Manufacture of GFR Fiber

Ref Price:
Loading Port:
Shanghai Port
Payment Terms:
TT or L/C
Min Order Qty:
1000Kgs m.t.
Supply Capability:
100000 Tons Per Year m.t./month
  • OKorder Service Pledge
  • Quality Product
  • Order Online Tracking
  • Timely Delivery
  • OKorder Financial Service
  • Credit Rating
  • Credit Services
  • Credit Purchasing

Add to My Favorites

Follow us:

 

Introduction of GFR Fiber

 

Properties of GFR Fiber:

It has excellent properties with alkali resistance, stiffness, bundle – state, ageing – proof, Mixed 20 minutes in cement at 50rpm,it can still keep good bundle state, it won’t dispersed to filament.

 

Purpose of GFR Fiber:

It is a high integrity AR Glass Fiber Chopped Strands designed for use in the reinforcement of concrete, renders and mortars. It may be added to conventional mixes either on site or by prepending with other dry mix components. The low – tex strands permits efficient reinforcement at low dosages. They are particularly suited to the modification of standard concrete mixes for floor screeds and slabs,and for the preparation of prebagged mixes of special mortars and renders.

(2)   Water – dispersed Fiberglass Chopped Strands

 

Properties of GFR Fiber:

AR Glassfiber Applied with water – dispersed size, the strands will disperse well to filaments in water in 10 seconds, and also disperse fast, usage amount less, enlarge strength.

 

Purpose of GFR Fiber:

It is typically used at a low level of addition to prevent cracking and improve the performance of ready mix concrete, floor screeds, renders or the special mortar mixes.it can be used for surface crack – proof of GRC products.

 

Applications of GFR Fiber:

Applying for Fiberglass Reinforced Cement/Concrete.Alkali resistant, excellent integrated with cement,dispersibility.

 

Specification of GFR Fiber: 

 

Code

 

Length(mm)

 

Diameter(um)

 

Compatibility

 

Applying Process

 

LOI %

 

Moisture Content %

 

G1

 

6/12/20/24/30

 

13

 

Cement/Concrete

 

Premixed/Water-dispersed

 

1.3-1.6

 

<=0.2

 

Feature of GFR Fiber:

AR (Zro2 14.5% or 16.5%) chopped strand used to prevent crack of GRC components 

Good Integrity and no static electricity

Low Fuzz

Excellent integrated with cement

Good filament flexible and magnificent strands distribution cement

Endued good physical and chemical properties for GRC

Disperse Fast

Low Dosages

Harmless

 

Application of GFR Fiber:

--Mix your resin and hardener, or catalyst

--Next add your AR Fiberglass Chopped Strands

--It is best to use a paint mixer on your power drill to ensure that all of the strands are properly saturated

Thick layers and large pour areas can create excessive heat, so proceed with caution.

GFR Fiber

Package of GFR Fiber:

AR Fiberglass Chopped Strand packed in Kraft bag, 20 kg per bag,39 bags per pallet, the net weight will be 780kg per pallet. Then 20 pallets in a 20 feet container, The totally net weight is 15.6 ton.

 

GFR Fiber

GFR Fiber

 

Warning :

Fiberglass Chopped Strand can cause eye irritation, harmful if inhaled, may cause skin irritation, harmful if swallowed

Avoid contact with eyes, and contact with skin, Wear goggles and face shield when handing. Always wear an approved respirator. Use only with adequate ventilation. Keep away from heat. Spark and flame. Store handle and use in a manner that minimizes dust generation

 

Q:Hi~My husband is converting our attached garage into a living room. There is a crack down the middle of the cement floor and has caused it to heave a little. There are spots that the floor is uneven. He had planned on making a subfloor above the cement and then laying our new carpet. In the spring there is moisture in there, so now he thinks he needs to rip all the cement and start over. Is that really necessary? Is there some moisture barrier that can be put on the cement? I am not concerned about the uneveness. I think the carpet will hide that. He is a perfectionist and wants everything done right but I don't think its a big deal. Ny concern is the moisture and what to do for that. Thank You
There is a company called UGL (United Gilsonite Laboratories) that makes paint products specifically for concrete. Many of them are moisture barriers and some are designed for floors. I work in hardware/paint and a lot of my customers go with UGL's products because concrete is what they are designed for. I am sure there are other brands that offer the same qualities, but UGL is the one I am familiar with. Stop in to your local hardware store and someone in the paint department will probably be able to assist you. Hope this helps.
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!
The point of the cement on your molars are that the teeth don't meet! Your orthodontist did that for a reason! I had those on when I first got my braces, and one did end up falling off but they put more on later. I think the cement may be so that your teeth don't grind together or that the braces do not touch. It could also be that they didn't want you chewing down on the elastics if you have any. Don't worry! In a couple of days you will be able to chew normal and everything will feel fine! Stick it out, it will be worth it.
Q:I'm building a model and I want to glue some acrylic sheets to a cement piece. I need to know what kind of glue should I use? Thanks.
probably some kind of epoxy ..
Q:Can anyone lead me in the direction, or link the article, to prove that cement in a fine powder either in the air or by itself can be/is flammable and/or explosive.... The reason I ask this is because there is a project that requires touch cutting a silo and there is a fine cement powder layer on the silo and its surroundings, and I advised it to be cleaned before cutting, but the weld/cut team seems to think that it is safe for the fact that it is just cement... are they right or will it explode.... the silo is also filled with 15 tons of fine cement powder... where the slag will fall...
You are correct in think that dusts pose a fire/explosion hazard but not in the case of cement. Check out the attached MSDS which states no explosion hazard.... You do have respritory hazarads with air born dusts and skin contact iritant issue. If dust is being knocked loose as the workers are cutting metal there is also a risk of getting dust in the eyes as well. I would recommend that work be carried out so as to not produce airborne dust. If this is not possible then cleaning should be performed in such a manner so as to not produce airborne dust (water spray) or by trained workers in proper PPE (personal Protection Equipment)
Q:The molars are the ones that hurt, my braces dont hurt as much now. I can't bite down on anything because of the ketac cement they placed on my rigth and left top molar. Is this normal, will the pain ever go away so that I can chew my food. I can't chew on anything. I got my braces on a Friday and it's Tuesday and the cement still hurts.
I had cement put on molars too, to stop top and bottom brackets clashing. Are you definitely sure it's the cement which hurts, because it's not meant to? And chewing, despite feeling no pain, will be quite hard, that won't go away until the cement is removed. Edit: Not to sound a little big-headed, but I think it's purely because the brace is doing its work. Your back teeth, molars especially, hurt a lot longer than the other teeth. I've had top and bottom braces, and in both instances, the back, bigger teeth have hurt for a good week longer than the rest. I'd advise you sit it out till this Sunday. If the pain continues, or hasn't softened, I'd seek help then. But I have honestly found that big back teeth hurt especially more.
Q:my brother wants to know
Well, the basic truth is that cement is primarily special because it's main ingredient is pulverized stone. Stones/Rocks are strong, so cement is the idea of re-purposing stones for more flexible usage. For personal use, it really doesn't matter what type of stone it is, whether it's limestone or just some ordinary rock found in your back-yard. All you need to do in order to make your own cement, is to get a hammer, and crush a bunch of rocks into a fine powder until you can prepare a mix of : 5/10% Hammer-Crushed Rocks 3/10% Sand 2/10% Clay (Optional) - Firewood ashes are a good thing to mix in because it helps make it a bit waterproof. So if you have ashes, then throw in as much as possible. And if you want even more waterproof properties when setting the cement, then instead of using water; mix in 'used car oil' and stir that up.
Q:How to lay cement blocks?
Remove 4-6 inches of soil/sod, lay geotech fabric, compact 4-6 inches of D-1 gravel in 2 inch lifts, grade to drain away from structures, screed 1 inch of sand or stone dust and lay blocks on sand. Tap with rubber mallet then sweep sand into the cracks.
Q:i need to pour cement and it needs to set quickly (as the weather hasn't exactly been very dry recently).so i was wondering what would happen if i use club soda (carbonated water, with very little potassium citrate, far as i can tell) instead of ordinary tap water to the mix cement
Cement sets due to slow chemical reactions that occur naturally. Your proposal will not help at all, but would make it bubble and be weak. Just protect the wet cement as builders do eg tilted planks on bricks covered with hardboard or plastic sheeting, corrugated steel or similar
Q:i need to paint cement. either in the process of doing the cement or after when its dry? which way is the best? it has to be really durable, waterproof.
You can paint it. Hardware stores have paints for that, but it will come off with time. If you want it permanent, it will be not painting, but colored cement. Again, ask at a hardware store what pigments to add while making cement to get certain colors.
Q:I spoke to a tile guy recently and he told me that only cement board is acceptable for use in bathrooms. He said that green board is not. Why do the sell the greenboard if you cannot use it in bathrooms or areas that will take moisture?
Cement board goes on the floor. Greenboard goes on the walls.
Confiber, a well-known enterprise specializes in the manufacturer of Alkaline-resistant glass fiber. Our business scope mainly includes: Alkali-resistant spray Roving, Alkali-resistant chopped strand, Alkali-resistant glass fiber scrim, etc. Our company takes "quality first, credit supreme, to be No.1" as quality principle and welcome to cooperate with parnters all over the world.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location Shanxi, China
Year Established 1982
Annual Output Value Above US$ 30 Million
Main Markets 20.00% North America
20.00% South America
10.00% Eastern Europe
10.00% Southeast Asia
10.00% Northern Europe
10.00% South Asia
10.00% Western Europe
5.00% Africa
5.00% Mid East
Company Certifications ISO9001:2000

2. Manufacturer Certificates

a) Certification Name  
Range  
Reference  
Validity Period  

3. Manufacturer Capability

a)Trade Capacity  
Nearest Port Shanghai Port, China
Export Percentage 41-50%
No.of Employees in Trade Department 20-30 People
Language Spoken: English; Chinese;
b)Factory Information  
Factory Size: Above 50,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines Above 10
Contract Manufacturing Design Service Offered; Buyer Label Offered
Product Price Range High; Average

Send your message to us

This is not what you are looking for? Post Buying Request