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Made from 100% virgin polypropylene, Polypropylene mesh fiber resembles a fine net of interconnected monofilaments. When you mix it into concrete, the stirring and rubbing can break apart the horizontal connections, and the filaments or netting stretch out fully — so the concrete ends up being reinforced by a huge number of polypropylene fibers (over 7 million per m²).
Density (g/cm3) | 0.91+/-0.01 | Elastic Modulas (mPa) | > 4000 |
Equivalent Diameter (um) | 100 | Shape | Beam-like Net |
Crack Elongation(%) | ≥ 15 | Acid &Alkali Resistance | Strong |
Tensile Strength (MPa) | 400min. | Length (mm) | Times of 4 mm or 6 mm |
Melting Point (℃) | 160 –170 | Tensile Ratio (%) | 5-10 |
◆Inrease seepage resistance ◆Prolong endurance ◆Increase cracking resistance ◆Increase fire resistance ◆Strengthen spurt & fatigue
◆Improve tensile, bending & folding strength
◆Strong acid & alkali resistance and good endurance
◆Improve plastic deformity
Generally, the proper length of the fiber added to concrete is 18mm, and for spray concrete, it is 12mm.
Usually, the proper amount of concrete is 0.9kg/m3; the waterproof layer of the bridge requires 1.20-1.8kg/m3; the spray concrete in the tunnel is also 1.8kg/m3. The fiber has greater effects on concrete when combined with active compounds, such as silica ash, coal powder, ground slag, and zeolite powder.
A double-axle horizontal mixer is preferable; a self-dropping cylinder mixer is also acceptable.
Crushed stones, fibers, and sand are fed sequentially into the mixer. After stirring for about 2-3 minutes, the fiber will fully spread. Then add cement and water, and stir again as per the normal process. The addition of materials can also be performed as usual, but the stirring time should be extended to more than 4 minutes to ensure the fiber is completely dispersed.
Here is a quick, back‑of‑the‑envelope estimate—based on a few reasonable assumptions and typical U.S. labor‑rate ranges—of the approximate additional labor cost per cubic meter/cubic yard when polypropylene mesh fibers are mixed into concrete.
Extra labor time (per m³ of concrete) | Lower-end hourly labor rate | Typical hourly labor rate |
$30/hr | $40/h | |
Negligible impact:0 min | 0 | 0 |
Low impact:5 min | $2.50/m³ | $3.33/m³ |
Moderate impact:10 min | $5.00/m³ | $6.67/m³ |
Noted:
1. If the fibers are just mixed in dry and the pumping/placement goes smoothly,
It’s usually “low impact” or “negligible.”
2.Quick formula: added cost ($/m³) = (hourly rate ÷ 60) × extra minutes.
Conclusion: In most cases, adding mesh fibers won’t raise labor costs — or only adds a tiny bit.
As a leading polypropylene mesh fiber factory, we specialize in producing premium virgin PP fibers for the global construction market. We offer high-quality polypropylene mesh fiber in various lengths (such as 12mm and 18mm) to meet specific project requirements, from tunnel shotcrete to bridge deck overlays. Whether you are looking for a trusted PP mesh fiber manufacturer or a wholesale concrete fiber supplier that provides competitive factory prices, XRT-MS is your ideal partner. Our advanced fibrillated design makes us a top-tier supplier of concrete reinforcement fibers, delivering easy-to-disperse solutions that minimize labor impact while maximizing engineering performance.
1. Q: Can polypropylene mesh fiber cut long-term concrete maintenance cost?
A: Yes. Polypropylene mesh fiber blocks early plastic microcracks fundamentally to prevent water seepage, spalling, and damage
caused by crack expansion, greatly lowering later maintenance frequency of pavement, floor and tunnel, and cutting total long-
term project cost.
2. Q: What are the differences between mesh concrete reinforcement fiber and ordinary monofilament PP staple fiber?
A: Ordinary monofilament PP fiber easily floats and distributes unevenly during mixing. Polypropylene mesh fiber is an integrated
mesh structure, split into millions of filaments evenly interspersed inside concrete after stirring, with much higher 3D
reinforcement density and better micro-crack control without floating mortar.
3. Q: Will low-temperature winter construction affect polypropylene fibrillated fiber performance?
A: Polypropylene mesh fiber has excellent low-temperature toughness, maintaining stable tensile and dispersion performance
under -20℃ without brittle break during winter mixing & pouring. This polypropylene mesh fiber works steadily for cold-region
infrastructure and water conservancy projects.
4. Q: What specifications and packaging are available?
A: 0.6/0.9/1.0kg/PE film bag or water-soluble bag, Carton or water-soluble carton, or plastic woven bag are okay.
Offer OEM/ODM services.
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