Yamama Ordinary Cement

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Overview
Yamama Ordinary Cement is a widely used type of cement, produced by the Yamama Cement Company. It is designed for general construction purposes, providing strong, durable, and reliable bonding for a wide range of applications. This cement is known for its excellent quality and is favored for both residential and commercial projects.
Why You Should Use It?
- Versatility: Suitable for various types of construction including foundations, walls, floors, and other general applications.
- Durability: Offers long-lasting strength and reliability in building structures.
- Widely Available: Easily accessible in most markets, ensuring constant supply.
- Cost-Effective: Provides excellent value for general-purpose cement without compromising quality.
- High Performance: Demonstrates strong bonding properties, leading to stable and secure constructions.
Key Features
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Material Composition | High-quality limestone and clay mix |
| Strength | 42.5 MPa |
| Setting Time | Initial setting time: 45 minutes |
| Color | Light grey |
| Moisture Resistance | Medium resistance to moisture |
Uses
- Foundations and Structural Work: Ideal for strong foundations and structural elements.
- Concrete for Roads and Pavements: Used in the production of roadways and sidewalks.
- Commercial and Residential Buildings: Commonly used in general construction, both commercial and residential.
- Masonry Work: Great for block laying and brickwork applications.
- Plastering and Grouting: Suitable for plastering and fixing tiles and other masonry materials.
Dimensions & Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Bag Size | 50 kg per bag |
| Density | 1440 kg/m³ |
| Compression Strength | 42.5 MPa |
| Specific Surface Area | 350–500 m²/kg |
Installation Recommendations
- Mixing Ratio: Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for mixing the cement with sand and aggregates.
- Water-Cement Ratio: Ensure an optimal water-cement ratio for the desired strength and workability.
- Curing: Proper curing of cement is essential to achieve full strength, typically requiring 7–28 days of curing time.
- Protection During Application: Avoid exposure to extreme weather conditions during the setting period for best results.
