CSA Cement
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- Min Order Qty:
- 20 Tons m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 100,000 Tons per Month m.t./month
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It is a mixture for normal cement, through which ultra rapid hardening cement is made.It is applicable to mortar or concrete.
Application
1. Fast setting tile adhesives
2. Fast setting tile grouts
3. Shot-crete/Gun-nite
4. External renders
5. Self smoothing mortars
6. Self leveling mortars
7. Anchor bolt grouts
8. Non shrinking grouts.
Main constituents (%)
| Component | Type 1 | Type 2 | Type 3 | Type 4 | Type 5 |
| SiO2 | =<6.5 | =<8.0 | =<10.0 | ||
| Al2O3 | >=36 | >=35 | >=34 | >=32 | >=28 |
| Fe2O3 | 1.5-2.5 | 1.5-3.5 | 1.5-3.5 | ||
| CaO | 40.0-41.5 | 40.5-42.5 | 41.5-43.5 | ||
| MgO | 1.5-2.5 | =<3.0 | =<3.0 | ||
| SO3 | 9.0-11.0 | 8.5-10.5 | 8.0-9.5 | ||
| TiO2 | 1.0-2.0 | 1.0-2.0 | 1.0-2.0 |
Fineness
Specific Surface Area: according to standard GB/T 8074-1987
Usual range: 360~430 m2/kg
Specification limit: >360 m2/kg
Hydraulic Properties
The characteristics of HCSA BINDER have been tested in accordance with the Chinese standards.
1. Setting time determined at 20 using Vicat needle, according to GB/T 1346-2001
2. Mechanical strength at 20 , 95% relative humidity.
| Item | Type 1 | Type 2 | Type 3 | |
| Bending strength (MPa) | 1d | >=8.0 | >=7.0 | >=6.0 |
| Bending strength (MPa) | 3d | >=10.0 | >=9.0 | >=8.0 |
| Bending strength (MPa) | 7d | >=11.0 | >=10.0 | >=9.0 |
| Compressive strength (MPa) | 1d | >=60.0 | >=50.0 | >=50.0 |
| Compressive strength (MPa) | 3d | >=85.0 | >=75.0 | >=65.0 |
| compressive strength (MPa) | 7d | >=95.0 | >=85.0 | >=75.0 |
| Setting time (min) | initial | >=25 | >=25 | >=25 |
| Setting time (min) | Final | =<300 | =<300 | =<300 |
- Q: I seen on the science channel on like how it works or whatever it was called and they say that this large cube shapped thing of cement could float onnthe ocean to transfer somewhere without any help? Is it possible thanks
- let me think
- Q: We have a balcony, and would like to turn in into a patio.The rain get on which is fine, but there are some parts of the balcony that is a little low, causing a puddle.We bought black roof cement to fill it up but at times it soft.What do I do to keep it hard and dry? Or am I buying the wrong product?
- Are you planning on putting something over the roof? Pavers, wood decking, etc. If not, be careful, most roofing materials are not made to handle frequent foot traffic. Should you decide to put something over it, make sure the framing can handle the additional load.
- Q: I need to glue a small plastic piece to another plastic piece, will the cement work? What are the steps in gluing and making sure the glue holds?
- Review from CoolTools: All-purpose cobbler's glue 12-29-10 Barge Cement My dad used Barge Cement for various things on his boat since I was a child. It is actually a cobbler's glue, but it works with just about anything. It is a bit hard to find and there are inferior products touting the same uses (less toxic), but nothing is as good as Barge. I mainly use it for leather - hems, applique, etc., but I have also used it to glue a flat-bottomed birdhouse onto a flat-cut tree trunk, to tack down wallpaper seams that have lifted, to hold wood seams prior to screws being put in place, to secure a rubber foot to a chair leg, or the chair leg to the seat when wood glue has failed - just about anything you wouldn't use Crazy Glue for. In a pinch, Barge can fill the need of many sewing jobs (not buttons, though).
- Q: My father has been using a really loud and strong nail gun to mount stuff in our new place that has cement walls. I did some research and found that you should drill a hole and do a bunch of other stuff as safety precautions. The website i found said that if there was an earthquake, the walls would crumble if you used a nail straight into cement. Is this true?I live in an area where we dont even have earthquakes often at all, which is Southern Ontario, Canada, but im still a little concerned because we had one last summer. Also, We live on the 10th floor, so if an earthquake does happen, it would shake a lot more up here. He also has been mounting stuff on the cement ceiling as well.Should I be concerned?
- No. Always drill into cement or concrete. Drilling makes a cleaner hole without cracks. When you crack cement, water and get in and when it freezes and melts it expands and contracts, further cracking the cement and allowing more water in. Salts in the water and also dissolve chalk in the cement and water can rust the re-bar if it gets to them. If you think about it, a drill uses a screw to pull material out of the wall. A nail merely pushes it out of the way. Since cement isn't that flexible, it tends to crack when expanding or deforming. A drill hole also makes a more secure anchoring point, since you don't have cracks around it and the spiral hole gives more grip on bolts you wish to put in it. There are lots of how to videos on this, but use a concrete bit and use liberal amounts of water on the bit. This both cool the bit and helps dampen the vibration caused by the drilling.
- Q: I am taking a chemistry course and i am wondering what purpose quot;PVC Resinquot; serves and how it achieves that purpose?
- i dont know all of the chemistry stuff, but the resin melts the plastic of the pipes, you stick them together, then the plastic from the joined pipes dries, and the pipes are now fused together
- Q: What would happen if someone where you flush cement mix down the toilet and should I do it.
- I agree with both of the top 2 contributors. Depending on how much you flushed down will decide whether you do damage or not. A couple of tea spoons unlikely to do harm a shovel full keep flushing for a long time
- Q: My contractor says durarock should be cemented to the subfloor and that 1 1/2 roofing nails should be used (as opposed to screws) to put the durarock down. What would be the difference in using nails or screws? And is it essential that the durarock be cemented to the subfloor?
- I've never heard of cementing the durarock down (does he mean mortar or construction adhesive?) but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt. Under no circumstances would I recommend using roofing nails to fasten down concrete board. Nails pull out screws do not and rigidity is key to durarock being successful. I would tell him to glue it down if he wants but nails are not acceptable. He is just looking for a way to cut corners and save time.
- Q: i would like to match the cement on my driveway. i have a small patchthat i need to fill in. the driveway is a very light gray. which cement would i use to match the shade.
- try the quickcrete 5000 in the bag and throw an extra shovel of portland cement in when you mix it...the more cement in the mix the less white it will be when it bleaches out...
- Q: I live in a bright purple cement rendered home and want to paint it dark grey, but am unsure what paint to use or if I have to do any preparation to it before painting itPlease helpBrands available in Australia will helpThanks
- First, try using a power washer in the 2000 PSI range to take off the old paint. If it comes off (or most of it, anyway), let the cement dry for a couple days and then use a concrete primer before applying a color coat specifically made for concrete. The primer is especially acidic, so it really soaks into the cement (and it doesn't go very far, because so much soaks into the concrete). The concrete color coat is then designed to hold onto the primer and provide a solid moisture barrier. If the old color won't come off, don't worry. Just clean it up as best you can before applying the primer and paint. And, use top name brand paints (like Dunn-Edwards or Sherman Williams). The more expensive products will cover better and may actually be cheaper in the long run (less coats and time to paint).
- Q: Hi. I can ollie, shovit, pop shovit, powerslide, but can't land a kickflip on cement. I can land on grass like every single time and for some reason, i can all ready varial flip sometimes on the grass too. I don't know y i can't land it on cement. Maybe it's because i always land with both feet in the middle of the board every time i do the kickflip on the grass, so please tell me how i can on the bolts. Also put how i can land it on cement PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THNX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- nicely try practising on the cement basically from now on so which you would be able to get used to the action of the cement. additionally basically commit. dissimilar that's ether worry or basically loss of dedication. Grass has no action in it so which you would be able to desire to get used to the rolling action of the cement for a whilst and then shop attempting the kickflip yet dont do it in grass that's going to easily destroy your skill to do it on the cement. you're able to do it interior the grass back once you land it as quickly as on the cement through fact the grass basically quite ruins your skills at touchdown it through fact attempt to be waiting to land with action and circulate. no longer basically touchdown and sticking there.
Our company has our own research organization-cement and concrete research lab, which is fully equipped with up-to-date facilities. Our products have been exported to South Africa, Australia, the United Kingdom, Korea, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan Area.
1. Manufacturer Overview
| Location | Hebei,China (Mainland) |
| Year Established | 1998 |
| Annual Output Value | US$2.5 Million - US$5 Million |
| Main Markets | North America; South America; Eastern Europe; Southeast Asia; Africa; Mid East; Eastern Asia; Western Europe; Southern Europe; South Asia |
| Company Certifications | ISO 9001:2000;ISO 14001:2004 |
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3. Manufacturer Capability
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| Nearest Port | Xingang, Jingtang |
| Export Percentage | 21% - 30% |
| No.of Employees in Trade Department | 11-20 People |
| Language Spoken: | English, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean |
| b) Factory Information | |
| Factory Size: | 1,000-3,000 square meters |
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| Contract Manufacturing | OEM Service Offered Buyer Label Offered |
| Product Price Range | Average |
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CSA Cement
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- Loading Port:
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- Payment Terms:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 20 Tons m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 100,000 Tons per Month m.t./month
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