Cement

Cement

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What is OPC Cement?

Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) is the most commonly used cement for a wide range of applications, including:

  • Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC)
  • Masonry
  • Plastering
  • Precast and Prestress works

UDAYA EXPORTS OPC Cement is used in producing:

  • Ordinary, standard, and high-strength concrete
  • Mortars
  • General-purpose ready-mixes
  • Dry lean mixes

Types of OPC Cement

UDAYA EXPORTS OPC Cement is classified into four grades based on 28-day cube compressive strength:

OPC 33

  • 28-day compressive strength > 33 N/mm²
  • Suitable for general-purpose construction
  • OPC 43
  • 28-day compressive strength ≥ 43 N/mm
  • Ideal for normal-grade concrete and masonry applications

OPC 53

  • 28-day compressive strength ≥ 53 N/mm²

Used in high-grade, high-performance structural applications:

  • Reinforced cement concrete (RCC)
  • Prestressed concrete
  • High-speed construction (slipform work)
  • Precast applications
  • Not recommended for mass concrete, non-structural works, or harsh environments

OPC 53-S

Special grade designed for prestressed concrete railway sleepers only

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Difference Between 43 and 53 OPC Cement Grades

FeatureOPC 43OPC 53
28-day Strength 430 kg/cm² 530 kg/cm²
Common Use  General-purpose cement High-speed constructions, bridges, multistory buildings
Setting Time Moderate       Quick
Hydration HeatLow     High (requires adequate curing)
Cost Lower Slightly higher

Key Notes:

  • Grade 53 develops strength quickly but may have micro cracks if not cured properly.
  • Grade 43 develops strength gradually, with minimal surface micro cracks.

Why Choose UDAYA EXPORTS OPC Cement?

  • High-quality, reliable cement for all types of construction
  • Suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial projects
  • Trusted supplier with a focus on durability and strength

UDAYA EXPORTS PPC Cement

Features of PPC Cement
  • Heat of hydration is lower than OPC, making it suitable for massive constructions.
  • Reduces risk of cracks due to thermal stress.
  • Improves durability in coastal and marine structures.
  • Better resistance to chlorides, sulphates, and aggressive chemicals.
  • High long-term compressive strength; gains strength gradually up to one year.
  • Gives smoother finishing to structures.
  • Low porosity and dense concrete for enhanced durability.
  • High workability and slow setting due to improved water retention.
  • Environmentally friendly – reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Reduces corrosion risk of reinforcement steel.

Applications of PPC Cement

  • Mass concrete works: dams, spillways, and retaining walls.
  • Reinforced Cement Concrete (RCC) works: columns, beams, slabs, foundations.
  • Underground structures and bridges.
  • General building works and residential constructions.
  • Hydro-power stations and heavy-duty industrial structures.
  • Brick and stone masonry, plastering, and flooring.
  • Cement concrete roads and pavements.
  • Roller-compacted concrete projects.