Polypropylene Staple Fiber
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- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or L/C
- Min Order Qty:
- 3000 Kgs kg
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 Tons Per Year kg/month
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Commodity: Industrial PP Fiber for Concrete, Engineering Fiber
PP fiber,also called Polypropylene PP Fiber, Polymer Fiber,it is manufactured by mixing, spinning, stretching and cutting the combination of modified base and polypropylene paring, used as the project fiber for concrete and mortar. It can decrease cracks in concrete's early stage.
Property of Polypropylene Staple Fiber:
Polypropylene monofilament fiber technical | ||
Item | Product name | PP fiber |
1 | Material | 100% polypropylene |
2 | Cut length | From 3mm to 120mm |
3 | density | 0.91g/cm³ |
4 | Diameter | 20 micron to 40micron |
5 | Strength | 400-600Mpa |
6 | elongation at break | 30%-40% |
7 | melting point | 170°C |
8 | ignition point | 590°C |
9 | Oil point | lower than 1% |
10 | Water-hygroscopicity | No |
Advantages of Polypropylene Staple Fiber:
Good dispersancy, better grip
Random dispersal, subordination reinforced
Physically-added tendon, anti-crack and high reinforcement
Diamagnestism and antirust, corrosion protection and alkali resistant
Innocuous and odorless, safe
Simple operation, more economic and dependable
Function of Polypropylene Staple Fiber:
Anti-crack
Increasing seepage-proof performance
Anti-concussion and anti-wear performance
Increasing shock proof
Cold-resistant property
Enhance the property of toughness and ductility
Fire resistance and anti-detonation quality
Preventing or reducing the major reinforcing steel bar from being eroded
Reducing rebound of jetting concrete
Application:
Industry and Civil Architecture
Main body of road, bridge
Water conservancy project
Package:
A: Packing in plastic bags, plastics bags to be put into waterproof bags, and then waterproof bags to be put into container, totally 8 tons in 1x20'FCL
B: Packing in fusible paper bags, paper bags to be put into cartons, and then cartons to be put into pallet, pallets to be put into container, totally 6 tons in 1x20'FCL.
- Q: Say that the first line of bricks on the foundation runs parallel to a reference point, let's say a nearby road, and the next line of bricks is put on top of the first line, but this time all the bricks are pointing in a direction that is 90 degrees to the road, and then again the third line of bricks is parallel to the road again etc. Why don't you do this instead? Laying cement and making sure everything's even isn't my strong suit and I want to build a house, so can I do it without cement, just pure brick? Let's say the walls are 4-5 bricks deep.
- Yes you definitely need mortar to hold the bricks in place. Do you remember the story of the three little pigs? Without mortar your house will be like the one in that story that the wolf blew down. The first strong wind that came up and all of your bricks would fall over and your whole house would fall down.
- Q: my brother (he's 7) got a cement filling in one of his tooth at the school dentist, now there's swelling and it looks pretty bad, is this normal?I've been giving him a cold compress to reduce it
- There is no such thing as a cement filling. Swelling is not abnormal but not a regular event. It can be swelling form the injection or an infected tooth. If his entire cheek is swollen it is likely caused by the injection and should be ok. An infection would be a smaller bubble directly next to the tooth on the gums.
- Q: how does sediment compact or cement into sedimentary rocks?
- Lithostatic load! As sediment is deposited into basins, the pressure from the weight of the overlying sediment presses and squeezes the seds into hard, rocky bodies. Water plays a part of this as well. Water can allow for the precipitation of cement in sandstone (Calcium Carbonate).
- Q: I'm considering using hydraulic cement to stop my basement from leaking, We would like to finish it someday but want to make sure it won't leak later and cause more problems. Is it better to apply to the inside wall of the foundation or to dig around the house and apply to the outside? We don't have any obvious huge cracks that we've seen yet. Has anyone used hydraulic cement and have any tips/advice? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
- Use whatever you want, do whatever you want to with it. You have to fix the UNDERLYING problem first. Why is your basement leaking? Answer that question and we can help you more. Poor drainage scheme? Busted gutters and downspouts? Spring? Broken DWV line? Busted water supply line? Well? Find out the damn problem before trying to fix the symptom. You will be lots happier.
- Q: what happens if i run on cement for 25- 30 mins for 3 times a week?theres not much place where i can run on grass though there is a little park that i can run back and forth continously will that be better than running on cement for 25 - 30 mins for 3 times a week?I know its bad for your knees but what happens when you keep running on cement?
- Asphalt is much softer and better than concrete, so run on the road or on asphalt trails more than sidewalks if you can. Bike paths are another good option. The effects won't be too bad if your not overweight, but if you carry a few extra pounds, it just puts a greater strain on your knees, hips and lower back. James
- Q: Im in the middle of planning to build a deck I'm my backyard and was looking through materials and noticed that concrete and cement were listed differently and that concrete was twice as expensive as cement. I'd always thought they were the same so I was just wondering what the differences were and how they work differently.
- lets say cement goes between bricks, and concrete, is used to fill large holes in the ground
- Q: I'm building a wood fence with metal posts this weekend. How long do I need to let the cement cure for?
- Depends on the cement you use. If it's a quick set kind, it will say on the bag (probably a coupla-few hours tops). If it's just regular Portland cement, wait a day or two (or whatever it says on the bag).
- Q: Hello.Can you tell me how cement, concrete and glass is made? And if possible, adding a bit of history into it?
- the generic term cement simply means binder or glue; hydraulic cements are those which bind and harden in the presence of water. Early construction cements were usually clays mixed with an aerated volcanic rock called pumice; later mixtures included chalk (a high grade limestone composed of coccolithic (spherical stones) carbonate structures. What we commonly call cement and mostly use in construction and landscaping today is a type of cement called Portland cement, which was accredited to Joseph Aspdin in 1824; a mixture of ground (often low grade, or impure) limestone and clays containing aluminium sulfates. Gypsum (hydrous calcium sulfate) may be added to the mixture if more sulfates are needed. Concrete is an artificial conglomerate (in geology, a conglomerate is a rock made up of often metal-rich stones set in a matrix of sand and fine clays) where the binding matrix is composed of (usually) Portland cement and clean sand, and stones (commonly called gravel or road metal); without the stones, the mixture can be a mortar (used to bed and bind bricks or blocks) or a render (a thick paste used to dress bricks and blocks). Glass is commonly composed of melted quartz sand (silica); limestone is added to the silica to prevent recrystallisation when it cools.
- Q: the concept of water cement which plays main role in the concrete so it important know about that...
- The maximum water-to-cement ratio may be established by the customer or authority having jurisdiction based on anticipated exposure conditions. Concrete is designed to withstand a certain maximum load per area before failing, known as compressive strength A number of factors influence the concrete’s ability to withstand the force from an applied load, such as the size, type, quantity and gradation of aggregates, the type and quantity of cement and/or supplementary cementitious materials, the amount of mix water, the age or maturity of the concrete, and the production practices used in placing, consolidating and curing the concrete. Small changes in any of these variables can have a profound effect on the concrete’s compressive strength, permeability and durability.
- Q: I would like to build a wall and I understand that just fine however the floor is cement so I obviousy can't just throw some nailes into it. Any tips would be appreciated it will be in my basement
- all you need is to go to Lowe's or a 84 lumber and get concrete screws Simpson Strong Tie screws for concrete they come with a bit to predrill the holes these are better then using concrete nails cuz they cant grab the floor good enough
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 |
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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 |
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Polypropylene Staple Fiber
- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or L/C
- Min Order Qty:
- 3000 Kgs kg
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 Tons Per Year kg/month
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