ACC Cement

ACC Suraksha Cement is a specialized type of cement designed for specific construction and plastering applications. Here are the key features and advantages of ACC Suraksha Cement:

Key Features:

1. Less Rebound Loss: The cement minimizes rebound loss, meaning it adheres well to the substrate during application, reducing material wastage.
2. Excellent Workability & Superior Finish: ACC Suraksha Cement offers excellent workability, making it easier for construction professionals to apply and shape. It also provides a superior finish on the surface.
3. Superior Quality: This cement is known for its high quality, ensuring the structural integrity and durability of the construction.
4. Less Wastage and Better Yield: Due to its workability and adherence, it results in less wastage and better yield of the material, reducing overall construction costs.
5. Saves Time: Its properties enable faster and more efficient construction, helping save time during the building process.

Advantages:

1. Excellent Workability: ACC Suraksha Cement provides exceptional workability, making it easier for workers to handle and apply the material effectively.
2. High Quality & Easy Storage: It is of high quality, ensuring the reliability and longevity of the construction. It is also easy to store, maintaining its properties over time.
3. Less Wastage & Minimization of Losses: The cement minimizes wastage and reduces losses during application, ultimately leading to cost savings.
4. Higher Productivity & Saves Time: Its properties contribute to higher productivity on the construction site, which in turn saves time and labor costs.

Coverage: A 40kg bag of ACC Suraksha Ready Use Plaster 101 can cover approximately 15-20 square feet at a thickness of 10-12 mm. The actual coverage may vary based on the quality and nature of the substrate being used.

Technical Properties:

• Mixed Density: 1.90-2.1 kg/ltr
• Bulk Density: 1.6-1.8 kg/ltr
• 28 Day Comprehensive Strength: 10-15 MPa (Megapascals), indicating the strength of the cement after 28 days of curing.
• Pull-Out Bond Strength: 20.5 MPa, measuring the ability of the cement to adhere to a substrate.
• Pot Life: 30-50 minutes, representing the time window during which the cement remains workable after mixing.
• Water-Powder Ratio: 14-18%, specifying the proportion of water to cement powder required for proper mixing and workability.