Ready Mix Concrete

Ready Mixed Concrete is a type of concrete which is generally mixed and made in a central plant and not at the construction site. This concrete is generally mixed based on the type of construction work being done and its specific requirements. Hence choosing a company specialising in Ready Mixed Concrete will give you a far more superior quality concrete than others for your construction purposes.

Fibre Reinforced Concrete

Fibre Reinforced Concrete is concrete containing fibres which increases its structural integrity. Depending upon application various fibres like Steel and Synthetic Fibres are used.

Fiber has always played an important role in reinforcing concrete since prehistoric ages. The use of straw in mud bricks and reinforcing them with horsehair is a well-known tradition being followed since ages. With time, the technology has improved and we are getting more options for reinforced concrete.

High Strength Concrete

With the construction industry on the verge of experiencing a vertical direction boom, there is a huge scarcity of land as against the demands of an ever-growing population especially in metros and other cities which are undergoing accelerated development. Thus the existing infrastructure is reeling under immense pressure. This is where the use of High Strength Concrete becomes mandatory.

The mixing of specific proportions of the ready mix concrete had best be left to your supplier even if you know the basics. Knowing the basics will enable you to help the supplier in case he makes a mistake. Suppliers who are already established and have a thorough knowledge of both light weight concrete and High Strength Concrete are even able to alter the mix of the ingredients of ready mixed concrete, based on your requirements. These slight changes done basis the feedback received go a long way in enhancing the performance of these ready mixed concrete.

Colour Stamped Concrete

Normally grey cement is used to make concrete but it does not give architects much flexibility to enable them to implement a variety of designs and treatment to the different parts of the building. Colour stamped concrete on the other hand is malleable and can be easily moulded to conform the many different concepts, themes and ideas.

Water Resist Concrete

Water resist concrete is an admixture, specially formulated to react with the moisture present both in fresh concrete as well as in the by-products formed during cement hydration to facilitate a catalytic reaction within it. The resultant non-soluble crystalline product formed within the pores and the capillary tracts enables fresh concrete to become Water Tight.

Ice Concrete

The process of hydration of a concrete mix is heat liberating whereby any increase in the temperature of the concrete accelerates the rate of generation of heat. Concrete, in itself, is a bad conductor of heat therefore the evolution of heat due to the process of hydration occurs much faster than the rate at which it dissipates. These high temperatures developed have a number of effects some of which might even hamper the performance of the concrete in the long run. Ice concrete helps to alleviate this problem.

High Early Strength Concrete

As the name suggests, the High Early Strength Concrete, is actually a range of concrete known for its early strength. It helps to speed up any ongoing construction either by enabling subsequent post-concreting activities like pre-stressing to be taken up earlier, releasing the formwork quickly or by enabling the use of the structure earlier than anticipated.

Light Weight Concrete

The range of densities of Light Weight Concrete varies from 600-1800 kgs/ cum. A large portion of the load taken into account while designing a structure comes from the self weight of the concrete used. The ability to reduce this self weight of concrete, especially for non-structural applications, results in good financial planning by way of reduced manpower and framework cost etc.