Ordinary Portland Cement 42.5R

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Loading Port:: China Main Port

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 5000 Metric Tons m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100000 Metric Tons per Month m.t./month

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grey ordinary portland cement 42.5R

Standard: GB175-2007

Packing: 50kg bag then 40 bags into a 2MT sling bag

our company is a cement of factory

grey ordinary portland cement 42.5R,

1,Product range: P.C32.5,32.5R, Ordinary Portland cement P.O42.5/42.5R/52.5

2,Standard: GB175-2007

3,Loading port: CHINA

4,Packing:

a) 2 tons sacks

b) 50kg bag then 40 bags into a 2MT jumbo bag

c) 50kg bag

Payment: TT; L/C At Sight

Q: BP is currently pumping great quantities of mud into the rupture in the Gulf and plan to dump cement in when the flow permits. Cement has to dry to be effective? So how does it dry under water and the pressures it will encounter at that depth.: it doesn't dry; it sets - it's a chemical reaction; not simply evaporating its water content. Setting time depends on the exact chemical mix of the cement - unsurprisingly, fast-drying cement sets very quickly but is usually comparatively brittle, while slower formulations take longer but tend to be stronger. Considerable heat is given off during the setting process and the cement tends to expand, particularly if too much is added at once so that the heat in the middle can't dissipate quickly enough - this is another reason why slow-setting is preferred in many situations. Setting is also speeded up by spraying with water which not only aids the chemical reaction but also helps in cooling. Under the sea the water would actually assist in the setting process. The main problem is that it will be subjected to the pressure of the escaping oil while setting which will reduce its strength - this is probably why they're also pumping mud into the hole - this will partially clog up the hole and reduce the pressure and so give the cement a better chance of working.

Q: There was a fire and the beam burned at the end that rest on the cement block. I want it to be solid when the new beam goes on.: You did not give much info on the cement block just the beam. How big of a block are we talking about? What is the construction of the cement block? 2,000 psi? 2500 psi? How intense was the fire? Most fires will not hurt cement blocks. How much weight is this beam holding? After you take the burnt beam off you can make a better assessment on the cement block. I'm willing to bet my last dollar, it will hold up a new beam fine. Good Luck!

Q: please help...: IT IS VERY HARM FULL

Q: how is cement, concrete, mortar and glass made and used?: see that window ? thats how glass is used

Q: or can i just start laying it directly on top of the cement floor?: woodtick gave you exactly the right answer,,, existing cracks in your slab WILL transfer through the tile work fairly quickly.

Q: well my name is carved into the cement driveway next to my house. if my parents see that i'll be in BIG trouble. so does anyone know how to like remove writing out of the cement driveway? please anyone help. 10 points for the most helpful answer.: Trying to fill it really will not work. Cement will not stick in there in such small quantities and any kind of filler will be a different color. Depending on how deep it is, I would try a needle gun. These remove a layer of the cement so lowering the surrounding area to the same level of your foolish etching. You can rent these as I expect you don't want to buy one.

Q: which good one hydraulic cement can fix basement between gap and wall leak: hydraulic cements are almost all the same, it's the elastomeric coating you put on after that will keep the moisture out.

Q: construction, cement, concrete: ...do the concrete cube test.....different countries have different standards... ,,generally...the cement acts as the bonding agent for the concrete mixture..and thus the main factor that determines the resistant factor to resist compression...

Q: When installing cement backer board, is it necessary to put down some thin set mortar and then lay the board and screw in place, or can I do without the thin set?: Backerboard is used to stiffen the wood subfloor when you lay tile. This is important so the subfloor doesn't deflect when additional weight is put onto it (thus, breaking the tiles). Since you have a cement floor, putting down a backerboard wouldn't make any sense, but the floor does need to be level. You can pick up self-leveling compound at the hardware store. It's going to be in the same aisle as grouts, tools, etc.

Q: It doesn't have 2 b painted it just has 2 b cement and in Ohio: use the phone and try various places-----garden shops, statue places and landscaping businesses which may advise you.

Persently the company construct more than 30,000 square meter cement warehousing which can store both the large and small packing cement. The advanced technology and convenient transportation reduce the cost of transportation and storage greatly for the domestic and foreian customers. The cement product had selled to many countries,including Russia,South Africa,Angola,Nigeria,cameroun etc.

1. Manufacturer Overview

Location	Shandong,China (Mainland)
Year Established	2003
Annual Output Value	US$5 Million - US$10 Million
Main Markets	80.00% Africa 20.00% Eastern Asia
Company Certifications	Laboratory certificate; Import and export registration certificate; The development of bulk cement in 2004 Advanced units; THE INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION NETWORK (english)

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3. Manufacturer Capability

a) Trade Capacity
Nearest Port	Rizhao
Export Percentage	91% - 100%
No.of Employees in Trade Department	6-10 People
Language Spoken:	English, Chinese
b) Factory Information
Factory Size:	30,000-50,000 square meters
No. of Production Lines	2
Contract Manufacturing	OEM Service Offered
Product Price Range	Low and/or Average