Micro Synthetic Fibre for Concrete Reinforcement
Micro Synthetic Fibre is a specially engineered secondary reinforcement used in concrete to control plastic shrinkage cracking and enhance durability at early stages. It improves the internal bonding of concrete, reduces permeability, and strengthens the surface integrity of rigid pavements and structural elements.
The product is recognized and accredited by leading authorities including BIS, CPWD, PWD, W&R, MES, Railways, Metro, AAI, CRRI, IRC and NHAI, and has been successfully implemented across multiple infrastructure projects in India.
Applications
Key Benefits in Rigid Concrete Pavements
Control of Plastic Shrinkage Cracks
Reduces early-age cracking caused by rapid moisture loss, improving surface durability and appearance.
Reduced Permeability
Minimizes water penetration and ingress of harmful chemicals, thereby improving long-term durability.
Improved Abrasion Resistance
Enhances resistance to surface wear, cavitation, and pitting under traffic movement.
Enhanced Bonding & Tensile Strength
Improves cohesion within the concrete matrix, increasing split tensile strength and overall performance.
Better Surface Finish
Reduces segregation and bleeding, resulting in uniform concrete quality.
Industry Acceptance & Field Performance
Micro Synthetic Fibre has been widely used in projects executed by State Government Departments and NHAI across India, delivering consistent performance over the years. Subsequent circulars and technical encouragement from MoRTH, NHAI, and DMRC further support the adoption of fibre-reinforced concrete technology in infrastructure development.
The Hon’ble Minister of Road Transport and Highways has also emphasized the importance of fibre reinforcement in road construction, reinforcing the Government’s focus on durable and sustainable infrastructure.
Our Commitment
With over two decades of experience in the road construction sector, backed by a dedicated in-house technical and marketing team, we ensure:
We remain committed to supporting India’s infrastructure growth with sincerity, trust, and integrity.
Product Specifications
Material Options:
Available Lengths:
6 mm / 12 mm / 18 mm
Pouch Sizes:
COMPARISON SHEET
Micro Synthetic Fibre vs Conventional (No Fibre) Concrete
Application Focus: Rigid Pavements (PQC/DLC), Industrial Flooring, Structural Concrete
1. Technical Performance Comparison
|
Parameter |
Concrete without Fibre |
Concrete with Micro Synthetic Fibre |
|
Plastic Shrinkage Cracks |
High probability in early stage |
Significantly reduced |
|
Surface Cracking |
Visible hairline cracks common |
Controlled micro-cracking |
|
Bleeding & Segregation |
Higher risk |
Reduced |
|
Permeability |
Higher water penetration |
Reduced permeability |
|
Abrasion Resistance |
Moderate |
Improved |
|
Surface Finish |
Normal |
Improved uniformity |
|
Split Tensile Strength |
Standard |
Improved bonding & tensile strength |
|
Impact Resistance |
Limited |
Enhanced |
|
Durability |
Normal |
Improved long-term durability |
|
Early Age Strength Stability |
Sensitive to curing |
Better crack resistance |
2. Construction Performance Comparison
|
Parameter |
Without Fibre |
With Micro Fibre |
|
Ease of Application |
Standard |
Direct addition in batching plant |
|
Additional Labour |
None |
None (no fixing required) |
|
Mixing Time |
Normal |
Slightly increased (1–2 minutes) |
|
Workability |
Standard |
Maintained with proper mix design |
|
Quality Control |
Standard |
Improved matrix cohesion |
3. Durability & Lifecycle Impact
|
Factor |
Without Fibre |
With Micro Fibre |
|
Early Age Surface Cracks |
Frequent |
Controlled |
|
Water Ingress |
Higher |
Reduced |
|
Risk of Surface Scaling |
Higher |
Lower |
|
Maintenance Requirement |
Moderate |
Reduced |
|
Pavement Service Life |
Standard |
Extended |
Technical Summary
Micro Synthetic Fibre:
Conclusion
While conventional concrete performs adequately under standard conditions, Micro Synthetic Fibre significantly enhances early-age crack control and long-term durability at a minimal incremental cost per cubic meter.
It is particularly beneficial in: