Aggregate Industries launches new cement line – Lafarge Endure SR

  • 5 Jun 2019

Lafarge Cement, part of Aggregate Industries, has announced the launch of a new high-performance, low carbon, CEM II blend cement, Lafarge Endure SR.

The new Lafarge Endure SR produces lower embodied CO2, as well as improved plastic and hardened properties when used in concrete, as it is a blend of Portland fly ash and clinker.

Plus, the Lafarge Endure SR offers better sustainability for all ground types than the CEM I blend. Sulphates in the ground can negatively impact CEM I blends. However, Lafarge Endure SR is resistant to sulphates, allowing contractors and suppliers to scope a wider variety of projects including those that may have previously been hindered by ground type.

Once hardened, Lafarge Endure SR can be used to DC-4 durability standard and can help increase the life of the structure thanks to its resistance to carbonation and chloride and sulphate attack. This makes it ideal for practically any situation, from producing ready-mixed and precast concrete, to marine, grouting and tunnelling applications.

Steve Curley, Commercial Director at Aggregate Industries, comments on the launch: “As its name suggests, Lafarge Endure SR is designed to dramatically increase the longevity of the concrete it forms a part of. It is a great solution for contractors that want to reduce the environmental impact of their build while simultaneously improving its life span.

“In addition to its lower embodied CO2, Lafarge Endure SR uses 10 percent less water than CEM I to reach workable consistency and offers improve pumpability and mixing efficiency. Each of these benefits adds up to a cement that is truly forward-thinking.”

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