Engineered For Durability And Crack Control

FiberMaxMA™ fibers are dispersed in three dimensions throughout the concrete mix, supporting coarse aggregate and reducing segregation, bleeding, surface defects, and curling. As secondary reinforcement, FiberMaxMA™ delivers excellent plastic shrinkage control and reduced settlement cracking while significantly improving flexural toughness, shatter resistance, and abrasion performance.

Key Features and Benefits

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Advanced Crack Control

Minimizes plastic and drying shrinkage cracking by distributing reinforcement throughout the slab depth.

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Tough, Wear-Resistant Surfaces

Increases flexural toughness, shatter resistance, and abrasion resistance for long-term durability.

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Alternative To Light Steel

When properly engineered and dosed, FiberMaxMA™ can replace welded wire fabric, light gauge rebar (#3 and #4), and steel fiber in many applications, reducing labor and improving safety.

Frequently Asked Questions

Project type, strength requirements, placement method, exposure conditions, and any specifications from engineers or owners are helpful so the team can recommend the right mix.​

Yes. Admixtures can adjust set times or workability, and fibers can help control cracking and improve toughness, which can be important for slabs, industrial floors, and long-lasting pavements.​

Flowable fill is useful for trench backfill, utility work, and hard to compact areas where easy placement, reduced labor, and consistent support are priorities.​

Contact United Materials with project details, and the technical and sales teams can help identify the best standard or specialized concrete mixes for your needs.

It colors cast-in-place slabs, precast panels, pavers, walls, steps, sidewalks, and decorative features uniformly.

Yes, pigments are lightfast, UV-stable, alkali-resistant, and non-corrosive to rebar or fibers.

FiberMaxMA™ is excellent for heavy-duty industrial and warehouse floors and some pavement applications where high toughness and crack control are required.

With proper engineering and dosing, FiberMaxMA™ can be an alternative to welded wire fabric, light gauge bar reinforcement, and steel fibers in many slabs-on-grade and similar applications.

Unlike two-dimensional welded wire mesh, FiberMaxMA™ fibers reinforce the concrete in three dimensions, holding the matrix together, limiting crack widths, and reducing defects caused by segregation and bleeding.

Yes, FiberMaxMA™ can be used to extend joint spacing when supported by appropriate engineering and joint design.

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Delivery Excellence You Can Count On

United Materials delivers FiberMaxMA™ mixes with consistent fiber dispersion and workability, coordinated to your pour schedule so crews can place and finish efficiently. Our dispatch and production teams understand the demands of industrial and warehouse projects and work to keep them on time and on spec for you.

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Quality Assurance at Every Step

Every FiberMaxMA™ load is produced under strict quality controls to ensure proper fiber content, uniform distribution, and reliable concrete performance. Our testing and mix verification help engineers, contractors, and owners specify fiber-reinforced solutions with confidence.

Ready to Get Started?

For heavy-duty slabs that need superior toughness and crack resistance, choose FiberMaxMA™. Contact our team to download the brochure, review design options, or schedule a FiberMaxMA™ mix for your next project.

Concrete Division

Concrete Dispatch: (716) 213-5800

Toll Free # (888) 91UNITED (918-6483)

Dispatch Fax: (716) 473-5480

Concrete Sales: (716) 213-5832

Plant Locations: Sanborn, Lancaster, Orchard Park, Batavia

Batavia Ready Mix Plant

638 E Main St, Batavia, NY 14020

Phone (716) 213-5800

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