Fiberglass Spray Roving ZrO2 16.7%

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Place of Origin:Hubei, China (Mainland)
Brand Name:HUIERJIE
Model Number:AR--Zro2 16.5%
TYPE:AR-GLASS

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	19kg/roll/heat shrink wrapped, 48roll/3-level pallet/111111100cm; 64roll/4-level pallet/111111125cm, 20 pallets(10 3-lvel pallets and 10 4-level pallets)/20 FCL, N.W. 20 ton.
Delivery Detail:	TWO WEEKS

Specifications

GRC spray up roving used for the manufacture GRC component when sraying by hand or in the robotization

HUIERJIE AR GLASSFIBRE SPRAY ROVING is an AR glass chopping roving mainly designed for use in the manufacture of GRC composites by the manual spray method. HUIERJIE SPRAY ROVING is suited to portland cement for reinforcement. It is used in the manufacture of GRC architectural panels and other building elements, civil engineering and infrastructure components.

Example : ARC13-2700H

AR : Alkali Resistant

C : Continuous fibre

13 : Filament diameter

2700: Nominal linear weight of roving (tex)

H : ZrO2 content 16.7%

Properties

Easy chopped
Good integrity and dispersibility
Excellent alkali resistant and durability
been approved by Sheffied University,UK.

Technical Characteristics

linear weight of roving(tex)	Sizing content(%)	Moisture(%)	Stifness(mm)	Breaking strength(N/tex)
JC/T572-2002	JC/T572-2002	JC/T572-2002	JC/T572-2002	JC/T572-2002
2700±270	1.3±0.2	≤0.2	≥120	≥0.25

Q: in what ratio should i mix cement and water?: If you are trying to make concrete you also need to add sand. Portland cement + sand + water = mortar Portland cement + rock + water = concrete Mix dry first then add the water. Add water slowly then mix up add more water a little at a time. If you get it too wet it is not as strong. If you get the mix a little to runny, add more portland cement.

Q: I have vinyl tiles in my kitchen and I wanted to replace it with marble tiles. Do I have to remove the vinyl tiles first or can I just go over it with cement? Thanks.: Marble tiles require a very rigid support system. Or they will crack. The recommended deflection is L/720 whereas typical construction is rated at L/360 - twice as flexible. *Ceramic* tile is useable on an L/360 structure when a properly installed cement backer board is beneath it. Unless the floor of your kitchen is a concrete slab, I am willing to bet that it will deflect too much for a satisfactory marble tile installation without substantial beefing up of the floor structure. As for your original question, the answer is no, but you will need to lay cement backer board (Hardie backer, Durock, etc.) which will provide a proper surface for the thinset mortar to adhere to which will solve a small portion of the problem. But, the backer board won't do anything to solve the deflection problem along the floor joists, only between them. What those deflection limits mean is that for L/720, a 10 foot floor span will move 120/720=1/6 inch under maximum design loads. For the L/360 case, the movement is 1/3 inch or about 5/16.

Q: What type/brand of contact cement is the best (best being the strongest) for 1quot; schedule 80 PVC pipe? The PVC pipe will be under a high amount of pressure, And from what I have read on-line the fittings are the most common to fail under high pressure. So I would like to get the strongest glue made so I don't have to worry with it for a few years. Also Im looking for tips on how to prep and glue the fittings for the strongest hold possible. Thanks for your time!: I like Oatey brand Regular clear Advanced cement for PVC. Use a PVC primer first which is usually purple let dry then using the applicator supplied in the can of cement apply a thin even layer to the outside of the pipe and then to the inside of the fitting. Working time is around 30-45 seconds. Insert the pipe into the fitting than give it a half turn. Using excessive amounts of cement is not better. The even layer you have applied will be evenly distributed with the turn of the fitting. GL

Q: The cement sealant I will be using is a LastiSeal brand. It is waterproof, non-toxic, and eco friendly. There is a15 year warranty on it, They say it can be used with koi ponds. So I think it will work for my newly laid cement pond wall. Just one thing. I have to wait 4 weeks for new cement to cure before applying the sealer to the cement. As long as the water is not touching the wall, can I keep water in the pond during these 4 weeks if need be?: Cement pond is what the Beverly Hillbillies called their swimming pool. :) Concrete/mortar cures in the air or underwater so it wouldn't matter if water was in the pond or if it touched the wall. However, the coating you want to use may require it to be dry. Also, the strength of the concrete is related to how well it is cured, so don't load it up w/water too soon.

Q: Hello, I have a paper stencil that I want to use to paint on a design on a block of wood that have that's painted with acrylic paints. If I glue down small portions, when I peel it off, will the paint me ruined? Would Elmer's school glue work better?: You will want to use an oil-based paint if it is going to be outside. If it will be inside, then you can use either latex or acrylic. Acrylic will last longer, though. So, I think you are on the right track.

Q: when putting down cement backboard on the floor for tiling, can you just nail it down and skip mortar or adhessive?: You should use screws to adhere it, not adhesive. the screws will pull the floor and backer board tightly together. They make screws specifically for this. Make sure you screw them down all the way before tiling, or the tiles will be uneven and possibly crack.

Q: I'm tiling a kitchen w/ a plywood subfloor. Is that metal lath reasonable to use or do I need to apply a cement board?: Cement board is quicker and better suited for floors

Q: cement is slanting towards the back of my steps and I want to raise it enough to either level it out or slant it away from the house because rainwater is leaking into the basement.Too hard for me to break up the old stuff, as I*m not physically able to do that.: The problem with putting new concrete over old is that it will not stick well unless you break up much of what you have - almost to the degree that it is a new job. If the old concrete has settled and caused the slant, it may not be completely done sinking and you may have to remove what you have and get a good base foundation and pour concrete up from there. It may be a major job no matter how you look at it.

Q: What's the qaulity, and how do they look in your opinion.: The White Cements? If Yea, then YES! Very Nice Shoe, and The Quality Is Very Good, but it really depends on the price they are not worth spending 270+ $ For Them. If you can get them anywhere from under 230$ i would get them

Q: I am renovating a house and need to remove some cement/plaster. I do not want to break it off or saw it away. I have tried vinegar, hot water, olive oil. Is there any way to soften cement/plaster that has set?: Nope!....'Sorry. I don't know what the surface is the cement is on and you don't indicate whether it's plaster or cement so it's hard to really advise you what to do. Contractors (and me) use something called muriatic acid which is really industrial grade hydrochloric acid. The thing is, Amanda, cement is really a form of limestone, and acid, any acid, will react with limestone to turn it into calcium chloride, water, and carbon dioxide. In fact, if you pour acid on cement (or marble) you will see it fizz; that's the carbon dioxide being formed from the reaction. You can buy muriatic acid in hardware stores, but it might damage the surface the cement is stuck to. If it's tile, it will work fine, just wear gloves and rinse the surface, of course. I wish you had told us what the surface is; it would have helped us give better advice.

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