Cement Type 1

General Purpose Cement

Usage: Suitable for general construction purposes, including buildings, bridges, and pavements.

Strength: Provides high strength and durability.

Setting Time: Normal setting time, making it versatile for various applications.

 

Cement Type 2

Moderate Sulfate Resistance

Usage: Ideal for structures exposed to moderate sulfate conditions, such as in coastal areas or near bodies of water.

Strength: Offers similar strength to Type 1 but with enhanced resistance to sulfates.

Setting Time: Slightly slower setting time compared to Type 1, allowing for extended workability.

Key Differences

Sulfate Resistance: Type 2 is specifically designed to resist sulfate attack, while Type 1 does not offer this protection.

Cement Type 1 Applications:

General Construction

Buildings: Used in residential and commercial structures for foundations, walls, and floors.

Pavements: Ideal for sidewalks, driveways, and parking lots.

Bridges: Commonly used in bridge construction due to its high strength.

Infrastructure

Highways: Suitable for road construction and maintenance.

Dams: Utilized in the construction of dams and reservoirs.

Precast Concrete

Elements: Used in the production of precast concrete products like beams, columns, and panels.

Cement Type 2 Applications

Moderate Sulfate Environments

Coastal Structures: Ideal for construction in areas with moderate sulfate exposure, such as coastal buildings and marine structures.

Water Treatment Facilities: Suitable for applications in wastewater treatment plants where sulfate levels may be present.

Foundations and Slabs

Basements: Used in foundations and slabs in areas with potential sulfate soil conditions.

Pavements: Appropriate for concrete pavements in sulfate-rich environments.

Structural Components

Bridges: Used in bridge construction where moderate sulfate resistance is required.

Concrete Blocks: Suitable for making concrete masonry units exposed to sulfates.

Cement Packing

Bags

Material: Typically made from woven polypropylene or paper.

Weight: Commonly available in 25 kg, 40 kg, or 50 kg bags.

Usage: Ideal for retail distribution and smaller projects.

 

Bulk Packing:

Bulk Trucks: Cement can be transported in bulk using specialized tankers.

Silo Storage: Often stored in silos at construction sites for easy access.

Big Bags (FIBC):

Size: Usually holds 500 kg to 1,000 kg of cement.

Advantages: Suitable for larger projects; reduces packaging waste.

 

Export destinations

We export to Middle Eastern nations, Arab nations, European nations, African nations, CIS countries, and East Asia.

Technical Specification