Are steel fibers better than rebar for industrial floor and external concrete paving applications, shotcrete and precast tunnel segments? Generally, fiber concrete is easy to work with and requires less…
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Cast Steel Shot and Grit vs. Cut Wire Shot
Dear readers, in this blog post we will go over just a few facts regarding cast steel shot and grit, and cut wire shots. Steel Shot and Grit – Due…
Steel fibers
Steel fibers market
Steel fibers exhibit superior properties of tensile strength, shear strength, crack resistance, durability and corrosion resistance. Thus steel fibers are mainly used in reinforcement of the concrete to overcome the…
Steel fibers
SPAJIC® certification
Dear readers, We hope you are all doing well. In today’s topic we would like to go over the new and updated certificates we have got for our products. Let’s…
Steel fibers
Quality assured with our steel fibers
Dear readers, This post is going to be short as the text below speaks for itself. For more information about our steel fibers, feel free to contact us and set…
Cut wire shots
Application and benefits of SPAJIC® steel cut wire shots?
In this topic we are going to cover applications in which steel cut wire shots can bring you many benefits. Before we begin with going into details about the applications…..
Steel fibers
Durability of steel fibers
The reduction of joints, the speed in the placement and the improvements in the performance in concrete have led to the inclusion of steel fibers in the various types of…
Steel fibers
Steel fibers with hooked ends – ZS/N
Steel fibers with hooked ends are filaments of steel wire (straight fibers with additional hooked ends) for reinforcement of concrete and mortar. For manufacturing steel fibers, we are using wires…
Cut wire shots
SPAJIC® Conditioned cut wire shots
CONDITIONED CUT WIRE SHOT (CCW) has had it’s sharp edges removed in a process called “conditioning.” Conditioned cut wire shot is used in shot blasting and many automotive and military…
Steel fibers
Advantages of the fiber reinforced concrete
SFRC is generally used to inhibit cracking, improve resistance of impact, to resist dynamic loading and material disintegration. SFRC can be used without any other additional reinforcement in almost all…