Corrosion-free and suitable for highest demands
Depending on what is required, our Fibrofor High Grade, Fibrofor Diamond or Concrix fibres are used for roads, roundabouts, bus stops, field tracks, etc. Even airports such as Strasbourg and Milan Malpensa have been using our fibre solution for years and have seen huge cost savings as a result.
For track substructures, our bicomponent fibre Concrix offers decisive advantages. Conventional steel reinforcement, which can be extremely time-consuming to lay in track substructures, is often replaced completely. In addition, there is no need for the complex earthing required when using steel, thereby avoiding interference with train electronics.
The resistance of our fibres to salt water - a constant problem in areas where road salt is used – and also to alkali and acid ensures the durability and long life of the surfaces, as proven by extensive tests at independent test institutes.
There is no danger to tyres or – in the case of farm roads – to animals, because, unlike steel fibres, any protruding synthetic fibres are soft and cannot cause any damage or injury. Deformations such as ruts are not an issue either.
We determine the optimum (cost-benefit) solution for you using the internally generated static calculation.
Durable solutions made of synthetic fibres
Corrosion-free and durable concrete reinforcement for infrastructure buildings
ServicesAdvantages
Long life for highest demands.
Advantages
Resistant concrete surfaces
Durable
Corrosion, an issue with steel fibres and steel mats, is no problem at all with polyolefin fibres. The synthetic-fibre-reinforced concrete long withstands even intense road salt use, thereby reducing maintenance.
Abrasion resistance
Our products increase the resistance of the concrete surface to abrasion caused by vehicles, seawater or other uses. A longer service life of traffic surfaces and structures in contact with water is therefore achieved.
Easy to use
The fibres are easy to mix in and distribute evenly in the concrete. All types of surface processing are possible, as the fibres can be worked into the surface very easily.