Cellulose microfiber reinforcement for industrial, commercial, residential, architectural & decorative applications.
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Yes, UF500 cellulose fiber accepts integral color better than any other commercially available fiber. It also will accept stains and dyes.
Yes. It finishes smooth without fuzz or blemishes, making it ideal for decorative work.
UltraFiber 500 offers the same crack-resistance and durability benefits but blends in better than polypropylene and won’t corrode like steel.
When dosed at 1.5 lbs. per cubic yard of concrete, UF500 can replace WWF for secondary reinforcement.
It’s designed for non-structural reinforcement. Use steel reinforcement where load-bearing strength is required.
It works in almost any application, including slabs, paving, precast, pervious concrete, curbs and gutters, architectural and decorative finishes, shotcrete, and more.
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Our simple and highly successful original design for streamlining fiber dosing. Ready Mix plants across North America trust it to deliver a consistent, pre-programmed amount of UltraFiber 500® into each batch.
Gen1 Dispenser
Improves safety and efficiency with versatile loading options and easier refills, incorporating new technology for better installation and reliability.
Gen2 Dispenser
A natural cellulose micro fiber and steel fiber blend for use in commercial pavements, pervious pavements, bridge decks, steel decks, overlays & industrial slabs.
Fiber Blend
Learn why fiber reinforced concrete is ideal for decorative work, and how UltraFiber 500® delivers the performance and finish contractors expect.
As a product derived from natural cellulose, UltraFiber has the amazing capacity to absorb, retain, and release water over time.
Everything you need to know about adding color to concrete—from selection to installation and maintenance
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| UltraFiber Product Guide | Download PDF | Download PDF | Download PDF |
| UltraFiber 500® SDS | Download PDF | ||
| Comparison of UltraFiber 500® Alkali Resistant Cellulose Fiber vs. Synthetic Polypropylene Fiber for Secondary Reinforcement in Concrete |
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| Technical Fiber Binder: UltraFiber Resources List | Download PDF | ||
| UltraFiber 500® Generation 2 Automated Dispenser | Download PDF | ||
| Technical Fiber Binder: UltraFiber 500® Certifications | Download PDF | ||
| Technical Fiber Binder: UltraFiber 500® Mixing Instruction |
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| Technical Fiber Binder: UltraFiber 500® Projects | Download PDF | ||
| Technical Fiber Binder: UltraFiber 500® Specification | Download PDF | ||
| Technical Fiber Binder: UltraFiber 500® Testing Data | Download PDF | ||
| Fiberous Reinforcing - SECTION 03240 (03 24 00) | Download PDF | ||
| 5 Reasons to use Solomon UltraFiber 500® | Download PDF | ||
| Alkali Resistant Cellulose | Download PDF | ||
| Improve Your Pervious Concrete | Download PDF | ||
| UltraFiber 500® vs Polypropylene | Download PDF | ||
| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #1: Plastic Shrinkage Crack Reduction |
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| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #2: Finishability |
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| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #3: Alkali Resistance |
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| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #4: Hydration Benefit |
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| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #6: Invisible Nature of UltraFiber 500 |
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| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #7: Freeze/Thaw Durability | Download PDF | ||
| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #8: Pervious Concrete Benefits | Download PDF | ||
| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin #9: Long-Term Comparison of UltraFiber 500 to Macro Synthetic Fibers |
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| UltraFiber Technical Bulletin MTSU #10: UF500 VS Macro fiber | Download PDF | ||
| UltraFiber 500® and UltraFiber 302® Blend Dosage Rate | Download PDF |
Solomon UltraFiber 500® is perfect for colored and decorative concrete as dyes and stains are readily accepted by the fiber. Solomon UltraFiber 500 provides excellent secondary reinforcement from high fiber surface area, close fiber spacing, excellent bonding within the cement matrix, high fiber tensile strength, and easy dispersion in concrete so it is always positioned correctly.
Ed McLean, speaker at the 2018 Decorative Concrete Fair, giving his talk about micro fiber concrete reinforcement, UltraFiber 500 by Solomon Colors.
UltraFiber 500 is incredibly hydrophilic by nature, meaning is readily attracts and absorbs water. This is in stark contrast to synthetic fibers - such as polypropylene fibers and glass fibers - which are almost universally hydrophobic, repelling water.
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