Cement CEM II 32,5R B/V 25 kg

Cement is one of the most commonly used building materials. It is made of natural raw materials: marl, limestone and clay. After firing in a cement kiln, a clinker is formed which has been mixed with gipsum (sometimes it is additionally mixed with lime stone, fly ash or slag). The Name "portland cement" allegedly refers to the color of the rocks on the island of Portland, where its inventor lived - Joseph Aspdin.

We distinguish the basic designations of cement:

• CEM I - Portland cement,
• CEM II - multi-component Portland cement (often Portland cement),
• CEM III - metallurgical cement,
• CEM IV - pozzolanic cements
• CEM V - multi-component cement.

Cement applications:

• Masonry and plastering mortars
• Concrete products
• Freight concrete for the manufacture of armed and unarmed construction elements
• Finished concrete elements
• Cellular concrete
• Light concrete
• Soil stabilization