Steel fibre reinforced concrete (100mm, 150mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm structural slab/wall)
Steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC) uses discrete steel fibres (e.g., Dramix 3D) to enhance post-crack performance and toughness of structural concrete slabs and walls.
- Suspended structural slabs (100-300mm thickness)
- Industrial warehouse floors
- Heavy infrastructure projects
- Ground-supported slabs
- Retaining walls and basement walls
- Precast concrete elements
- Shotcrete applications
- Marine structures
- Mining and tunnelling applications
- Bushfire-resistant construction (BAL 12.5-40)
Steel fibre reinforced concrete emerged in the 1960s, with Australian adoption accelerating after AS 3600:2018 introduced Section 16 specifically for SFRC design. BOSFA Australia (100% subsidiary of NV Bekaert SA) established market leadership with Dramix fibres, while Victorian innovation includes Twintec Group's sustainable variants using 98% recycled steel. The technology has evolved from industrial flooring to structural applications, with current Australian market consumption exceeding 50,000 tonnes of steel fibres annually. Recent developments include robotic shotcrete applications for mining and sustainable low-carbon variants achieving 30-50% embodied carbon reduction.
DISCLAIMER: This specification document is generated from the CLAD Materials Atlas Database. Information is for general guidance only and does not constitute professional engineering advice. Values are typical and may vary by batch, manufacturer, and production run. Verify suitability for specific project applications independently.