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Our range of bagged cement covers all requirements from standard CEM II through to specialist White and Sulfate-resisting cement. These bagged cements can be used in mortar, concrete, render and screed. The range is available from Nuneton, Ketton, Ribblesdale and Padeswood and can also be ordered from Bulls Lodge, Dagenham, Needingworth. Pottal Pool and Whiteball.

Heidelberg Materials's range of bagged cements include:

Multicem®

Multicem Cement

Ideal for general purpose concrete, mortar, render and screed.

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Low Carbon

Low carbon cement

For use in concrete, mortar and grout where sulfates are present.

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Quickcem®

Quickcem®

For quick setting and hardening concrete and mortar.

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General purpose CEM II

General purpose CEM II

For general purpose use in concrete, mortar, render and screed.

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White cement

White Cement

Ideal for general purpose concrete, mortar, render and screed.

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Merchant Academy

To help you find out more about our cement and ready-to-use products, we’ve launched the Merchant Academy, a set of online training modules aimed at giving you the knowledge you need about our core products.

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FAQs

What does ‘added workability’ on Multicem mean?

It relates to the additional limestone content of the product which makes it more workable.

Does sand need to be added to HS52?

Yes, coarse and fine aggregates should be added in suitable quantities to produce the concrete or mortar mix required for the application.

Can admixtures be added to Multicem and other cements?Multicem already helps produce a smoother, more cohesive mix reducing the water required for a given workability, leading to lower risk of segregation and bleeding and resulting in a concrete which is more durable and has enhanced resistance to frost. Further addition of air-entraining plasticising admixturesshould not be necessary, but if needed should only conducted after trial mixes.

Admixtures such as air-entraining agents and workability aids are compatible with High Strength 52,5 cement. It is recommended, however, that trial mixes are carried out to determine optimum properties.

What temperatures can the cement products be used in?

Please refer to the relevant Technical Data Sheet on our webpages. As a guide, cement-based materials should not be used below 50oC or above 30oC.