High-performance structural concrete cures to compressive strengths of more than 3,000 psi in less than six hours. Unlike portland cement, RediMax remains in an un-reacted state until water and the RediMax admixture are introduced, providing improved schedule flexibility and eliminating the possibility of material loss due to the standard 90-minute water-to-discharge constraint. The concrete contains 30-95% industrial waste materials and is manufactured using a low-energy, power-blending process, eliminating approximately one ton of CO2 from being emitted into the atmosphere when compared to the traditional portland cement manufacturing process, according to the maker.
Ceratech Inc. Input No. 216 at BDCnetwork.com/quickResponse
