Slag cement reduces concrete permeability, increases strength, and produces consistent concrete results.Read more »
Slag cement reduces concrete permeability, increases strength, and produces consistent concrete results.
The Rowan Building utilizes exposed structural cast-in-place concrete as a key architectural design element of this 71,500 sq.ft. residential building in San Francisco.Read More »
The Rowan Building utilizes exposed structural cast-in-place concrete as a key architectural design element of this 71,500 sq.ft. residential building in San Francisco.
Find providers with available slag cement in your state. The SCA represents 95% of slag cement providers in the United States.Read More »
Find providers with available slag cement in your state. The SCA represents 95% of slag cement providers in the United States.
Register for the Slag CementIndustry Training Session atWorld of Concrete 2019Read More »
Register for the Slag CementIndustry Training Session atWorld of Concrete 2019
Concrete made with slag cement provides higher compressive and flexural strengths compared to concrete made entirely with portland cement.
Slag cement helps reduce permeability, sulfate attack, and alkali-silica reaction creating a longer lasting and more resilient concrete.
Slag cement is a recovered material from the iron production process, thus reducing the environmental impact of concrete mixtures.
Most concrete made with slag cement will have less bleed water than concrete made with portland cement alone.
Slag cement has a consistent and uniform manufacturing process, this leads to creating concrete with more predictable and consistent results.
While other cementitious materials may have limited availability, slag cement is readily available in many markets throughout the United States.
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