Post-crack load transfer
Geometry, anchorage, tensile strength, dosage and concrete strength influence residual performance.
Business Area 1
Concrete Reinforcement & Fibers
UCGP coordinates multiple reinforcing-fiber technologies, technical product selection and project-specific supply for concrete and cementitious applications.
Three material families
Start with the behavior your concrete needs
Steel, synthetic and mineral fibers differ in material, geometry, anchorage, mixing behavior and the concrete performance they are used to support.
STEEL FIBER FAMILYFlagship fiber familySteel Fibers
Hooked-end, micro, coated and specialty steel configurations for post-crack performance and specification-led reinforcement.
Explore familySynthetic Fibers
Micro and macro polypropylene, blended synthetic, PVA and nylon options for fresh- and hardened-concrete objectives.
Explore familyMineral & Specialty Fibers
AR glass, basalt and carbon options screened for specialized cementitious systems and project requirements.
Explore familySelection starts with performance
Fiber families are not interchangeable
Fresh- or hardened-state roles
Microsynthetic fibers primarily address early-age cracking; macro synthetics are selected for post-crack toughness.
Matrix-specific systems
AR glass, basalt and carbon require material compatibility, process and durability review for the intended cementitious matrix.
Commercial supply model
Configuration is confirmed before quotation
UCGP does not present every fiber as a stocked commodity. Product form, manufacturer, documentation, quantity and delivery basis are aligned to the inquiry.
- Regular Supply: established current supplier capability
- Available on Request: source and configuration confirmed per quote
- Project-Specific Sourcing: unusual materials, grades or coatings
- MOQ, packaging and lead time confirmed per quotation
Information that improves selection
Prepare the concrete and project context
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Application
Element type, production method and exposure.
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Performance
Crack-control, residual or material objective.
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Specification
Applicable fiber, concrete and test requirements.
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Supply
Quantity, packaging, destination and timing.
Selection at a glance
Match the fiber family to the required concrete behavior
Steel fibersHooked-end or straight steel geometries selected mainly for crack bridging, residual flexural response and specification-led reinforcement.
Microsynthetic fibersFine monofilament or fibrillated polymers used primarily for fresh- and early-age crack-control objectives.
Macro synthetic fibersLarger engineered polymer fibers evaluated for hardened-concrete post-crack behavior using project-relevant performance criteria.
Mineral and specialty fibersAR glass, basalt or carbon selected around material compatibility, manufacturing process and specialized composite function.
Commercial basisExact grade, dimensions, dosage, packaging, MOQ and lead time are confirmed per quotation.
Discuss a reinforcing-fiber requirement
Share the application, concrete system, specification, quantity and delivery location for commercial and technical review.