Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) fiber is a high-strength fiber used in construction engineering to control the toughness and impact resistance of concrete, which can replace traditional steel mesh and steel fibers, making construction costs more economical.

Widely used for road surfaces, curbs, standard concrete panels, bridge engineering floors, airport runways, parking aprons, precast concrete slabs, piping, various tunnel construction, roofs, parking lots, hydraulic engineering, container terminals, and all types of concrete buildings.

Time-saving and convenient to use: a novel concrete reinforcing material with wide application prospects. The plastic steel fiber is made primarily from modified high molecular polymer polypropylene through special process technology. It is a rough-surfaced, clearly contoured single strand coarse fiber: with varying diameters, lengths, wavy in shape, high tensile strength, large elastic modulus, strong resistance to acids and alkalis; and it has the appearance and functions of reinforcing steel and steel fiber, along with the advantages of synthetic soft fibers.