CONSTRUCTION CHEMICALS

Metakaolin

Metakaolin is an anhydrous pozzolanic material produced by the calcination of the clay mineral kaolinite.
Its particle size is smaller than that of cement but larger than silica fume. During cement hydration, metakaolin reacts with calcium hydroxide, refining the internal pore structure of concrete and enhancing its strength and durability.

METASTAR® 501 is a premium pozzolanic metakaolin produced through a highly controlled calcination process.
When applied to Portland cement–based concrete, plaster, and mortar, it significantly improves strength, durability, workability, and overall surface finish.

Unlike many other pozzolanic materials, METASTAR® 501 does not adversely affect color, making it particularly suitable for white and colored plaster applications where a bright and uniform finish is required.

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Characteristics

Overall improvement in strength, durability, and workability
Excellent dispersion and smooth, uniform surface finish
High whiteness, suitable for white and colored plaster applications
Reduced permeability and cracking with a refined, denser microstructure
Reduced alkali–silica reaction (ASR) and safe, easy handling

Usage

• Portland cement–based concrete and mortar
• Grouts and stucco
• White and colored plaster
• Swimming pool and pool plaster
• Architectural and industrial concrete requiring high durability and chemical resistance

Products

• METASTAR 501