Lafarge

Cement

In the United States and Canada, Lafarge is the largest supplier of quality cement products.

We're the leader in environmentally-friendly supplementary cementing materials (SCMs) and blended cements, which offer sustainable and performance advantages for those who build, occupy and use structures of all kinds.

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Projects

Projects using Cement

The Sikorsky Bridge
Lafarge's SF Cement and Fly Ash were used in this bridge reconstruction project in order to meet the community's cost and performance requirements.

Fly Ash for Road Stabilization
Contractors in most parts of the country have been using coal combustion products (CCPs) successfully for years for soil stabilization.

Atlanta Airport Runway Bridge
When two jumbo jets pass each other on the runways of the second busiest airport in the world, it requires the world's widest bridge, as well as Lafarge Type III cement to hold it together.

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Lafarge Cement In the News

Recycling and Reuse: Cement

Applications

Ready mixed concrete
Precast / pipe
Block
Paving
Masonry
Geotechnical
Soil remediation
Mining
Oil well

Products

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Blended Cements more

BlockSet™

MaxCem®

PozzBlends

PozzMod Plus™

Pozzolite

Precast Pro™

SF^TM Cement

Tercem 3000®

TerraCem®

TerraFlow™

Fly Ash more

Fly Ash: Concrete Applications

Fly Ash: Geotechnical Applications

Masonry Cements more

Eaglebond™ Portland & Lime Types N, S, M

Magnolia® Buff, Dark & Ultra Dark Masonry Cement Type N

Magnolia® Masons Mix Masonry Cement Types N, S, M

Magnolia® Superbond™ Mortar Cement Type S

Masonry Cement Types N, S, M

Mortar Cement Types N, S, M

Lafarge White Masonry Cement Types N, S, M

Lafarge Custom Color Masonry Cement Types N, S, M

Oil Well Cements more

Oil Well Cements

Portland Cements more

Portland Cements

Lafarge White Type I

Slag Cement more

NewCem®

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Product News

Lafarge Colored Masonry Cement Used For Major Renovation and Expansion of The National World War II Museum

Nova Scotia Plant Solidifies Green Cement Process - Lafarge Expected to Reduce Annual CO2 Emissions by Over 70,000 tonnes by 2015

Featured Project

Mountain Equipment Co-Op
Consumes 50% less energy than a conventional retail building