High Strength Concrete
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High strength concrete is generally defined as concrete with a compressive strength of 6000 psi or greater.
A few examples of why you would use high strength concrete would be:
To put the concrete into service much sooner.
To build high rise buildings and bridge decks.
Satisfy the specific needs required in dams, marine applications, parking garages and industrial floors.
DMI has great success with our 6000 psi mixes and is currently testing up to 10,000 psi. Contact DMI sales for more information on your High strength concrete options.
