Alkali Resistant AR Glass Fiber

Name: Alkali Resistant AR Glass Fiber
SKU: BRAR19MM44LB
Price: 392.11 EUR
Availability: InStock

BRAR19MM44LB ⓘ

Reinforcement Fabrics & Fibres

Size

1 lbs (0.45 kg) 12 lbs (5.44 kg) 44 lbs (19.96 kg)

Provides primary reinforcement and enhances concrete durability and performance.

High tensile strength
Alkali and corrosion-resistant
Use 3% by weight of the total mix
0.68-0.79 kg per bag
Add fibers later in mixing

€ 392.11

(€ 324.06 without 21% VAT)

In stock

Description

Enhances the performance and durability of concrete by providing primary reinforcement. Offers high tensile strength and is resistant to alkali and corrosion, suitable for long-term use in cement-based composites and GFRC applications.

Typical Dosage

Use approximately 3% by weight of the total mix.
This equates to about 0.68-0.79 kg per bag of Buddy Rhodes blended concrete mix.

Mixing Instructions

Add fibers later in the mixing process, once the concrete slurry is smooth and fully wetted.
Introduce fibers gradually to ensure even dispersion.
Avoid overmixing to prevent damage to the fiber structure.

Finishing Notes

Compared to monofilament fibers like PVA or AC50, bundled fibers are more likely to be visible on the surface if not properly mixed or finished.
Careful batching, controlled mixing, and proper finishing techniques help minimize fiber visibility and achieve a smooth surface.

Instructions

Designed for cement-based composites and GFRC applications, enhancing structural performance, durability, and impact resistance. The fibers are alkali resistant and non-corrosive, suitable for long-term use in Portland cement environments.

Typical Dosage

Use at about 3% by weight of the total mix, or approximately 0.68–0.79 kg per bag of Buddy Rhodes blended concrete mix.
Accurate weighing is essential for maintaining workability and consistent reinforcement performance.

Mixing Instructions

Add fibers later in the mixing process, once the concrete slurry is smooth and fully wetted.
Introduce the fibers gradually to ensure even dispersion.
Avoid overmixing to prevent damage to the fiber structure.

Finishing Notes

Compared to monofilament fibers like PVA or AC50, bundled fibers are more likely to be visible on the surface if not properly mixed or finished.
Careful batching, controlled mixing, and proper finishing techniques will minimize fiber read-through and help achieve a smooth, professional surface.