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White Polypropylene pp Bundle Macro Polymer Twisted Fibres for floor
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Polymer Twisted Fibres Product Overview
Polymer twisted Fibres are engineered to enhance concrete performance. Designed as a cost-effective alternative to steel fibers, they form a 3D reinforcement network within concrete matrices, mitigating microcracks caused by thermal fluctuations, plastic shrinkage, and drying stresses . The twisted bundle structure ensures optimal dispersion and bonding, delivering superior crack resistance and durability.
Density(g/cm3) | 0.91 +/- 0.01 | Raw material | PP |
Length(mm) | 20,36,48, 54mm | Equivalent Dia(mm) | 0.3±0.05 |
Shape | twisted | Break tensile Ratio(%) | 8-15 |
Crack Ratio | 20+/-5 % | Melting point ( C. Deg) | 160-170 |
Tensile Strength | >520 mpa | Water absorbency | NO |
Elastic Modulus (mPa) | >3500 | Resistance to acid & alkali | strong |
◆ Crack Control
· Reduces plastic and drying shrinkage cracks in concrete floors, industrial
slabs, and pavements.
· Recommended dosage: 2.7–5.5 kg/m³ (volume ratio: 0.3–0.6%) .
· Replaces steel fibers at 50% lower cost while maintaining equivalent crack
resistance .
◆ Durability Enhancement
· Improves freeze-thaw resistance in harsh climates, preventing scaling and spalling.
· Enhances abrasion resistance for high-traffic areas like warehouses and garages.
◆ Workability
· Compatible with standard concrete mixes; no need to adjust.
· Mixing requires a double-axle horizontal mixer for uniform dispersion. Stir for 5+ minutes/m³ to ensure even distribution .
Feature | Benefit for Flooring |
Cost Efficiency | Cuts material costs by 50% compared to steel fibers . |
Corrosion Resistance | Ideal for humid or chemically aggressive environments (e.g., basements, kitchens). |
Lightweight Design | Low density (0.91g/cm3) reduces structural load. |
Chemical Stability | Resists degradation from oils, detergents, and industrial chemicals. |
Easy Handling | Dry fibers integrate seamlessly into mixes without specialized equipment. |
◆ Mixing Process
· Add fibers to aggregates first, stir for 2 minutes, then introduce cement and water.
· For higher dosages (e.g., 5.5 kg/m³), extend mixing time to 7–10 minutes to ensure full dispersion .
◆ Curing
· Follow standard concrete curing protocols (e.g., moist curing for 7 days).
· Avoid rapid drying to minimize shrinkage.
◆ Combination with Mesh
Pair with polypropylene fiber mesh (0.9 kg/m²) for enhanced crack control in critical zones .
◆ Economic Considerations
· Cost Savings: Replacing 47 kg/m³ of steel fibers with 5.4 kg/m³ of XRT-PLW achieves equivalent reinforcement at 50% lower cost .
· Long-Term Value: Reduced maintenance needs due to improved durability and crack resistance.
◆ Customization & Availability
· Color: Available in white for aesthetically sensitive projects.
· Length:38,48,54,60mm etc.
Sold in 1 kg or 0.9 kg water-soluble bags for easy handling and eco-friendly disposal.
Non-Toxic: PP is inert and environmentally safe.
Certifications: Complies with ASTM C1116 and ISO 9001 standards.
· Industrial Floors: Used in automotive plants to reduce cracking under heavy machinery.
· Residential Projects: Applied in basement floors to prevent moisture-related damage.
· Commercial Spaces: Utilized in shopping malls for slip-resistant, low-maintenance surfaces.
For detailed technical data sheets or project-specific advice, contact the manufacturer directly. We can tailor solutions for extreme conditions (e.g., high-temperature environments) or specialized applications.
White Polypropylene pp Bundle Macro Polymer Twisted Fibres for floor
-----XRT-PLW
Polymer Twisted Fibres Product Overview
Polymer twisted Fibres are engineered to enhance concrete performance. Designed as a cost-effective alternative to steel fibers, they form a 3D reinforcement network within concrete matrices, mitigating microcracks caused by thermal fluctuations, plastic shrinkage, and drying stresses . The twisted bundle structure ensures optimal dispersion and bonding, delivering superior crack resistance and durability.
Density(g/cm3) | 0.91 +/- 0.01 | Raw material | PP |
Length(mm) | 20,36,48, 54mm | Equivalent Dia(mm) | 0.3±0.05 |
Shape | twisted | Break tensile Ratio(%) | 8-15 |
Crack Ratio | 20+/-5 % | Melting point ( C. Deg) | 160-170 |
Tensile Strength | >520 mpa | Water absorbency | NO |
Elastic Modulus (mPa) | >3500 | Resistance to acid & alkali | strong |
◆ Crack Control
· Reduces plastic and drying shrinkage cracks in concrete floors, industrial
slabs, and pavements.
· Recommended dosage: 2.7–5.5 kg/m³ (volume ratio: 0.3–0.6%) .
· Replaces steel fibers at 50% lower cost while maintaining equivalent crack
resistance .
◆ Durability Enhancement
· Improves freeze-thaw resistance in harsh climates, preventing scaling and spalling.
· Enhances abrasion resistance for high-traffic areas like warehouses and garages.
◆ Workability
· Compatible with standard concrete mixes; no need to adjust.
· Mixing requires a double-axle horizontal mixer for uniform dispersion. Stir for 5+ minutes/m³ to ensure even distribution .
Feature | Benefit for Flooring |
Cost Efficiency | Cuts material costs by 50% compared to steel fibers . |
Corrosion Resistance | Ideal for humid or chemically aggressive environments (e.g., basements, kitchens). |
Lightweight Design | Low density (0.91g/cm3) reduces structural load. |
Chemical Stability | Resists degradation from oils, detergents, and industrial chemicals. |
Easy Handling | Dry fibers integrate seamlessly into mixes without specialized equipment. |
◆ Mixing Process
· Add fibers to aggregates first, stir for 2 minutes, then introduce cement and water.
· For higher dosages (e.g., 5.5 kg/m³), extend mixing time to 7–10 minutes to ensure full dispersion .
◆ Curing
· Follow standard concrete curing protocols (e.g., moist curing for 7 days).
· Avoid rapid drying to minimize shrinkage.
◆ Combination with Mesh
Pair with polypropylene fiber mesh (0.9 kg/m²) for enhanced crack control in critical zones .
◆ Economic Considerations
· Cost Savings: Replacing 47 kg/m³ of steel fibers with 5.4 kg/m³ of XRT-PLW achieves equivalent reinforcement at 50% lower cost .
· Long-Term Value: Reduced maintenance needs due to improved durability and crack resistance.
◆ Customization & Availability
· Color: Available in white for aesthetically sensitive projects.
· Length:38,48,54,60mm etc.
Sold in 1 kg or 0.9 kg water-soluble bags for easy handling and eco-friendly disposal.
Non-Toxic: PP is inert and environmentally safe.
Certifications: Complies with ASTM C1116 and ISO 9001 standards.
· Industrial Floors: Used in automotive plants to reduce cracking under heavy machinery.
· Residential Projects: Applied in basement floors to prevent moisture-related damage.
· Commercial Spaces: Utilized in shopping malls for slip-resistant, low-maintenance surfaces.
For detailed technical data sheets or project-specific advice, contact the manufacturer directly. We can tailor solutions for extreme conditions (e.g., high-temperature environments) or specialized applications.
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