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We produce aggregates (crushed rock, sand and gravel), ready-mixed concrete, asphalt, cement and cement related products, and recycled materials.

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Cement

Discover our range of high performance bulk and bagged cements, white cement and Regen GGBS cement substitute.

Our offer includes Portland cement – Cem 1, and blended cement – Cem 2 and Cem 3, white cement and bagged cements. We also have a range of specialist cement for conservation work.

Our cement is ideal for various applications, our comprehensive range consists of bagged products from cements, ready to use concretes, quick drying products and specialist products, asphalts and base and decorative aggregates.

Please contact your bulk or packed territory sales manager for more information.

If you are looking to buy it in bulk, ready to use or bagged cement, At Heidelberg Materials Cement we aim to make it easy for you to do business with us. Our sales, technical and customer services teams are on hand to help.

Cement suppliers delivering nationwide

As a commercial cement producer, Heidelberg Materials Cement delivers nationwide, using our wholly-owned fleet of tankers. Our professional drivers are highly trained and we use the latest vehicles to ensure  safety, reliability and efficiency.

We offer flexible delivery windows to suit your needs, with next-day delivery being available on orders placed before midday.

Collecting from our cement manufacturers

Customers who have their own tankers can collect bulk cement or Regen GGBS from some of our works and will need to adhere to our stringent safety procedures. Please contact your local District Sales Manager for more information.

FAQ's

Are There Different Types Of Cement?

In the construction industry, there are different types of cement. The differences between each type of cement are its properties, uses and composition materials used during the manufacturing process. The various types of cement we sell include:

  • CEM I Portland cement
  • CEM II A-LL
  • White Portland cement
  • Cablecem
  • Natural Hydraulic Lime 5 (NHL 5)
  • TioCem®
Which Cement Is Used For Brickwork?

Natural Hydraulic Lime 5 (NHL 5). Natural Hydraulic Lime 5 (NHL 5) can be used in lime and sand mortars for stone, brick and block laying, external rendering and internal plastering. Its whiteness facilitates quality architectural finishes, making it ideal for restoration, conservation and new-build projects.

Where Is Cement Made In England And Wales?

Cement is primarily made from minerals mined from Limestone, Shale, and Gypsum deposits. At Hanson Cement, our cement comes from three locations situated throughout the UK: Ketton, Padeswood and Ribblesdale.

How Much Is Cement In The Uk?

There is no flat rate for cement, as a number of factors can affect the cost. The first step is to work out how much cement you need. Our sales, technical and customer services teams are on hand to help, so feel free to reach out to us for assistance at any time.

Bulk cement

Hanson Cement has an unrivalled range of bulk cements ready for delivery nationwide through our own extensive delivery fleet.

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Cement technical team

Our team provides technical support to customers nationwide. Well qualified and with years of experience within the cement and concrete industry, our team of technical development managers can provide advice to help businesses grow.

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Regen GGBS

Using one tonne of Regen in concrete reduces the embodied CO2 by around 900kg, compared to using one tonne of Portland Cement

Webinars

We offer a variety of webinars covering sustainability and innovative products. They are all free to join and last one hour, so sign-up for any that are of interest.

Webinars

Packed cement

Our range of packed cements covers all requirements from standard CEM II through to specialist White and Sulfate-resisting cement.

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Calumite

Calumite is a glassy calcium-alumino-silicate, produced from granulated blast furnace slag which is used around the world in all types of soda-lime-silica glass production.

 

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