PP fiber, which has a high friction coefficient and is not slippery, is a holding material, although it was used in engineering designs in the past, it is used in much wider areas today. It is used in electrical applications with its electrical properties.

PP Fiber Usage Areas

PP fiber used in concrete mixes makes concrete more tough and durable. It is especially important to use in the production of high strength concrete. PP fiber, which is also used in asphalt engineering, is used in highways, busy intersections, climbing lanes, airports, parking lots and race tracks. The use of modified asphalt is common today, where there is heavy traffic and the axle weight is important. PP fiber asphalts are highly resistant to corrugation, fatigue cracks, low temperature cracks, temperature effects and peeling.

• Gear applications
• Insulation discs
• Structural elements
• Textile industry uses.

PP Fiber Properties

•  High resistance to oil and solvent.
•  Resistant to high frequency effects resulting from high voltage.
• Water absorption is very low.

PP Fiber Advantages

• It surrounds the aggregate with its fibrillar mesh structure.
• Prevents crack formation.
• Strength enhancer.
• Effective in concrete diffusion.
• Perfect for heavy load floor applications.
• It has antiperspirant properties.
• It reduces the permeability of concrete.
• Increases the flexural strength of concrete floors.
• Increases the resistance of concrete against damage caused by fire.

Industrial floor applications, field concretes It is used in airport, parking lot and apron concretes, precast applications, shotcrete applications, tunnel and dam projects, refractory applications and is perfect for concrete and mortar with its fiber network structure.