M500 Concrete (B40)
High-strength concrete for industrial and heavily loaded projects
M500 concrete is the first step in our high-strength range. It is intended for industrial facilities requiring high load-bearing capacity, heavily loaded structural elements and structures whose design documents specify a high strength requirement.
The high-strength grades M500–M600 are produced under laboratory control for industrial, infrastructure and special construction projects requiring high load-bearing capacity. The mix is prepared in the laboratory to the design requirements and every batch is tested. The price of M500 concrete is determined by an individual quote based on volume, delivery distance and project requirements.
Applications
Industrial facilities
High-strength concrete for heavily loaded industrial construction.
High load-bearing capacity
Intended for load-bearing structures with high load requirements.
Design-based production
The mix is prepared in the laboratory to the design requirements.
Laboratory control
Every batch is tested and documented.
Concrete grades we produce
All grades are produced to GOST 26633 requirements. See all grades →
Frequently Asked Questions
Which projects is M500 concrete suitable for?
For industrial facilities requiring high load-bearing capacity, heavily loaded structural elements and structures whose design specifies a high strength requirement. Ordinary residential construction does not call for this grade.
Where can I get the technical parameters of M500 concrete?
M500 concrete corresponds to class B40. At this level the mix composition is determined in the laboratory to the project requirements rather than by a nominal ratio. Technical information for design and tender documents is provided on request.
How is the price of M500 concrete determined?
The price is not fixed — an individual quote is prepared taking into account the order volume, delivery distance, pumping needs and project requirements. The quote is free and non-binding.
What is needed to order M500?
Send us the project requirements (strength requirement, volume, pour schedule) — the mix is prepared in the laboratory to match the design and the production schedule is agreed in advance.