loads and structures subject to stress
Quality
The quality of cements is supervised
by the TSÚS (Building
Testing and Research
Institute), Bratislava.
CEMMAC is a holder of an
ISO 9001: 2008 quality
management certificate
and an ISO 14001: 2004 environmental
management certificate.
Portland cement
High-strength pure Portland cement for concretes requiring the highest strengths and a fast form removal or load of the structure, also suitable for concreting in cool weather.
Characteristics
CEM I 42,5 R is characterized by a rapid increase in strengths, attaining high early and final strengths (after 2 days in the range of 29 to 36 MPa, after 28 days from 57 to 62 MPa). During hardening, this manifests itself by a high development of heat of hydration.
Use
- concretes of high strength classes and concretes where fast demolding is required
- demanding structures made of reinforced concrete and plain concrete (bridge structures, pillars, etc.)
- production of prefabricated elements and ready-mixed plasters
- concrete pavements and concrete surfaces subject to high stress
- industrial floors
- all kinds of industrial and civil structures
Advantages
- the rapid increase in early strengths enables a
- quick demolding of products
- quick walk-on-ability of concrete surfaces
- quick load of the concretes produced
- high early and final compressive strengths
- good workability, colour fastness and low volume changes
- the high development of heat of hydration enables concreting even in cool weather
Essential properties | Harmonized Standard EN 197-1 |
CEMMAC CEM I 42,5 R |
2-day compressive strength (MPa) | => 20 | 29 – 36 |
28-day compressive strength (MPa) | => 42,5 =< 62,5 | 57 – 62 |
Initial setting time (min) | => 60 | 210 +- 30 |
Volume stability Le-Chatelier (mm) | =< 10 | 0,0 – 1,3 |
SO3 sulphate content (%) | =< 4 | 3,2 +- 0,2 |
Chloride content (%) | =< 0,1 | 0,03 – 0,02 |
The content of tricalcium aluminate in this cement is less than 5%. |
Increase in strengths CEM I 42,5 R
Documents for download |
Technical sheet CEM I 42,5 R |