and the leadership team's professional portfolio.

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Residential Buildings in Hollywood

Wall and slab installation, interior layouts, and coordination of work areas.

Installation Overview
Installation Overview
Wall and Slab Layout
Wall and Slab Layout
Materials on Site
Materials on Site
Construction Progress and Work Areas
Construction Progress and Work Areas
Aerial View by Area
Aerial View by Area
Interior Wall Layout
Interior Wall Layout
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Single-Family Homes

Building envelope and roof installation, temporary supports, and opening preparation.

Building Envelope Installation
Building Envelope Installation
Exterior View of the Home
Exterior View of the Home
Work Area and Temporary Supports
Work Area and Temporary Supports
Exterior Walls with Wire Mesh
Exterior Walls with Wire Mesh
Connections and Openings
Connections and Openings
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SCIP Panel Installation Details

Installation sequence and details visible before the coating is applied.

Wall Installation
Wall Installation
Slab Before Coating
Slab Before Coating
Exterior Wall Junction
Exterior Wall Junction
Stairway During Installation
Stairway During Installation
Vertical Wall Panel Installation
Vertical Wall Panel Installation

Project Planning and Technical Support

Villa del Mar

Lake Placid, Florida

Takeoffs, quantity review, and a SCIP panel proposal for a phase of 42 homes across six buildings.

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Agosto–septiembre de 2026

Prepared takeoffs and technical and cost documentation for a six-building phase. The proposal established quantities to evaluate the SCIP panel system.

Vista Park Living Apartments

Lamesa, Texas

Drawing review and preliminary estimate for a three-story, 36-unit building.

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September 2026

Cataloged the drawings, identified information needed, and prepared the preliminary estimate.

K Reilly Residence

Efland, North Carolina

Site condition review, takeoffs, and a proposal for repairs, coatings, and surface finishing.

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Octubre–noviembre de 2026

Measured surfaces, reviewed site conditions, and evaluated materials and logistics to prepare the proposal.

Portrait of Julio Martí

Julio Martí

Founder and CEO of MM Future Technology LLC. He has more than 24 years of experience in industrialized construction, panel installation, logistics, and operations.

His experience includes technical leadership and field coordination in the Caribbean and United States, panel systems and production management training with M2 Italia, and a Concrewall installer credential issued by Schnell S.p.A. in 2025.

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For a scope review, please have the project location, available drawings, and current construction phase on hand.

Call +1 (786) 720-5829 juliomm_ceo@mmfuturetech.com