CSA Cement Related FAQs

CSA cement, short for Calcium sulphoaluminate cement, is a specialty cement that mainly contains main C2S, anhydrite calcium sulfate, and admixtures. Due to its fast bond and rapid strength developmen...

CSA cement is widely used for cases where high strength and fast set are required. It is often used as a binder in concrete for roads, bridge, etc.

CSA cement is produced by limestone, clay, and bauxite at 1200°C–1250°C in rotary kilns.

CSA cement can be used as a catalyst to improve the hardening process when mixing with Portland cement. Since CSA cement is fast-setting, the more it is used, the higher the early strength will be.

CSA cement features high early strength and fast set. Due to its production procedure, it emit less CO2 when using CSA cement, which is also known as a green binder.