Conventional concrete is neither flexible nor homogeneous due to micro-cracks and contraction scratches. Presence of these flaws may be limited by application of DISPERSED REINFORCEMENT being a cheaper alternative to traditional reinforcement.

Dispersed fiber transfers the load in concrete in places where its structure lacks homogeneity, and prevents development of cracks. In a fresh mixture, fiber limits separation of components.

Steel fiber creates a new structure of connections between concrete components. After curing, steel fiber counteracts the tensile stress and prevents cracking of concrete under load.

Advantaged of steel fibres reinforcement:

• better resistance parameters;
• material cost saving;
• work time saving, abridgment investment time;
• better quality and lifetime of concrete;
• better impact strength;
• better dynamic and static loads;
• better resistance to rapid changes of temperature;
• better abrasion, cracking and crushing resistance;
• oppose the negative stress and appearing the cracks from loads;
• equal, omnidirectional reinforcement.