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Save Water.
As we all know, Water is essential for life on earth. Clean water is going scarce day by day due to obvious reasons.
RenderCon primarily focuses on Conserving Ground Water during construction. RenderCon products eliminate curing in mortar applications.
Save Rivers.
River Sand is preferred aggregate in plastering even today. However, Indian Standards allow crushed sand usage since 50 years. Exploration of sand from river beds will deplete rivers and deplete water thereby.
RenderCon focuses on Conserving Rivers during construction. RenderCon products eliminate need for river sand in mortar applications. Our products perform best in Crushed Sand.
crushed sand
Defects with Crushed Sand?
Crushed Sand (M Sand / P Sand) performs poorly in mortar applications like plastering:
- Crushed Sand contains high fines (despite washing / removing fines) due to which the demand for water is high. High water increases Water cement ratio and therefore poor strength. It fails on scratch test / nail test on the field.
- Crushed Sand is artificially produced and is always poorly graded / gap graded. Due to this, plaster looses moisture early and frequent drying is an issue. Arbitrarily, crushed sand needs double the curing frequency than River sand. Failing, shows poor strength.
How RenderCon address above Defects?
RenderCon uses state of art technology to address the issues with Crushed Sand (M Sand / P Sand) with specially tailored products for Indian conditions and usage. Click On the below button for a case study describing use of crushed sand and solution for cracking.
- RenderCon improves bond strength, compressive strength and tensile strength.
- RenderCon eliminates the need for curing even in crushed sand including external plastering.
At RenderCon, we make product solutions for a sustainable tomorrow. We develop affordable solutions to address construction needs with emphasis on environmental production. We combine latest technologies across the world to help our customers across India to meet the needs of today and tomorrow.