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XRT-SMI
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| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (L×Φ) | 20-60 mm × 0.3-1.2 mm |
| Aspect Ratio | 20-100 |
| Tensile Strength | ≥600 MPa |
| Buckling Resistance | ≥3 cycles |
| Surface Profile | Anchoring ends with micro-texturing (h=1.5-2.0mm) |
Notes:
1. Fiber count per kg calculated using nominal dimensions (steel density: 7.85 g/cm³).
2. Dimensions and coatings available.
High anchorage — milled ends with rough texture for superior bond and crack resistance.
Good dispersion — uniform shape, no clumping, easy mixing and placement.
High impact & wear resistance — suppresses microcracks; ideal for roads, floors, tunnels.
Cost-effective production — consistent sizes, cheaper than stainless or shear-wave fibers.
| Dimensions (Length × Diameter) | L/D | Dispersion | Features & Applications |
| 20mm×0.6mm | 33.33 | PERFECT | Non-clumping, low rebound — ideal for shotcrete, thin-walled elements and pumping. |
| 25mm×0.7mm | 35.71 | PERFECT | Standard grade — floors, repairs, conventional pavements; highest construction compatibility. |
| 30mm×0.8mm | 37.5 | VERY GOOD | Main market sizes — suitable for cast-in-place, precast, and highway pavements. |
| 32mm×0.8mm | 40.00 | GOOD | Heavy-duty floors and bridge decks — mixes fine with normal mixing; pay attention at high dosages. |
| 35mm×0.9mm | 38.89 | GOOD | Erosion/abrasion resistance and structural strengthening — not recommended for long-distance pumping. |
| 40mm×0.9mm | 44.44 | GENERAL | Prone to slight clumping — suitable only for hand mixing / localized casting; pumping prohibited. |
A: Don’t use drum-style mixers that just tumble — use a forced-action mixer. The stronger shearing action helps break up fiber clumps.
Start by making a uniform paste first, then add the fibers slowly in several batches instead of dumping a whole bag in at once. After
the last batch goes in, mix at no less than about 100 rpm for another 2–3 minutes. Use a polycarboxylate (PCE) superplasticizer to
keep the mix workable, and if you’re using a high fiber dose, do trial mixes first to confirm the procedure.
A: Yes, they do. At too high a dosage, the fibers reduce slump and make the mix harder to pump. Here's what you can do to keep
things on track: Use chemical admixtures like high-performance PCE superplasticizers or viscosity-modifying agents to hold the
slump and workability where you want them; Optimize your aggregate grading, don't allow extra water on site, control the fiber
dosage, and add the fibers in stages rather than all at once; Run a trial pump before the actual pumping — it's always safer to test
first.
A: Typical packaging is 25 kg bags/boxes, bulk, or big bags (FIBCs). MOQ depends on the supplier and the product—orders can range
from single samples up to tonnage. Lead time is usually 5–15 days depending on stock and order size. Our sample policy: small
samples (up to 500 g) are provided free of charge.
