DRAGON SR
CEM I 42,5R-SR 5 Our DRAGON SR is a medium-high ultimate strength cement, designed primarily for use in aggressive sulphate environments, both in soils and in water and marine environments.
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LOADING SERVICE
In bulk 24h In bags from 6:00 to 17:00h
DELIVERY
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Additional information
DESCRIPTION
Our DRAGON SR is a medium-high strength cement, designed specially foruse in sulphate-aggressive conditions, both in ground and in water, and marine environments.
Its main features are:
• Low tricalcium aluminate content.
• High final strengths.
• Low fineness, permitting a reduction in water demand.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
| Typical values | Specifications according to standard | |
| Clinker (%) | 96 | min. 95 – max. 100 |
| Minor additional component (%) | 4 | min. 0 – max. 5 |
| CHEMICAL | ||
| Lost of ignition (%) | 3,0 | max. 5,0 |
| Sulphate, SO3 (%) | 2,8 | max. 3,5 |
| Chloride, Cl- (%) | 0,03 | max. 0,10 |
| Insoluble residue (%) | 0,5 | max. 5,0 |
| Tricalcium aluminate, C3A (%) | 3,5 | max. 5 (en el clínker) |
| PHYSICAL | ||
| Blaine specific surface (cm²/g) | 3,800 | |
| Soundness Le Chatelier (mm) | 0,5 | max. 10 |
| Initial setting time (min) | 175 | min. 60 |
| Final setting time (min) | 225 | max 720 |
| MECHANICAL | ||
| 2 days compressive strength (MPa) | 27 | min. 20,0 |
| 28 days compressive strength (MPa) | 52 | min. 42,5 – max. 62,5 |
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE
Since 2009, at our factory in Sant Vicenç dels Horts (Barcelona), the implementation of new technologies in the production line, the use of alternative fuels, and improvements in the use of additions and grinding additives in our cements have allowed us to achieve a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions.
In this Portland cement, CO₂ emissions have been reduced by 5% per ton, calculated for Scope I and compared to our reference cement CEM I 52,5 R from 2020.
This cement is manufactured with clinker aligned with European taxonomy.
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