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Our new project in the city of Tallinn, Estonia, has been successfully completed! We are proud to announce the completion of the construction of a 2-kilometer tram line connecting the airport with the seaport. This is an important infrastructural achievement for the city, which will improve transport connections and convenience for residents and tourists.

In this article we will consider the types of fiber, their advantages and rules of use in construction work. We will also compare their characteristics.

In this article, we will look at the key aspects of using fiberglass and provide helpful tips for those looking to get the most out of this versatile material.

Modern fiber dosing systems, a key element in the production of quality building materials. The article highlights the different types of dosers, their design and principle of operation, ensuring the accuracy and uniformity of fiber distribution in mixtures.

In monolithic construction, it is common to add steel, polymer, basalt and fiberglass fibers to improve concrete performance.

The use of fiber in shotcrete significantly improves its mechanical properties, including plastic deformation, crack resistance, and strength under various types of loads.

Discover the impact of fibers on concrete and types of dispersed reinforcement. Explore the applications and strong polymer macrofibers: ArmoTec, FiberMix®, and PolyMesh®.

The design life of cement concrete roads is 20-30 years and 8-12 years for asphalt concrete pavement. But due to violations of laying technology, heavy traffic flow and the negative influence of various factors, premature damage to the roadway occurs. Dispersed reinforcement with fiber allows to solve the problem.

A strong and durable concrete slab was constructed using polymer fiber reinforcement in the container terminal project in Stolnik, Sofia, Bulgaria. The inclusion of ArmoTec 40mm macrofiber in the concrete mix enhanced the durability, resistance to cracking, and optimal performance under heavy loads.

The project involved reinforcing concrete slabs with ArmoTec 40mm macrofibers and saw-cut expansion joints for both a road and warehouse in Cherven Bryag, Bulgaria, with varying concrete thicknesses and grades.

Recently, a new composite material has spread, which is used in the construction of industrial, commercial, agricultural and residential buildings. Cement-sand mortar with reinforcing elements is called fiber-reinforced concrete. As an additive, fibers from polypropylene, glass, metal or basalt are used.

The screed is poured over the ceilings when installing floor coverings and installing a floor heating system. The solution is made from concrete, cement-sand, gypsum or multi-component mixture. The complexity of the work lies in the fact that during the drying of the surface shrinkage occurs, microcracks form. Fiber screed improves the quality of the raw material.