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AR-glass 12mm Chopped strands for Glass fiber Reinforced Concrete GRC

AR-glass 12mm Chopped strands for Glass fiber Reinforced Concrete GRC

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AR-glass 12mm Chopped strands for Glass fiber Reinforced Concrete GRC   

 

CCS13-12-571  ZrO2 16.5%  
 Various TestsISO ACCEPTED STANDARDS TEST RESULTS
 ConductedISO Standard No.ISO Standard ValueAverage ValuePassed ? / Yes or No
Chop  Length ISO 1888 — 199612±1.512.23 Yes
 (mm)
 Moisture Content  ISO 3344 — 1997≤0.150.10 Yes
                             (%)
 Combustible Content    ISO 1887 — 19951.50±0.201.42Yes
           (%)
 Test Conditions Testing Temperature15°C  Relative Humidity               62%
CCS13-24-571  ZrO2 16.5%  
 Various TestsACCEPTED STANDARDSTEST RESULTS
 ConductedStandard No.Standard ValueAverage ValuePassed ? / Yes or No
ChoppabilityISO 1889  — 1997≥98100.0 Yes
(%)
Chop  Length ISO 1888 — 199624±1.524.32 Yes
                              (mm)
 Moisture Content ISO 3344 — 1997≤0.150.07 Yes
                            (%)
 Combustible MatterISO 1887 — 19951.50±0.201.55 Yes
 Content              (%)
 Test Conditions Testing Temperature26°CRelative Humidity60%

 

product description

the product is made by cutting the E glass fiberglass strand and treated with special reinforcing silane size on surface.it is designed to reinforce PA,PP,PE ect.thermoplastic


product feature

1 ZrO2 16.5%

2 low static

3 excellent dispersion

4 excellent flowability
5 excellent compatible with resin
6 high product intensity

7 good strand integrity

 

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Q:Why don't they just cConcrete anywhere that they have to Cement?
concrete will crack even when you joint it or cut it...its just that if you joint it correctly the cracks will take place in the joint and be less visable.. ncrete is just cement with stone aggregate added for economy...
Q:I have a art studio that I am creating from the gound up. I don't have much money I need to do most every thing myself. A friend who was redecorating her kitchen gave me her cabnets that she took out the problem is the counter tops are in real bad shape. I would love to do a cement counter top as they will take a lot of abuse from all my projects.
To start, I'd suggest placing the cabinets where you want to, then working from there. Have them against the wall, then get 1 x 3 wood and nail that against the edges of the existing countertop (don't drive the nails all the way in, easier to remove later). That will give it a perimeter from which you can pour your concrete. If the existing countertop's surface is smooth, you'd need to rough it up a bit. You can nail some 1 nails all over the surface spaced out about every 6 or so, then put in rebar (an iron mesh thingie) and use wire to tie the rebar to those nails. That should be sufficient for the concrete to grip the existing surface. You'd then need to mix and pour in the concrete (3 parts sand, 1 part cement). Don't pour too much, you'd want only about 1 of thickness at the very most since your existing countertop and this new concrete counter will make it 2+ in total. Smooth it out and let set for a few days. Once set, remove the perimeter. Make some cement with lime (5 parts lime, 1 part cement) and smooth out the surface. After, you can paint with an epoxy paint with whatever design you want. Alternatively, you could disregard smoothing the countertop and put tiles instead. But that will raise your countertop height even more. An alternative is to just replace the countertop with a wooden one. They come in 12' lengths and you'd need to get the trims for the inner edges as well. That is much easier to do and can be finished in half a day. Cost of that will probably be in the range of a few hundred bucks USD. Just rent a jig saw for the day so you don't end up getting a stiff back from all the sawing that needs be done.
Q:my dad is working as cement dealer. By inhaling cement dust he is suffering from cough heavily. By this he can't eat little bit of oil food. So Please any one give safety tips to this dust allergy........
Your father could already be suffering from mild bronchitis and if he continues to inhale the powders from cement could cause emphysema to acute lung disease. A tiny dust that may enter our air sacs can be very devastating and can create problems with our breathing comfort. It can also affect his kidneys and bloodstream since pure oxygen from the air we breath are lessened. If he can't wear face masks then your father should provide a good ventilating fan as exhaust to drive out the cement dust inside the room or from the place he works. Remember that an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure.
Q:Today i had a visit to the dentist and he stuck a piece of cement on my molar. I can't even bite down now..my teeth don't meet! It's like i can't even close my mouth comfortably. I haven't tried eating yet, but i bet it'll be impossible to chew anything. I want to know how long this will last and will i get used to this? I heard that over time, the cement will falls off. I just hate this!
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Q:how to set up a cement slab?
with wood stakes and nails a level or laser string line sledge hammer. Need more info to help
Q:what does it mean to RE-CEMENT a boiler and what does it do?
Older Boilers are lined with refractory cement. This is an insulation layer of concrete used to keep a firebox in a boiler from losing valuable heat and it also protects the firebox from metallic overheating which can cause structural failure over time. Your boiler's cement has started to fall apart and the process of Re-Cementing repairs that failure, making the firebox patent and safe again for heating.
Q:I have an old concrete brick structure with cement floor, with high tin roof all in good shape. I would like to add a restroom in it. How can I securely build a wall? It's my first time trying this type of project, so I was wondering if I have to break up the floor to anchor the wall. Thank you.
Assuming you are going to use cement blocks (8 or 10) for this new wall, the starter rows which are the bottom and the vertical row to tie to the existing wall should be anchored. You can use anchor bolts which are drilled into the floor and wall. These would protrude into the hollow portion of the cement blocks and then fill with mortar. We call the bottom row the starter row. Make sure you use a level when setting your blocks. Run a chalk line on the floor to keep your blocks straight. Stagger the blocks as you build the wall to keep the design in check. Break the half blocks clean. These will be used on the ends, every other row. Your anchor bolts can be spaced every 2 feet or so. If you plan on going all the way to the ceiling, use a plum-bob to keep the wall vertically straight. Measure from the existing outer wall along the ceiling and set your plum-bob so the point touches the floor. Now you can chalk a line along the floor and you are all set with your parameters. Good luck!
Q:And if so, can it be used instead of poly cement, or are they used to glue different different things?
Liquid poly is very liquid, it's useful for brushing onto large, flat surfaces or for very, very tiny parts, but generally normal poly cement is the thing to use. Never squeeze the tube! If you have to squeeze it means the nozzle is blocked; unblock the nozzle with a pin and hold the tube downward with the the the tiniest amount of pressure until the glue starts to flow. If you squeeze, there will be a 1 minute delay but then it'll come pouring out. Don't use poly cement unless you are sure you want a permanent weld; if you want a bond that can be broken apart (useful when you notice an error) use superglue or a hybrid epoxy. I use Zap-A-Gap quite a lot.
Q:What is Oilfield cement, is it the same as the cement that cars drive on?
I have never worked in the Oil Patch, but I believe oilfield cement is a mixture of sand, aggregate and a barium compound (barium carbonate, maybe). If you look at the Periodic Table, you will see that barium lies under calcium, and has the same properties (more or less). Since barium is denser, when an over-pressured oil reservoir is breached, this mixture plugs up the drill hole until the well can be capped. This is a major use of the element barium.
Q:Took out old ceramic tile that was embedded in concrete. Older home original tile. Now there is a big hao between the floor and walk 2 DIFFERENT sizes.Most of the Flor is 1 inch 3mm. There is another srip that runs behind vanity that a 2quot;. The new tile is small square and only maybe 1/4 in thick I d that.Is there 1quot; cement board? What do I do if there is a gap between tile and floor wall? I do t want water getting in from mopping or wet making mold. Also what do I do about the part that is a larger hao by 1/2 in than rest of floor? See pictures.
Well to start, I would prep the floor by thin-setting and nailing/screwing cement board to the floor. Use a larger trowel (maybe 1/4x3/8) to help bridge the gaps for a solid bond between the wood and the cement board. Afterwards, use a self leveling compound to eliminate any uneven gaps and to raise the floor level to high high you need it. If the leveler will run under the house from the gaps, use tape or other materials to keep it from flowing through. Use as much leveler as you need to make the height where you desire...and and easy job tiling with the new level floor.
Glasser, a well-known reinforced glass fiber production enterprise. Our main products scope involves glass fiber series, environmental protection filter series,engineering plastic series precious metal products, raw materials and so on. Our company manufactures various glass fiber products, including Alkali-free glass fiber rovings, Alkali-free chopped strand, Alkali jet yarn, Alkali textile yarn,Alkali chopped strand and Alkali glassfiber scrim . ,

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