The largest cement producer in south Russia, Kavkazcement, a subsidiary of EUROCEMENT Group, is to begin shipping its EUROCEM 400 SUPER cement in 50 kg bags, after the installation of a new bagging and palletising plants at the company’s cement plant.
EUROCEM 400 SUPER is a CEM I 32.5B type portland cement that had previously only been available to customers in bulk. It has high strength and durability, as well as increased frost resistance. It is suitable for the production of ordinary concrete, industrial and civil construction, and masonry.
Kavkazcement produces six types of cement for the southern Russian and northern Caucuses construction markets. The Kavkazcement plant is located in Ust-Dzeguta, a city just north of the border with Georgia. Founded in 1974, the plant has capacity of 3.4 million tpy.
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