1180Mpa Hooked Glued Steel Fiber For Concrete Reinforcement

Steel Fiber Carbon Steel Fiber Glued Hooked Fiber For Concrete Reinforcement

Glued Steel Fiber Introduction:

Steel fiber concrete flooring can provide superior resistance to minimize cracks in hardened concrete, as well as maximum resistance to withstand heavy loads, either dynamic or static. If you decide to use steel fiber concrete flooring, you can select to use a ‘joint-less floor’. Joint-less floors are floors that have minimal joints, providing spaces without joints as large as 40 or 50-meter span wide.

How and When the Fiber is Added

Typically the fibers are added at the batch plant, just after all concrete aggregates are being mixed. Some people would request to have the fiber added at the job site, but then the QA/QC should have more control on how much fiber is added. The steel fiber manufacturer can provide guidance on how to mix and the amount needed to obtain the desired results. Be aware that if you add too much fiber, it might show up at the surface when finishing the concrete so be cautious about the amounts being mixed.

Glued Steel Fiber Specs:

Advantages of Steel Fibers in Concrete

• Reduced site labor for managing steel reinforcement
• Reduced project costs
• Increased impact and abrasion resistance
• Even distribution of fibers throughout the concrete
• Tougher surface with fewer bleed holes
• Savings will be greater for heavier crack control systems

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