Copper-Plated Steel Fiber
Product introduction




RPC copper plated microfilament steel fiber is an important component of active powder concrete. RPC is a new material with ultra-high strength, high toughness, high durability, and good volume stability. RPC copper plated micro wire steel fibers are mainly used for high-speed railways, RPC, UHPC ultra high strength concrete, cover plates, and important engineering prefabricated components. The fiber diameter is 0.2mm, the length is 13mm, and the tensile strength is >2850Mpa. It has properties such as high strength, tensile strength, wear resistance, crack resistance, bending resistance, flexural strength, and impact resistance.
Technical specifications
Implement the standard YB/T 151-2017 for steel fibers used in concrete
| Specification and model | Length | Diameter | Aspect ratio | Tensile strength | Bending performance |
| Copper-Plated Microfilament | 12-14mm | 0.18-0.7mm | 60 | ≥2900Mpa | Cold bending 90°, 9/10 continuously |
| Copper-Plated End-Hooked | 12-14mm | 0.18-0.7mm | 60 | ≥2900Mpa | Cold bending 90°, 9/10 continuously |
| Copper-Plated Corrugated | 12-14mm | 0.18-0.7mm | 60 | ≥2900Mpa | Cold bending 90°, 9/10 continuously |
| Copper-plated corded | 12-14mm | 0.18-0.7mm | 60 | ≥2850Mpa | Cold bending 90°, 9/10 continuously |
Application area
1. RPC components: High-speed rail cover slabs and sleepers, enhancing strength, toughness, and durability.
2. UHPC projects: Bridge barriers and precast elements, improving tensile, flexural, and impact resistance.
3. High-strength concrete: Core columns and heavy-load beams, enhancing crack resistance and fatigue performance.
4. Ballistic-resistant structures: Protective works and shelters, improving penetration and blast resistance.
Construction suggestions
• RPC components: 2%–3% by volume, equivalent to 120–180 kg/m³.
• UHPC projects: 1.5%–2.5% by volume, equivalent to 90–150 kg/m³.
• High-strength concrete: 1%–2% by volume, equivalent to 60–120 kg/m³.
• Ballistic-resistant protective structures: 3%–5% by volume, equivalent to 180–300 kg/m³.
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