Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete
Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete

Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete

Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete Specification

  • Advantage
  • High compressive strength non-shrink excellent bonding long-lasting durability
  • Material
  • Cementitious materials additives and aggregates
  • Product Type
  • Cementitious Micro Concrete
  • Application
  • High strength non-shrink repair and structural strengthening for damaged concrete or structural elements
  • Usage
  • Used for structural repairs like jacketing columns beams and filling large voids in concrete structures
  • Grade
  • Construction Grade
  • Appearance
  • Powder
 
 

About Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete

Specification

Brand

Armstrong Chemicals Private Limited

Usage/Application

Construction

Packaging Size

25 Kg

Form

Powder

Country of Origin

Made in India

Self Life

1 Years

Manufactured By

Arm Strong



FAQs of Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete:


Q: What is the advantage of Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete?

A: The advantage of Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete is its high compressive strength, non-shrink properties, excellent bonding, and long-lasting durability.

Q: What is the application of Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete?

A: The application of Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete includes high strength non-shrink repair and structural strengthening for damaged concrete or structural elements.

Q: What is the grade of Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete?

A: Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete is construction grade.

Q: What materials are used in Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete?

A: Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete is made of cementitious materials, additives, and aggregates.

Q: How is Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete used?

A: Roofcrete Mc High Strength Non-shrink Cementitious Micro Concrete is used for structural repairs like jacketing columns, beams, and filling large voids in concrete structures.

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