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XRT-PLW
xinrui-te
550340
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 |
| Feature | Details |
| Save money | About 50% cheaper than steel fibers — more budget left for what matters. |
| Corrosion Resistance | Holds up in damp or chemically harsh environments, such as basements and kitchens. |
| Lightweight Design | At just 0.91 g/cm³, it reduces your structure's weight. |
Chemical Stability | Not bothered by oil, detergents, or common industrial chemicals. |
| Easy Handling | Dry fibers mix right in — no special gear, no fuss. |
First, add the fibres to the aggregates and mix for about 2 minutes. Then add the cement and water and keep mixing.
If you're using higher doses (for example, 5.5 kg/m³), extend mixing to 7–10 minutes to ensure the fibres spread evenly.
In some projects, you can pair this with polypropylene mesh fiber (0.9 kg/m²) — it helps control cracking and keeps hairline cracks
from showing up.
Save money: swapping 47 kg/m³ of steel fibres for 5.4 kg/m³ of XRT-PLW provides the same reinforcement at roughly half the cost.
Better long-term: it lasts longer and cracks less, so you'll spend less on repairs down the road.
Colour: available in white — great when appearance matters.
Lengths: choose from 38, 48, 50, 54, 60 mm, etc.
Sold in 1 kg or 0.9 kg water-soluble bags for easy handling and eco-friendly disposal.
1. Q: Will fibre concrete crack?
A: White polymer twisted fibres eliminate early plastic shrinkage hairline cracks and slow down dry shrinkage cracking. It cannot
completely prevent large structural cracks caused by overloading, foundation settlement, or severe temperature differences.
2. Q: How long does fibre concrete last?
A: Mixed with qualified white polymer twisted fibres, concrete effectively blocks microcracks and water penetration. Its service life
can be extended by 20–40% compared with ordinary concrete under the same environment. Service lifespan also depends on
raw materials, construction craft and external erosion conditions.
3. Q: Do you need rebar in concrete if you use polymer fibre?
A: White polymer twisted fibres only control micro shrinkage cracks. For structural load-bearing parts such as beams, columns and
large slabs, rebar is still mandatory. Fibres serve as secondary reinforcement rather than a full replacement for steel rebar.
4. Q: Will white fibres show on the surface or affect polishing?
A: Proper dosage and finishing avoid fibre protrusion. For polished floors, use recommended finisher steps; white fibres often blend
well with light-coloured concrete.
5. Q: Packaging and bulk supply options?
A: Supplied in bags/cartons or boxed OEM packaging; bulk orders available with lead times. Contact supplier with project volume
for quotes and logistics.
