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Controlled fineness fly ash used as a Type II cement addition adding extensive concrete benefits including improved water / binder ratio (compared to Portland cement concretes of the same workability), reduced permeability, low chloride ingress, improved rheology and sulfate resistance. Used for ready mixed and site mixed concrete.
A type II cement addition but with a greater fineness range than Part I ash. EN 450 fly ash still confers extensive concrete benefits, including reduced permeability, low chloride ingress and sulfate resistance.
A Type I (inert) addition in concrete, used as a fine aggregate in concrete.
A dry, unselected and unprocessed ash. ROS is cost-effective for use in aerated blocks, as a fine fill aggregate for paving / kerbs and other forms of blocks.
Suitable for site mixed grouting and as a cost effective fill material when supplied at its optimum moisture content.
A controlled and tested coarse ash product used in the manufacture of bricks and blocks.
A lightweight aggregate used in the manufacture of lightweight blocks and other specialist applications such as ground coverage for equestrian use.

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