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RMC is a pre-mixed concrete produced in a batching plant using a precise combination of cement, aggregates, water, and admixtures, delivered ready to pour on-site.

Yes. Birla Pivot supports tailor-made mix designs to meet site-specific requirements, including strength, workability, setting time, and durability.

It ensures consistent quality, reduces wastage, speeds up construction, minimises labour, and meets structural design standards more reliably.

It is delivered in transit mixers from nearby batching plants, ensuring continuous mixing during transport and immediate placement on arrival.

Yes. Mixes can be designed with supplementary materials like fly ash or slag to reduce cement content and carbon footprint.

For foundations: M20–M25, columns/slabs: M30–M40, industrial/heavy-load structures: M40–M50. Birla Pivot offers expert guidance based on your use case.

Yes, RMC sourced via Birla Pivot undergoes regular lab testing for slump, compressive strength, and mix uniformity as per IS 4926.

Birla Pivot partners with top RMC suppliers and provides reliable site delivery, batch traceability, and tailored service for infrastructure, residential, and commercial projects.

Grades range from M7.5 to M50, covering all general construction needs from foundations to high-strength structural applications.

Specialised mixes include high-performance concrete, fibre-reinforced concrete, self-compacting concrete, and water-resistant grades for critical infrastructure.

Yes, RMC is ideal for high-rise buildings as it ensures pumpability, controlled setting times, and high early strength development.

Absolutely. RMC is commonly used in villas, apartments, driveways, foundations, and interior flooring for better surface finish and speed.

Typically, 90 minutes from batching to pouring. It depends on distance, temperature, and additives used in the mix.

For large-scale or critical projects, suppliers may provide trial batches to verify performance before bulk supply begins.

Yes, concrete can be pumped vertically or horizontally using pumps based on project layout and quantity.