Choosing between OPC and PPC cement is one of the most common dilemmas in construction. While both are types of Portland cement, they serve different purposes based on structural needs, setting times, and environmental factors. Let’s break it down so you can make the best choice for your project.
Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) is a fast-setting cement ideal for projects that require quick strength gain. It’s available in grades like 43 and 53, with 53-grade OPC cement commonly used for high-load structural work such as:
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Portland Pozzolana Cement (PPC) is a blend of OPC and pozzolanic materials like fly ash. It is designed for long-term durability and is more eco-friendly due to reduced clinker content.
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Whether you choose OPC or PPC, Sarbottam Cement delivers unmatched quality using VRM technology and raw materials from its own mine. With consistent strength, better workability, and superior durability, it’s the best cement for construction in Nepal, no matter the grade.
Understanding the difference between OPC and PPC cement helps you choose the right product for your construction needs. And with Sarbottam Cement, you’re guaranteed high performance and reliability, whichever type you go for.