Import Cement — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Philippines

This listing offers Ordinary Portland Cement in two verified grades: 42.5 R and 52.5 R, with a combined stock of 210,000 metric tons split evenly between the two. Each grade is packaged in airtight bags ranging from 1.5 to 2 metric tons, designed to preserve material integrity during storage and transit. The 42.5 R grade suits general construction, while the 52.5 R grade delivers higher compressive strength for structural projects requiring enhanced durability.

Portland cement of these grades typically consists of clinker, gypsum, and minor additives, conforming to standard compositions for OPC. The 42.5 R grade commonly achieves a 28-day compressive strength of 42.5 MPa, while the 52.5 R grade exceeds 52.5 MPa under standard test conditions. Both grades are used in concrete, mortar, and grout, with typical fineness values of 300 - 400 m²/kg Blaine and a standard setting time of 45 - 375 minutes for initial and final sets respectively.

Importers use this cement for residential foundations, commercial buildings, and infrastructure like roads and bridges. The supplier is based in General Santos, Philippines, with the product available for bulk wholesale under flexible terms. Buyers should confirm incoterms, payment methods, and quality certificates before ordering, as these details are not specified in the listing. The material’s versatility makes it a staple for contractors needing reliable performance in diverse environmental conditions.

Cybermacphil Growers Cooperative / Global Data Management operates from 2nd Floor Makar Building in Labangal, General Santos, Region 12, Philippines. The supplier is classified under the imported tier with a harbor trust level, indicating a baseline verification status. There is no recorded response rate or average response time in the profile, suggesting potential delays in communication for inquiries.

The cooperative’s listing focuses on cement supply without additional details on production capacity, certifications, or operational history. Buyers should directly verify the supplier’s ability to meet bulk orders, as the profile does not confirm logistical capabilities or quality control processes beyond the product description provided.