FiberMaxMA™ Toughens Concrete Against Cracking

FiberMaxMA™ incorporates heavy-duty synthetic macro fibres engineered for secondary reinforcement. It provides excellent plastic shrinkage control, reduced settlement cracking, and increased flexural toughness for long-term durability.

Heavy-Duty Macro Fibre Reinforcement

FiberMaxMA™ fibres distribute three-dimensionally to support aggregates, minimizing segregation while boosting shatter and abrasion resistance as an alternative to welded wire fabric or light rebar.
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Key Benefits

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Crack Control

Eliminates over 85% of plastic shrinkage cracking potential and reduces settlement cracks.​

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Joint Spacing Extension

Properly dosed, allows wider joint spacing with engineering support.​

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Improved Durability

: Enhances flexural toughness, permeability resistance, and overall concrete integrity for heavy-duty use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Welded wire fabric, #3/#4 rebar, and steel fibres in many applications, like industrial floors and pavements.

Fibres provide excellent finishing characteristics while controlling early-age cracking without segregation.

Heavy-duty warehouse floors, industrial slabs, and pavements require toughness and crack resistance.​

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