Polypropylene mesh fiber

Polypropylene mesh fibers are a bundle of fibers interwoven into a mesh, made from polypropylene granules through special processing. When mixed with concrete, they form a fully expanded fiber or mesh structure, creating a random support system within the concrete. They effectively control early plastic shrinkage and settlement cracks in concrete and cement mortar, significantly enhancing the concrete's impermeability, resistance to breakage and impact, and its toughness and wear resistance, thereby greatly extending the lifespan of buildings and substantially reducing maintenance costs.

Polypropylene mesh fibers are a bundle of fibers that are processed and treated from polypropylene resin, woven into a mesh pattern. They have a strong bonding force with the base material of cement concrete. When added to the concrete base material and mixed, they automatically expand due to the impact of cement, sand, and stone aggregates. They become individual filaments or multifilament fibers intertwined in various directions, forming a random support system within the concrete. They effectively control the early plastic shrinkage and settlement cracks of concrete and cement mortar. They significantly enhance the concrete's impermeability, resistance to crushing, and impact resistance, as well as its toughness and wear resistance, thereby greatly extending the lifespan of buildings and substantially reducing maintenance costs.