FIBER REINFORCEMENTS

Fiber Reinforcements (Polypropylene Fibers) are synthetic fibers of various sizes that are used to prevent shrinkage cracks, capillary cracks, settling cracks, and crack propagation due to loading, especially in industrial floor concretes, which appear during the hardening of freshly prepared concrete in concrete plants.

STEEL WIRE REINFORCEMENT

Unlike conventional poured concrete, shotcrete, which does not require molds, reaches its final state thanks to the additives added to it. With FMY Kimya Concrete Admixture Chemicals; Achieve the desired result even in difficult conditions by improving many other properties of shotcrete such as reducing the risk of rebound and increasing its early strength.

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MACRO SYNTHETIC FIBER REINFORCEMENT

OneShot Macro Synthetic Fiber Reinforcement not only contributes to the improvement of the mechanical properties of concrete, but also provides maximum benefit with minimum cost in all your projects by saving time, labor and transportation.

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MICRO SYNTHETIC FIBER REINFORCEMENT

OneShot Micro Synthetic Reinforcement, which has the feature of absorbing moisture, provides an internal curing effect by giving the moisture retained in the fibers during the fresh concrete stage to the concrete as the concrete sets. Thus, it minimizes the formation of cracks due to heat and shrinkage and provides higher structural integrity.

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  • Fiber Reinforcements (Polypropylene Fibers) are synthetic fibers of various sizes that are used to prevent shrinkage cracks, capillary cracks, settling cracks, and crack propagation due to loading, especially in industrial floor concretes, which appear during the hardening of freshly prepared concrete in concrete plants.
  • There are different fiber reinforcements, grouped as Macro Synthetic and Micro Synthetic Fiber Reinforcements, according to various properties and usage areas.
  • It increases the bearing capacity of concrete and provides effective crack control.
  • Excellent mixability and pumpability thanks to homogeneous distribution.
  • It increases the fatigue resistance and ductility of concrete.
  • It is easy to transport, store and use thanks to its low mass.
  • It has high chemical and alkali resistance.
  • It has high durability and does not cause corrosion.
  • It significantly reduces labor costs compared to steel mesh.
  • It increases the toughness and energy absorption capacity of concrete.
  • It increases the resistance of concrete against freezing and thawing.
  • It has a structure that does not affect magnetic fields.
  • Increases precast production speeds by up to 50%.
  • It is much safer and lighter than steel.