CEM III/B
The blast-furnace cement subtype.
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CEM III/B 52.5 N-SR EN 52.5 N-SR / CEM III/B / 66.0% slag
CEM III/B 52.5 N-SR with 66.0% reported slag. Its matched certificate reports 66.0% slag along with representative strength, setting, soundness, and chemistry results.
What you’re buying
CEM III/B identifies the blast-furnace cement subtype, and the matched certificate reports 66.0% slag.
52.5 is the EN strength class, N identifies normal early strength, and SR is the documented sulfate-resistant designation.
The blast-furnace cement subtype.
Reported in the matched certificate.
Strength class and normal early strength.
The documented EN sulfate-resistant designation.
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Representative EN 196-1 results
Representative cement-mortar results: ≈3,310 PSI at 2 days and ≈7,770 PSI at 28 days.
| Test age | Approx. PSI | Source MPa |
|---|---|---|
| 2 days | ≈3,310 PSI | 22.8 |
| 28 days | ≈7,770 PSI | 53.6 |
Representative physical results
The certificate reports strength, setting, soundness, 45 µm retained material, slag content, and selected chemistry.
| Test | Result |
|---|---|
| Initial setting time | 125 min |
| Final setting time | 205 min |
| Soundness | 2.0 mm |
| 45 µm retained | 5.3 % |
| Slag content | 66.0 % |
| Sulfur trioxide · SO₃ | 2.05 % |
| Chloride · Cl⁻ | 0.02 % |
| Loss on ignition | 3.45 % |
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