Details
High Alumina Cement (HAC) is a special type of cement made by fusing or sintering a mixture of bauxite (aluminium ore) and limestone. Unlike ordinary Portland cement, it has a high content of alumina (typically 35–80%), which gives it unique properties.
HAC is darker in color (usually grey to black), rapid hardening — gains strength much faster than normal cement and is excellent resistant to high temperatures, chemicals, and sulfates.
Application
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Refractory linings (furnaces, kilns)
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Sewer and marine structures
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Rapid concrete repairs
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Precast in harsh environments
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Chemical and industrial plants
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Cold weather concreting
Benefits
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Rapid strength gain – early high strength within 24 hours
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Excellent heat resistance – ideal for high-temperature environments
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Chemical resistance – performs well in acidic or sulfate-rich conditions
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Minimal shrinkage – maintains dimensional stability
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Low permeability – enhances durability and reduces corrosion risk
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Improved resistance to abrasion – suitable for heavy-duty surfaces
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Performs well in cold climates – suitable for winter concreting
Packaging
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25 kg/bag
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