Description

 CEMENT CLINKER 

We offer two types of cement clinker. Please upload specification of cement clinker: Example 1 attached and Example 2 attached for comparison. There are *0,**0 tonnes in stock at any given time as the clinker oven works *4 hours round the clock. 

Fly ash cement 

Fly Ash Cement is produced by milling clinker, fly ash (max ****0% by weight) and a given amount of gypsum. It hasnt got any sub classes. Its early strength value is UKC *2.5 within *8 days. It is referred to as CEM II B-V. 

Portland Cement (PC *2.5 - PC *2.5) (CEM I *2.5 R - CEM I *2.5 R) 

 A hydraulic cement produced by milling Portland cement clinker (TS ***1) together with gypsum. It is classified as PC *2.5, PC *2.5, and PC *2.5. "PC" is the symbol for Portland cement while the numbers *2.5, *2.5, *2.5 indicate the minimum desired strength value achieved within *8 days. 

Produced in compliance with TS *9 (Turkish), EN ****1 (British) and (American) standards. The quality is also in compliance with Russian standards and the factory has the certificate enabling us to export to Russia. 

It is generally used in works requiring high strength values, concrete works performed at low temperatures, precast buildings, tunnel-form applications, building chemical maunfacturing and foundations. 

General purpose 

All kinds of concrete structures 

High Buildings 

Road pavements 

Sidewalk Concretes 

Ground concretes 

Buildings made up with slide-molds 

General purpose prefabricated concrete components 

Bridges 

Railway Slippers 

Art Works (viaducts, sub-passageways, upper passageways) 

Water Storages 

Concrete Pipes 

Concrete Brickets 

Tunnel Mould Applications 

Pretensioning Concretes 

Please note that *2.5 cement is manufactured upon customer demand. 

Portland composite cement (PKC/B- *2.5 R) (CEM II /B-M *2.5 R) 

A hydraulic cement produced by milling ****5 parts (by weight) of Portland cement clinker (TS ***1) together with a corresponding amount of at least two kinds of additives (****5 parts) and a quantity of gypsum. Its **-day strength must be at least *2.5. N/mm2 

Produced in compliance with the TS ****3 standard. 

Used in general-purpose construction in which massive concrete is needed and in construction works where a low hydration temperature is needed. 

Portland composite cement (PKC/A- *2.5) (CEM II/A/M) 

A hydraulic cement produced by milling ****0 parts (by weight) of Portland cement clinker together with a corresponding amount of at least two kinds of additives (***0 parts) and a quantity of gypsum. Its **-day strength must be at least *2.5. 

Produced in compliance with the TS ****3 standard. Fields of use include: 

General purpose 

All kinds of concrete structures 

High Buildings 

Road pavements 

General purpose prefabricated concrete components 

Bridges and Viaducts 

Water Storages 

Concrete Brickets 

Wall and plaster 

Concrete sewage pipes 

Portland pozzolanic cement 

The cement is produced by grinding a mixture of additives (pozzolana) prescribed by standards (max. *0) with Portland cement clinker by addition of a certain amount of retarder (gypsum) and sets and gains strength after a certain time being mixed with water. Generally the product can be used in all places where portland cement is applicable. Hydration temperature is relatively lower than portland cement. It is appropriate to use in concrete works performed in aggresive areas where the content of sulphate or chloride ion is high. (email me for Physical properties/analysis if needed) 

Additive cement 

Additive Cement is produced by milling clinker, puzzolanic material (max. *9% by weight) and a given amount of gypsum. It hasnt got any sub classes. Its early strength value is KC *2.5 within *8 days. 

Blast furnace slag cement (CC *2,5 ) (CEM III/A *2,5 R) 

A hydraulic cement produced by milling ****0 parts (by weight) of Portland cement clinker (TS ***1) together with a corresponding amount (****0 parts) of blast furnace slag and a quantity of gypsum. There are two grades, which are identified as CC *2.5 and CC *2.5. It conforms to TS *0. It is used in places where corrosion is not very effective. 

Blast furnace slag cement (CEM III/A *2,5 R) 

A hydraulic cement produced by milling ****0 parts (by weight) of Portland cement clinker together with a corresponding amount (****0 parts) of blast furnace slag and a quantity of gypsum. It conforms to TS EN ****1. It is used in shore and port structures, off shore constructions, disposed water facilities, foundation, bored piles, water arcs, dams, underground water pipes, of concrete, sulfate contaminated industrial work grounds and structures, refineries, tunnel shoring and in general-purpose construction works where a low hydration temperature is needed. 

Composite cement 

Portland Composite Cement is produced by milling clinker, limestone and some hydraulic material and a given amount of gypsum. They are classified into two according to the amount of additives in them. Type A includes ***0% limestone by weight and type B includes ****5% slug by weight. Portland Composite Cement is classified into six types according to their early strength periods within *8 days: PKC *2.5, PKC *2.5R, PKC *2.5, PKC *2.5R, PKC *2.5, PKC *2.5R. This cement type is newly adopted from European standards. A hydraulic cement obtained by milling ****4 parts (by weight) of Portland cement clinker together with a corresponding amount (****6 parts) of suitable additives and a certain quantity of gypsum. It conforms to the TS EN ****1. Used in all concrete structures, road pavements, foundations and retaining walls, water arcs, dams, wall adhesives and mortars, concrete pipes, in industrial work grounds contaminated with medium level sulfate, refineries and in general-purpose construction works where a low hydration temperature is needed. 

Composite cement (CEM V/A (S-P-V) *2.5 R) 

A hydraulic cement obtained by milling ****4 parts (by weight) of Portland cement clinker together with a corresponding amount (****6 parts) of suitable additives and a certain quantity of gypsum. It conforms to the TS EN ****1. Used in all concrete structures, road pavements, foundations and retaining walls, water arcs, dams, wall adhesives and mortars, concrete pipes, in industrial work grounds contaminated with medium level sulfate, refineries and in general-purpose construction works where a low hydration temperature is needed. Filds of use include: 

General purpose 

All kinds of concrete structures 

Road pavements 

Foundation and retaining walls 

Water arcs 

Dams 

Plaster and wall mortar 

Concrete pipes 

Industrial site grounds with medium level sulfate 

Refineries 

High early strength cement 

High Early Strength Cement is a special cement produced by milling clinker and a given amount of gypsum. It hasnt got any sub classes. Its strength value is EYC *2.5 within *8 days period.
 

Trass cement (TC *2.5)(CEM II/B-P *2.5 R) 

A hydraulic cement produced by milling ****0 parts (by weight) of Portland cement clinker together with a corresponding amount (****0 parts) of trass (TS *5) and a quantity of gypsum. It conforms to TS *6. It is used in dams, foundation concretes, and tunnel construction works as it is highly resistant to alkali, salt, and aggressive water; in block concrete construction works where the hydration temperature must be rapid; in the construction of agricultural and industrial facilities. 

Portland limestone cement 

Portland Limestone Cement is produced by milling clinker, limestone and a given amount of gypsum. They are classified into two according to the amount of limestone in them. Type A includes ***0% limestone by weight and type B includes ****5% slug by weight. Portland Limestone Cement *8 is classified into six types according to their early strength periods within *8 days: PLC *2.5, PLC *2.5R, PLC *2.5, PLC *2.5R, PLC *2.5, PLC *2.5R. This cement type is newly adopted from European standards. 

Portland silica fume cement 

Portland Silica Fume Cement is produced by milling clinker, silica fume (max. *0% by weight) and a given amount of gypsum. This cement type is newly adopted from European standards and hasnt got any sub classes. Its early strength value is PSFC *2.5 within *8 days. 

Portland slugged cement (CEM II/B-S *2,5 R) 

Portlad Slug Cement is produced by milling clinker, slug and a given amount of gypsum. They are classified into two according to the amount of slug in them. Type A includes %****0 slug by weight and type B includes ****5% slug by weight. They are classified into six types according to their early strength periods within *8 days: PCC *2.5, PCC *2.5R, PCC *2.5, PCC *2.5R, PCC *2.5, PCC *2.5R. This cement type is newly adopted from European standards. Produced in compliance with TS EN ****1 standards. Areas of use include all kinds of concrete and high buildings, ground concretes, prefabricated concrete components, bridges, viaducts, water stores, concrete brickets, industrial work grounds contaminated with medium level sulfate, concrete sewage pipes, general-purpose construction works where a low hydration temperature is needed. 

White portland cement (BPC *2.***0) (CEM I *2.5 R) 

A hydraulic cement resulting from milling a nearly white clinker produced from heating a special clay and limestone together with a quantity of gypsum (CaSO4.2H2O). 

Produced in compliance with TS *1 EN ****1 standards. 

Areas of use include: 

Precast elements 

Ready-mix adhesives and mortars 

Architectural and decorative concrete 

Works of art 

Sulfur-resistant cement (*2.5) 

A hydraulic cement produced by milling Portland cement clinker containing max 5% tricalcium aluminates together with a given quantity of gypsum. 

Produced in compliance with TS ****7 standards. 

Typically SDC *2,5 can be used in places where ordinary Portland cement is used. Since it has a C3A ratio less than 5% it is technically much more convenient in the areas that are subjected to higher sulfate rates such as tunnels, dam constructions, port constructions, irrigation channels, building chemicals etc. Fields of use include: 

Shore and Port Structures 

Off shore constructions 

Disposed Water Facilities 

Foundation, Bored Piles 

Water Arcs 

Dams 

Underground water pipes, of concrete 

Sulfate contaminated industrial grounds and structures 

Refineries 

Tunnel Shoring 

Competitive prices 

FOB or CFR delivery 

L/C payment terms 

White label - own label 

Large volumes available 

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Volume we sell 

We are able to sell small-medium volumes by containers and medium-large volumes by vessel. 

Volume is based on a vessel\'s capacity eg. ***0 MT, ***0 MT, ***0 MT, ****0 MT, ****0 MT 

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