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Embossed Synthetic Macro Fiber is made from 100% polypropylene through a special molding and surface treatment, and its textured surface locks into the cement matrix better—so it bonds more strongly and transfers stress more effectively than smooth fibers.
Embossed Synthetic Macro Fiber is also acid- and alkali-resistant, has good tensile strength, disperses easily, and is easy to work with—won't harm vehicles or pavement, and needs no special upkeep. So it can replace steel fibers to reduce cracking in cement concrete and noticeably improve concrete's toughness and flexural performance.
| Tensile Strength | >650 MPa |
| Elastic Modulus (MPa) | >10GPa |
| Size | 48mm,50mm,54mm, or customized |
| Melting point ( C. Deg) | 165-175 |
| Density(g/cm3) | 0.91 +/- 0.01 |
| Resistance to acid & alkali | Strong |
| Appearance | White or black, grey, and Embossed |
A consistent textured design lets the fiber grip the cement matrix more
effectively — compared with smooth fibers, it significantly improves
bond strength and stress
transfer.
When concrete or shotcrete contains embossed coarse fibers, each fiber becomes part of
the whole matrix. Even after the concrete cracks, the fibers can still carry some load,
which boosts the material’s post-crack ductility and toughness.
Plastic causes much less wear on concrete pumps and hoses, making on-site work
simpler and safer.
When plain cement grout is blasted out during shotcreting, it tends to break apart and rebound. Adding embossed coarse plastic
fibers gives the grout a crisscrossed skeleton so the material holds together better. Cement also seeps into the fibers’ grooves, so
during spraying the fibers catch loose cement and create physical resistance—reducing rebound.
White/natural-colored fibers aren't easily seen in concrete, making them
suitable for fair- faced concrete and decorative exposed surfaces, helping to
maintain a uniform appearance.
White is usually uncolored natural polymers (e.g., PP, PE), which means no
colorants or fillers are added, making the chemical makeup easier to control and improving performance reliability.
White fibers are easier to spot during mixing and placing, so you can quickly check distribution by eye, and they're simpler to
identify and sample in test specimens.
Most synthetic fibers are naturally white — coloring them adds extra steps and expense, so white is typically the go-to.
Note: If you need UV protection, zone identification, safety signaling, or special decorative effects, you can choose colored fibers or
add functional coatings.
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PCE superplasticizer, also known as polycarboxylate superplasticizer, is a high-performance water reducer. This PCE-based admixture offers strong water reduction and slump retention. But improper use can cause cement incompatibility, bleeding, segregation, over-dosing, surface bubbles, delayed setting and strength loss. To prevent these issues, test compatibility, control dosage and mixing water, follow placing procedures, and never mix PCE with naphthalene-based water reducers. Anhui Xinrui-te supplies polycarboxylate water reducer and polycarboxylic acid superplasticizer.
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Global ocean freight keeps rising, with South America routes hit hardest. Traditional liquid PCE superplasticizer only has 40‑50% solid content. Water fills much of the container space, driving up logistics costs and increasing the risk of performance degradation during long‑distance hot sea transport. This article covers three main PCE forms: liquid, powder, and flake, and highlights the merits of flake or powder PCE superplasticizer. Cost simulation based on a 40'GP container shows that high‑solid solid‑form PCE greatly reduces freight cost per ton of active substance. With stable performance, long shelf life, low storage requirements, and good compatibility with ready‑mix concrete and dry mortar, it is a preferred cost‑saving solution for concrete admixture importers and distributors amid surging ocean freight.
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