PRODUCTS
CIMENT PORTLAND COMPOUND CP II – E- 32 – RS
USES:
- Industrial and commercial floors;
- Mortar for coating, settlements, regularization, reinforcement, and roughcast;
- Concrete for paving;
- Structural and prestressed concrete (slabs, pillars and beams);
- Industrialized mortars;
- Fiber cement (water tanks, tiles).
Therefore,
GENERAL USE FOR MORTAR AND CONCRETE
AVAILABLE IN: SACKS OF 25 KG (55,12 LB) OR 50 KG (110,23 LB)
CIMENT PORTLAND COMPOUND CP II – E- 40 – RS
USES:
- Industrial and commercial floors;
- Mortar for coating, settlements, regularization, reinforcement, and roughcast;
- Concrete for paving;
- Structural and prestressed concrete (slabs, pillars and beams);
- Industrialized mortars;
- Fiber cement (water tanks, tiles).
Therefore,
GENERAL USE FOR MORTAR AND CONCRETE
Available in: BIG BAGS AND BULK
FAQ
No, the color of cement just changes due to the raw material used and does not interfere with the resistance offered by the material.
1 - The best way to store it is in a dry place, away from walls by at least 30 centimeters and on wooden pallets, with each stack having no more than 10 bags.
2 - Cement should be kept in its closed package until the time of use.
3 - Different brands of cement and different expiration dates should not be mixed.
4 - Avoid storing in places such as bedrooms, animal kennels, etc.
Cement has a valid shelf life of 90 days from the date of manufacturing printed on the packaging, if following storage condition guidelines (dry ambient, on pallet boards and in stacks of a maximum of 10 bags). Cement usage should follow the FIFO system (first in, first out).
