Alkali Resistance: Contains a high percentage of zirconia (typically over 16%), providing excellent resistance to alkaline environments, such as those found in concrete. Ensures long-term durability and prevents degradation over time.

High Tensile Strength: Offers superior tensile strength, improving the overall strength and load-bearing capacity of reinforced materials. Effective in controlling the development of cracks.

Flexibility and Workability: The mesh is flexible and easy to handle, cut, and install, making it suitable for various shapes and sizes. Simplifies the reinforcement process, especially in complex or detailed construction areas.

Lightweight: Lightweight compared to traditional steel reinforcement, reducing the overall weight of the construction material. Easier to transport and install, reducing labor and logistical costs.

Non-Corrosive: Unlike steel, AR glass fibre mesh does not rust or corrode, even in harsh environmental conditions. Enhances the longevity and durability of the reinforced structure.

Dimensional Stability: Maintains its shape and structural integrity under load, ensuring consistent reinforcement over the lifespan of the structure. Provides stability during and after installation.

Joints reinforcement: Fiber Mesh is used in the joints where families of different coefficient of expansion comes together. This avoids cracking at joints in latter stages.

Wall Reinforcement: Used in the reinforcement of interior and exterior walls, including plaster and stucco applications. Prevents cracking and enhances the strength of wall finishes, especially in areas prone to movement or settling.

Concrete Slabs and Floors: Incorporated into concrete slabs and floors to control shrinkage and prevent cracking. Provides additional tensile strength and distributes loads more evenly.

Facade Panels: Reinforces lightweight architectural facade panels, enhancing their structural integrity without adding significant weight. Suitable for decorative elements, cladding, and other non-load-bearing applications.

Precast Concrete Elements: Used in the production of precast concrete elements, such as panels, pipes, and manholes. Improves the durability and performance of these elements, ensuring they can withstand transportation and installation stresses.

Road and Pavement Reinforcement: Reinforces road surfaces and pavements, improving their resistance to cracking and extending their service life. Particularly useful in areas with heavy traffic or harsh environmental conditions.

Tile and Stone Installation: Used as a reinforcement layer in the installation of tiles and stones to prevent cracking and enhance adhesion. Provides stability to tiled surfaces, especially in high-traffic areas.

Waterproofing Systems: Incorporated into waterproofing membranes and coatings to enhance their strength and durability. Provides an additional layer of protection against water infiltration and cracking.

Enhanced Durability: Provides long-term durability and resistance to environmental degradation. Ensures the reinforced structure maintains its integrity and performance over time.

Crack Control: Effectively controls the development and propagation of cracks in concrete and other construction materials. Maintains the aesthetic and structural quality of the reinforced material.

Lightweight and Easy Handling: Reduces the overall weight of the construction material, simplifying transportation and installation. Easy to cut, shape, and install, reducing labor costs and time.

Cost-Effective: While initial costs may be higher than some traditional materials, the long-term benefits and reduced maintenance needs make it a cost-effective solution. Lower life-cycle costs due to enhanced durability and performance.

Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications, from structural reinforcement to decorative finishes.Can be used in both new construction and renovation projects.

Fine Plaster and Stucco (5mm x 5mm, 80 gsm):
Reinforces plaster layers on walls and ceilings. Prevents surface cracks and enhances the durability of the finish.

EIFS and Wall Reinforcement (5mm x 5mm, 145-160 gsm):
Used in Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems to improve the adhesion and stability of the insulation layer. Reinforces interior and exterior wall surfaces, controlling cracks and ensuring long-term performance.

Concrete Slabs and Precast Elements (10mm x 10mm, Heavy):
Provides robust reinforcement for concrete slabs, reducing shrinkage and cracking. Enhances the structural integrity of precast concrete elements, ensuring they withstand transportation and installation stresses.

Roads and Pavements (10mm x 10mm, 140-300 gsm):
Reinforces road surfaces and pavements, improving resistance to traffic loads and environmental conditions. Extends the service life of roads by preventing cracking and reducing maintenance needs.