Factory-batched blinding concrete mixes with 20 mm aggregate, available from 15–32 MPa.
Cement Slurry
Cement Slurry is a very fluid mixture of cement and water formulated to create a pumpable, free-flowing paste without coarse aggregate. It is designed to penetrate voids, coat particles, and form thin, continuous layers, making it ideal for soil stabilisation, infill, and low-strength grouting applications.
Additional Information
Additional information
Visually, Cement Slurry appears as a smooth, wet, creamy grey paste with gentle ripples and flow lines, much more fluid than standard concrete or mortar. Once placed, it sets and hardens into a low- to moderate-strength cementitious mass (depending on mix design), providing stabilisation, binding, or basic structural integrity where full concrete is not required.
Key characteristics:
- Highly fluid cement–water mix, no coarse aggregate
- Pumpable and flowable for void filling and soil penetration
- Typical medium-light cement grey appearance
- Designed for stabilisation, infill, and low-strength repair applications
Usage
Cement Slurry is commonly specified by engineers, civil contractors, and ground improvement specialists in a variety of specialist applications:
Soil Stabilisation
- Injected or mixed into loose or weak soils to improve bearing capacity and reduce settlement.
- Used in ground improvement works, creating a cement-treated soil mass.
Slurry Walls & Cut-Off Walls
- Utilised in slurry wall construction and cut-off walls as part of groundwater or seepage control systems.
- Helps form an impermeable or low-permeability barrier when combined with suitable backfill or trench techniques.
Paving & Sub-Base Works (Binder Layer)
- Used beneath or within pavement systems as a binder or stabilising layer in some designs.
- Can help unify underlying materials before placing final base or pavement layers (subject to design).
Low-Strength Repairs & Void Filling
- Suitable for filling voids, cavities, or abandoned services where a flowable, easily placed material is needed.
- Used in low-strength repair situations, non-structural infill, and bedding where full concrete performance is unnecessary.
Application Tips:
- Mix designs should always follow engineering specifications, including water–cement ratio and any additives.
- Placement is often via pumping, injection, or controlled pouring, depending on the application.
- As a very fluid material, ensure appropriate formwork, containment, or ground preparation to avoid washout or unintended migration.
- Allow adequate curing time and conditions in line with project requirements.
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