MARKCHEM MICRO SILCIA is composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2), collected from silicon metal and ferrosilicon. Micro Silica will react with the Calcium Hydroxide from the cement, which will form more of the Calcium Silicate hydrate, increasing the strength of the concrete. Using Micro Silica will also increase the durability of the concrete.
FIBPRO 3X 50/50 steel fibres are designed specifically for the reinforcement of concrete, mortars and other cementitious mixes. FIBPRO 3X 50/50 is a low carbon wire deformed with hooked ends to provide optimum performance within the concrete mix. FIBPRO 3X 50/50 steel fibres are European Standard EN 14889-1:2006 compliant and have been specifically designed to meet or exceed the defined performance requirements.
FIBPRO 3X steel fibres are designed specially for the reinforcement of concrete, mortars and other cementitious mixes. FIBPRO 3X is a low carbon wire deformed with hooked ends to provide optimum performance within the concrete mix. FIBPRO 3X steel fibers are European Standard EN 14889-1:2006 compliant and have been specifically designed to meet or exceed the defined performance requirements
Micro Steel Fibre Brass Coated High Carbon-Steel fibre used in High Performance densified concrete system. They are available in different diameter & length sizes.
Applications :
UHPC Concrete
Railway Sleepers
Manhole Covers
Random fibre mix produces better matrix building
When fully annealed, melt extract stainless steel fibers are more pliable and ductile. They not only allow for more user-friendly than the stiff cut fibers, but also have better flow features. It is especially characterized by thermal shock resistance, steep thermal gradients resistance and mechanical shock resistance, minimizing damage and delaying failure caused by cracking. Thanks to their optimum aspect radio, rapid fiber separation during the mixing phase are better guaranteed.
Gives its outstanding performance in thermal shock resistance, melt extract fibers are ideal for refractory concrete used in steel works and factories.
