Everywhere you look, the structures are strengthened with Relgrow’s concrete sand.

Concrete Sand Types

Pit Sand

Due to its superior binding properties, Pit Sand, one type of concrete sand, is best suited for building construction. The grains of sand don't easily react with atmospheric moisture, giving a sturdy and rigid building as a result of this quality.

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Utility Sand

This particular kind of sand is made from high-quality industrial quartz. Due to its uniform grain shapes, this type of concrete sand offers excellent compaction and good mechanical properties. Because they are non-reactive, they can be used in corrosive environments..

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Fill Sand

Fill sand is used in construction, primarily for filling. It is made up of aggregates and numerous sand grains. It can mainly be utilised as a base material for paving, laying concrete, and filling substantial holes.

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Normal Concrete River Sand

One of the fine-graded sands used in building construction, River Sand is white-grey in colour. They are primarily employed in masonry and concrete work. They can be used for many other brick or block projects, including RCC, plastering, and others.

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Concrete sand - Function & Importance

Long-lasting and sturdy structures

Every element of concrete aids in making the buildings more sturdy and long-lasting. It helps in binding the different construction materials into one frame.

Helps in the Increase in Thermal Expansion

Thermal expansion is necessary for any construction work. Concrete Sand plays a significant role in this essential work by increasing the thermal expansion process in buildings.

Work as a lubricant

When Concrete Sand is mixed with water, it works as a lubricant that catalyzes the process, like mixing, setting, laying, and hardening the concrete. All of this is important for successful construction work.

Why Concrete Sand?

Concrete Sand offers more surface area to the concrete solution by the rough exterior of substances, like water and cement. Because of this, it is much preferable to use coarse sand, such as concrete sand, in construction projects where stronger material bonds are required to produce more resilient and long-lasting concrete.

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