DESCRIPTION
We offer Steel Fibers made from prime quality hard-drawn steel wire to ensure high tensile strength and close tolerances for reinforcement of concrete, mortar and other composite materials. The performance of Steel Fibers depends on both the dosage (kg/m3) and the fiber parameters (tensile strengths, length, diameter and anchorage). A key factor for quality of  Steel Fibers is the relationship between the length and the diameter of the fibers - the higher the l/d ratio, the better the performance.

Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete (SFRC) gives concrete its high performance because the steel fibers are homogeneously distributed. Thus, contributing to considerable increase in load-bearing capacity, high durability and high impact resistance, and all this ensures a longer lifetime with low maintenance cost. Apart from a wide usage, the Steel Fibers are also used as sprayed concrete (shotcreting), slope stabilization, pre-cast concrete production tunnel and mining shafts and underwater concrete reinforcement. Steel Fibers are also popularly used in manufacturing precast walls, overlays, manhole covers, piles & pillars.

TYPES

A)  Copper coated steel fiber

B)  Hook end steel fiber (Loose and glued shape)

C)  Flat crimped steel fiber

D)  Waved steel fiber

E)  Crimped steel fiber

F) Glued Steel Fiber
G) Dumbell end steel Fiber
(H)  Milling Cut Type Steel Fiber
 

ADVANTAGES

A)Tensile strength is enhanced

B)Adds ductility to concrete

C)Controls cracks   

D)Fatigue and impact resistance

E)Reduce material consumption and save cost

F)Less construction time require   

G)Longer service time

APPLICATION

1. For Flooring
Industrial floors
Joint-less floors
Floors-on-piles
Lightly loaded floors
Liquid tight floors & composite metal decking

2.  For Hard Standing & Heavy Duty

Parking lots
Playgrounds
Airport runways
Taxiways
Maintenance hangers
Access roads & workshops
Ports& Containers for port pavements
Container terminals
Bulk storage areas access roads

3. Other Applications
Foundations
Traditional cellar and basement walls
Compression layers