Cement:

We work direct with 2 of the largest Cement producers in the world with factories and terminals spread over 3 continents. The most common used types and varieties of cement we can produce are the following.

Gray Ordinary Portland Cement: Known for it�s high-quality and a very cost-effective building material, high degree of clinker composition that meets all applicable physical and chemical requirements and is extensively used in the construction industry: residential, commercial, industrial, and public infrastructure.

White Portland Cement: Similar to gray but mixed with limestone, gypsum and a low iron content kaolin clay. Widely used in architectural works requiring artistic finishes, allowing for the brightest, richest colours to be achieved in concrete, to create mosaics and artificial granite, and for sculptural casts and other applications where white prevails and where appearance is a high priority.

Masonry or Mortar: Is a Portland cement mixed with finely ground limestone. Can be used for multiple purposes, including brick work, concrete blocks, templates, road surfaces, finishes.

Oil-well cement: Is a type G cement specially designed and produced with gray Portland clinker. It is mainly used because of it slow forging quanlity and its easy manageable at high temperatures and pressures, used for cementing work in the drilling of oil wells where they are subject to these conditions.

Blended hydraulic cements: Are produced by mixing and grinding or blending Portland cement and various supplementary materials or SCM such as ground granulated blast furnace slag, silica fume, fly ash, calcined clay, hydrated lime, and other pozzolans. The use of blended cements in ready-mix concrete reduces mixing water and bleeding, improves the finish and workability, inhibits the attack of sulfates and a alkali-aggregate reaction, and reduces the heat of hydration.

Through our suppliers we can offer a range of blended cements with lower clinker content reducing the CO2 footprint.

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