Cement ( 8 Results )
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General purpose Portland cement known and found all over the world.
A mix of crushed clinker and gypsum to fulfill the requirements of the standard specifications ES 4756-1/2022 and EN 197-1/2011.
Applications
General purpose cement (reinforced concrete structures, bridges, railway infrastructure, tanks & reservoirs, culverts, pipes, floors, pavement, sidewalks and masonry units).
All uses where the special properties of other types are not required
Where high compressive strength is required
Where concrete is not subjected to specific exposures, such as Sulphate attacks from soil or water.
General purpose portland pozzolana cement known and found all over the world.
A mix of crushed clinker and gypsum to fulfill the requirements of the standard specifications ES 4756-1/2022 and EN 197-1/2011.
Applications
General purpose cement (reinforced concrete structures, bridges, railway infrastructure, tanks & reservoirs, culverts, pipes, floors, pavement, sidewalks and masonry units).
All uses where the special properties of other types are not required
Where high compressive strength is required
Where concrete is not subjected to specific exposures, such as Sulphate attacks from soil or water.
Sulphates-resistant cement is recommended for use in concrete exposed to large Sulphates levels.
The cement’s Sulphates resistance is due to its low tri-calcium aluminate (C3A) content.
Applications
Concrete works subjected to aggressive soils or ground water and where high Sulphate exposure is expected. It is also suitable for foundation work.
Sewage works
Precast sewage water pipe and manholes
An easy-to-spread cement finishing material suitable for shell mortar work and all finishing works. It gives high adhesion to surfaces and is used in shell and ceramic works and building walls.
Applications
Non-structural concrete applications
Plastering, rendering and pavement works
Tile adhesives and grouting mortars
Non-structural precast elements
Masonry cement that mixes Portland cement clinker, inorganic constituents and gypsum to fulfill the requirements of the standard specifications of EN 413/1-2011.
Applications
Non-structural concrete applications
Plastering, rendering and pavement works
Tile adhesives and grouting mortars
Non-structural precast elements
General purpose Portland cement known and found all over the world.
A mix of crushed clinker and gypsum to fulfill the requirements of the standard specifications ES 4756-1/2022 and EN 197-1/2011.
Applications
General purpose cement (reinforced concrete structures, bridges, railway infrastructure, tanks & reservoirs, culverts, pipes, floors, pavement, sidewalks and masonry units).
All uses where the special properties of other types are not required
Where high compressive strength is required
Where concrete is not subjected to specific exposures, such as Sulphate attacks from soil or water.
Sulphate-resistant pozzolanic cement, grade 42.5, in accordance with European standards. It is used to protect foundations from cracks resulting from expansion, fragmentation, and corrosion. It is used in all concrete constructions and reinforced foundations exposed to direct sulphate salts in agricultural lands and lands near wastewater.
Applications
Concrete works subjected to aggressive soils or ground water and where high Sulphate exposure is expected. It is also suitable for foundation work.
Sewage works.
Precast sewage water pipe and manholes.
High-quality, environmentally friendly pozzolana cement with 20% less carbon emissions. It is used in foundations, reinforced concrete, and in all construction and building works and various concrete structures such as reinforced walls, water tanks, bridges, etc., due to its high operability, which gives the building strength and solidity.
Applications
General purpose cement (reinforced concrete structures, bridges, railway infrastructure, tanks & reservoirs, culverts, pipes, floors, pavement, sidewalks and masonry units).
All uses where the special properties of other types are not required
Where high compressive strength is required
Where concrete is not subjected to specific exposures, such as Sulphate attacks from soil or water.
