GRC Fiberglass Water Dispersed Chopped Strand

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Specifications

GRC Fiberglass Water Dispersed Chopped Strand is used for surface crack-proof of GRC products.

Product code	Strand tex(tex)	Filament dia(μm)	Moisture content(%)	Size content(%)	Breaking Strength(N/tex)	Zirconia Content(%)
ARC15-98-(3-30mm)D	98	15	<0.5	0.6-1.0	≥ 0.28	≥ 14.5%
ARC11-50-(3-30mm)HD	50	11	<0.5	0.6-1.0	≥ 0.30	≥ 16.5%

GRC Fiberglass Water Dispersed Chopped Strand

Our alkali resistant fiberglass water dispersed chopped strand applied with water-dispersed size, the strand will disperse well to filaments in water in10 seconds, and also disperse fast, appliance amount less, enlarge strength.

It is typically used in a small amount to prevent cracking and to improve the performance of ready mix concrete, gypsum or other special mortar mixes. It can be used for surface crack - proof of GRC products.

Properties:

Disperse fast, low dosages, harmless.

Package and Storage

Package:

20kgs/kraft bag, 50 bags/pallet, 20 pallets/20'FCL(on 2 levels), total net weight for approximately 18 tons.

Other packing methods are available, according to customers' requirements.

Storage:

AR fiberglass water dispersed chopped strand should be stored dry in their original package, the best conditions being at a temperature of between 15 and 35, and at a relative humidity of between 35 and 65%. If the product is stored at low temperature (below 15), it is advisable to condition in the workshop for 24 hours before use to prevent condensation.

Q:I am trying to match a cement grout for stone patio to same color as my decomposed granite walkway color. I tried mixing grey cement with decomposed granite as aggregate in various ratios to make the grout (1:2, 1:3) but all are just grey. Would white portland cement (more $$$) work better or still be no match? I am afraid to try the cement color pigments cause I know I will never get it right. The decomposed granite is a light brownish color. They call it quot;orangequot; but that's probably because we are in central Texas and everyone near UT thinks everything is orange. Any help?: The cement color works but a number of small trials are required to get it just correct. The trials need to be made with an adequate size so the components can be measured accurately and reproduced when the sample color is developed. Even after you think you have the correct color, try your proportions once more with a slightly larger sample to verify the correct ratio has been selected. As you are aware the wet color is different than the dried color. I would start with the cheaper cements and only go up in costs if you are not coming up with the color you want. You may want to try using mixtures of different sand colors if the granite is not getting you to the color you want. This definitely is a trial and error project. You may want to go slightly to the darker side of a match in that as the new grout weathers it will lighten slightly. After the grout weathers a very thin mix of cement and pigment can be mixed up and the joints can be painted with the blend. If bad goes to worse you may want to paint all the joints to make them consistent. I have used Liquid Cement Color by Quikrete which I got at Lowes, it was a bear but finally came up with an acceptable match.

Q:Does anyone have a clue?: 'Portland cement' is the name of the stuff you mix with sand and water, maybe some gravel, to make concrete. The structure is concrete, the ingredient is cement.

Q:Quartz Arenite, Shale, Carbonatite, Greywacke, Limestone, Arkose, Altered Granite or Rhyolite?: Limestone is used in Portland cement. Powdered clay is mixed with powdered limestone and heated in a revolving kiln. This produces cement which is then combined with water, crushed rock and sand before pouring.

Q:what is the man made cement made from ?: My body makes cement all the time.

Q:is a backhand spring on the grass any differant than a backhand spring on cement? does it hurt? i realy want to do it on cement after i get it on the grass. any help?!: Cement, in my opinion, is harder. Because you don't have as much spring as you do on the grass. Also, you can always fall and hurt yourself twice as badly on the cement if something goes wrong.

Q:im trying to add a receptacle to my kitchen island. i want to run the wiring under the cement. what other step i need to do like what do i need to use to cut that cement how can i pull that cement i cut up please help me thanks: Brad is correct about PT reinforced cement. But, since you do not already have a receptacle serving the island (required in newer homes), I am going to guess that the home is older and less likely to have this issue. Although you should try to find out for sure, if possible. PT reinforcing is fairly common in apartment/condo buildings, but is rare for a single family residence in my area (WA State). May be different where you are though. When you install this, use conduit for this. Do not use direct buried wire. First, it cannot be in poured cement without protection at the entry and exit points (must be poured under the cement and be protected). Second, if there were any failures (or if you needed to add circuits) later, you will not be happy tearing up the floor again. Insist on at least a 3/4 conduit (1 inch might be better yet). This would allow for an additional circuit or two later. If you are going to rip into the cement floor, do it right the first time.

Q:It is for 3 posts for a small fence/barrier: Straight cement has no aggrette and has no guts to it If there is no real strain /pressure on posts you will probably get away with it How small is fence, materials used and what is it to keep in or out If you want to be certain you could dig posts out, set cement will break of post fairly easily then reset in concrete Or if fence is actually built you could dig out around set cement and pour concrete to fully encase set cement Get hold of Bricky Local and see what he would suggest as he is in the trade.

Q:So, long story short, i broke a nice glass bowl and tried to find super glue, all i found was quot;vinyl cementquot; so i looked it up and it said the fumes are flammable. so is it ok so smoke out of it after it completely dries?: Define 'smoke out of.' I'm not sure what the auto-ignition temperature of the vinyl cement you're using is, there's probably an MSDS sheet on it available from the manufacturer. Depending on how much you're using, I'd be more worried about breaking down the cement with heat and inhaling any off-gassing/fumes. But its probably fine. EDIT: Also, vinyl cement probably won't work. The vinyl cements I'm familiar with use a chemical reaction with the vinyl to create heat and fuse/melt the two pieces of vinyl together. Since glass isn't vinyl, it probably won't hold (for very long, at least).

Q:What is the value-added tax rate of sand, soil and stone?: Tax rate of 3%, the tax rate of 17%.

Q:Why does wet cement have a strange odour?: You really shouldn't sniff it! The odour is from the chemicals that go to produce the cement. Back in April 2008, an enforcement notice was served on Lafarge Cement at Dunbar after an investigation showed an offensive odour coming from the site. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) carried out the probe at the plant following complaints from members of the public about emissions. A SEPA spokesman said: The investigation showed that on at least three occasions since the beginning of March, Lafarge was in breach of the environmental licence as an offensive odour was present outside of the works due to the plume from the main stack (chimney) grounding prematurely downwind of the works.

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