What is Recycled Steel Fiber for Concrete?

Concrete recycled steel fiber is a new type of reinforcing fiber material specifically added to concrete, which is made from recycled industrial steel and steel wire products . It is processed through cutting, drawing, and surface treatment. It belongs to the category of low carbon concrete fiber.

The traditional production process of raw steel fibers involves high energy consumption in smelting. However, recycled steel fibers, relying on recycled raw materials, significantly reduce carbon emissions and production energy consumption, aligning with the global trend towards low-carbon infrastructure development.

Its core functions: inhibiting plastic shrinkage and dry shrinkage cracking of concrete, enhancing the flexural, impact, blast-resistant and wear-resistant properties of concrete, and being widely used in flooring, tunnel linings, prefabricated components, and mining projects.

Polypropylene fiber concrete: Concrete mixed with polypropylene fiber. Polypropylene fiber is anti-corrosion and lightweight, mainly used to prevent micro-cracks for general flooring and waterproof concrete.

These two types of fibers can be used separately or hybridly to optimize concrete crack resistance. and in some engineering scenarios, they may also be mixed and incorporated to jointly enhance the crack resistance of concrete. The greatest advantage of recycled steel fibers is their low carbon and environmental friendliness, as well as outstanding cost-effectiveness. They are the preferred low carbon concrete fiber for low-carbon infrastructure projects.It is categorized as low carbon concrete fiber.