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Ideal in a variety of situations.
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Portland Type II
Ideal for structures where moderate sulfate resistance and lower heat of hydration are requirements.
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Portland Type I
Used to construct pavements, sidewalks, reinforced concrete buildings, bridges, railway structures, tanks, reservoirs, culverts, water pipe, and masonry units.
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Portland Type I-II
An exceptionally versatile basic building material, exhibiting the highly desirable characteristics of both Type I and Type II.
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Portland Type III
provides exceptional high early strength
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Portland Type V
exhibits extraordinary resistance for many high sulfate applications
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Portland Type IA
Has the performance characteristics necessary to handle even the toughest freeze-thaw and ice removal cycles.
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Portland White Type I
has the strength, workability, and color consistency to meet your most demanding requirements
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