Stronger solutions through glass fibre

MICRO FIBRE REINFORCEMENT

An innovative reinforcement that brings the superior properties of glass fibre to concrete and other composite materials. It controls micro-cracks during plastic shrinkage, while they are still forming.

Dosage

Varies with application and mix; a low dosage is sufficient for decorative concrete and screeds.

Micro Fibre Reinforcement

Standards

Technical specifications

An innovative reinforcement that brings the superior properties of glass fibre to concrete and other composite materials. It controls micro-cracks during plastic shrinkage, while they are still forming.

Micro Fibre Reinforcement product packaging
POLY-PRO FIBER 54 mm in 5 kg bags
PropertyValue
MaterialHard glass fibre
Cut length12 mm
TextureSilk-like surface
Moisture absorptionNone
Heat resistanceHigh
Chemical resistanceHigh

Advantages

  • High tensile strength
  • Heat resistance
  • Chemical resistance
  • Electrical insulation
  • Does not absorb moisture
  • Controls plastic shrinkage cracking
  • Leaves no marks on decorative surfaces

Applications

  • Decorative concrete
  • Heat-resistant plasterboard
  • Marine applications
  • Automotive and aviation
  • Wind energy and telecommunications
  • Electrical and electronics

Related certificates

Quality managementTS EN ISO 9001:2015

TS EN ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System

Quality management system certificate covering the manufacture of concrete fibre reinforcement products and construction chemicals, industrial flooring applications and road logistics services.

Issued by
UKS Uluslararası Kalite Sistemleri ve Belgelendirme
Document no
K-6174
Date
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TS EN ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System

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Certificates

FAQ

Questions about this product

ANSWERS BEFORE YOU POUR
How much fibre goes into a cubic metre?

Between 1 and 10 kg/m³ depending on the application. For ground slabs and sprayed concrete the common range is 2–4 kg/m³. We calculate the exact figure from your loads, slab thickness and exposure class, and state it in writing.

Does it affect the workability of the concrete?

At the correct dosage it reduces segregation and improves surface quality. At high dosages consistency can drop; a plasticiser then restores the balance. That adjustment is part of the dosage recommendation we give you.

LET'S START WITH YOUR SLAB

Tell us the area, the load class and the pour date. An engineer will come back to you within one working day with a dosage recommendation.