Fiber Finder
Don't know where to begin? You came to the right place.
Nycon's Fiber Finder search tools to help you create the right Fiber Reinforced Concrete for your job. Here's how they work...
Narrow your choices:
Use the filters to the left of the products to narrow your choices down. |
Compare Side-by-side:
|
Contact Us for a Quote
Fiber Finder Products
Procon-F
Procon-F by Nycon are macro fibrillated Polypropylene fibers for use in creating fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC). The primary benefits of Procon-F are shrinkage and thermal crack control.
SF Type-V
SF Type-V by Nycon are drawn, continuously deformed steel fibers for use in creating fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC) and shotcrete. This fiber product can replace welded wire mesh and is our most economical steel fiber solution.
SF-B
SF-B fibers by Nycon are Type V steel fibers pre-blended with Multimesh synthetic fibers for use in creating fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC). Nycon SF-B fibers provide a superior, high performance concrete that is more resistant to cracking and impact and abrasion damage.
SSF Type V
SSF Type V by Nycon are drawn, continuously deformed stainless steel fibers for use in creating fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC) and shotcrete.This fiber product can replace welded wire mesh and bolsters impact and abrasion resistance by diffusing the energy of those forces throughout the whole of the concrete. SSF Type V is Stainless Steel to resist corrosion.
SSF Type-I HE
SSF Type-I “Hooked End” steel fiber products by Nycon are cold-drawn mono-filament steel fibers for use in creating fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC). These fibers specifically designed for use in concrete products for the purpose of primary reinforcement and are available in loose or collated versions. These fibers are stainless steel to resist corrosion and their hooked end configuration allows for a predictable failure point in their unbending.
XL
XL by Nycon are high-flexural macro fibrillated Polypropylene fibers for use in creating fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC). The primary benefits of XL are shrinkage crack and thermal crack control as well as an increase in tensile and flexural strength enough to replace welded wire mesh.
