AR Fiberglass for Concret, Mortar

Product Description

Fiberglass is widely used in concrete applications to enhance performance, durability, and versatility. Its lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and high-strength properties make it ideal for both structural and decorative purposes

Reinforcement of Concrete

• Fiberglass-Reinforced Concrete (FRC):
  • Short, alkali-resistant (AR) glass fibers are mixed into the concrete to improve tensile strength and reduce cracking caused by shrinkage, impact, or thermal stress.
  • Commonly used in precast elements, thin-shell structures, and architectural panels.
• Fiberglass Rebar:
  • Corrosion-resistant alternative to steel rebar, ideal for marine structures, bridges, and environments exposed to de-icing salts or chemicals.

    Crack Control and Durability

  • Microfibers:
    • Added to concrete mixes to minimize plastic shrinkage cracks during curing, improving long-term durability.
    • Used in slabs, pavements, and driveways.
  • Macro Fibers:
    • Longer fibers provide post-crack strength, reducing the need for traditional steel mesh in