To purchase non-trade cement, you typically need to contact cement manufacturers or their authorized distributors directly
Non-trade cement" typically refers to cement that is not sold through regular commercial channels or to end-users directly. Instead, it is often used for specific projects or purposes where there might be special requirements or arrangements.
Non-trade cement may include bulk orders directly from manufacturers for large-scale construction projects, government projects, or infrastructure developments. It could also involve cement used for research or testing purposes, such as in laboratories or academic institutions. Additionally, non-trade cement might be used for specialized applications like in the production of precast concrete elements or for industrial processes.
The distinction between trade and non-trade cement is primarily based on the distribution channels and the nature of the transactions rather than any inherent difference in the cement itself.
53 Grade Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) is recognized for its high strength and is often used in applications where concrete with superior strength characteristics is necessary.
Exactly, you've highlighted a key characteristic of OPC 43 Grade cement. The "43" in OPC 43 Grade signifies the minimum compressive strength of the cement in megapascals (MPa) at 28 days of curing. As you mentioned, it's set at a minimum of 43 MPa or 430 kg
Portland Slag Cement (PSC) is indeed a type of blended cement that combines Portland cement with granulated blast furnace slag (GBFS), a byproduct of the iron and steel industry.
PPC typically consists of approximately 15–35% pozzolanic material, such as fly ash, volcanic ash, or silica fume, along with about 4% gypsum and the remainder being Portland cement clinker. This combination imparts specific properties to the cement.
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