Bulk Cement
CEMARK is cement for modern construction, combining consistent quality, reliability, and compliance with current regulatory requirements and quality standards. Our product line is tailored to meet the needs of all key sectors of the construction industry—from private residential housing to commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects.
CEMARK products are manufactured using advanced technologies at plants in Kamianets-Podilskyi, Odesa, and Mykolaiv (Lviv region). The logistics infrastructure is supplemented by a cement dispatch terminal in the Kyiv region.
The strategic distribution of our production and logistics sites across different regions of Ukraine ensures broad geographic coverage and allows for convenient, timely bulk cement delivery for construction projects.
Which bulk cement to choose?
CEMARK supplies bulk cement from 24 tonnes across Ukraine by road and rail transport. Our product line includes all cement types: CEM I, CEM II, and CEM III for concrete production, precast concrete (RC), monolithic, road, and infrastructure construction. CEMARK clients receive certified products complete with all necessary quality documentation, along with comprehensive support from our specialists, including laboratory testing and technical consultations.
Our advantages:
Consistent quality
At CEMARK facilities, laboratories provide comprehensive quality control at key stages—from the quarry and raw materials to cement production. A certified concrete laboratory evaluates cement performance characteristics in concrete mixes and finished concrete.
Flexible logistics and timely delivery
We dispatch bulk cement by rail and road transport in quantities from 24 tonnes. Our bulk cement tankers are equipped with GPS navigation systems, ensuring complete tracking and control of the delivery route.
Technical Expertise and Support
Upon request, we perform testing of our clients' finished products and raw materials, helping to find optimal solutions tailored to the individual needs of each production facility.
Impeccable service
CEMARK regional managers and customer service specialists provide comprehensive support regarding product ordering and supply, as well as prompt assistance in resolving all operational issues.
Need advice? CEMARK's Technical Solutions, Customer Experience & Innovation team provides comprehensive expert support—from cement type selection and mix design optimization to on-site production consultations, facility support, and manufacturing technology recommendations.
Assortment of Bulk Cement
CEM II/B-S 42,5 R
CEM II/B-S 42,5 RPortland Slag Cement
Main applications:
- work in low temperatures;
- monolithic structures;
- residential construction;
- reinforced concrete products and precast concrete.
CEM II/A-M(S-LL) 42,5 R
CEM II/A-M(S-LL) 42,5 RPortland-Composite Cement
Main applications:
- work in low temperatures;
- cast-in-place concreting, reinforced concrete and precast concrete, prestressed concrete, general civil engineering structures.
CEM II/A-S 42,5 R
PC IІ/А-S-500-R-NPortland-Slag Cement
Main applications:
- work in low temperatures;
- reinforced concrete and precast concrete, prestressed concrete, general civil engineering structures.
CEM II/B-M(S-L) 32,5 R
PC IІ/B-К(S-V)-400R-NPortland-Slag Cement
Main applications:
- work in hot weather;
- RMC, reinforced concrete and precast concrete, general civil engineering structures with increased resistance in aggressive environments.
CEM III/B 32,5 N LH
SS SPC 400-D60Main applications:
- work in hot weather;
- RMC, reinforced concrete and precast concrete working in aggressive environments (sulphates in soils, aggressive or seawater, etc.), general civil engineering structures.
CEM I 42,5 R
PC І-500R-NPortland Cement
Main applications:
- work in low temperatures;
- RMC and precast concrete, high-strength, fast-setting and prestressed concrete; specialised utility structures.
brief comparison helps you quickly navigate our product range. The final selection of cement should be made taking into account project requirements, the required strength class and rate of concrete strength gain, structure type, concreting, and concrete curing conditions. Heat of hydration requirements, exposure to moisture, frost, and aggressive environments, as well as mix design, water-cement ratio, and additives used, are also essential factors.
| Cement | Primary Application | Key Feature | When to Choose |
| PC І-500R-N | High-strength concrete and reinforced concrete, prestressed structures, road and airfield construction, bridges, tunnels, shotcrete | High early strength and high heat of hydration
| When rapid strength gain, earlier formwork removal, or work at lower temperatures is required |
| CEM II/A-M (S-LL) 42,5 R | General construction concrete mixes, reinforced concrete, monolithic structures, and foundations | Rapid strength gain, enhanced frost resistance | Universal choice for monolithic and general construction works, especially during cold weather |
| PC IІ/А-S-500-R-N | Concrete and reinforced concrete with high early strength requirements, structural elements (columns, beams, crossbeams, stair flights), road construction, shotcrete | Highest early and standard strength in the product line; increased heat of hydration | When high early strength and concreting productivity are top priorities |
| CEM II/B-S 42,5 R | Mass and monolithic structures, foundation slabs, walls, columns, floor slabs | Moderate heat of hydration and uniform strength gain | For mass structures where reducing the risk of thermal and shrinkage cracking is critical |
| SS SPC 400-D60 | Concrete and mortars for foundations, monolithic, reinforced concrete, and prestressed structures; hydraulic structures, reservoirs, dams, water supply and treatment plants | Low heat of hydration and high sulfate resistance
| For mass structures, hot-weather concreting, and structures exposed to aggressive water, sulfate soils, or coastal zones |
| PC IІ/B-К(S-V)-400R-N | General construction concrete mixes and mortars, foundations for low-rise buildings, indoor screeds, masonry, plastering works | Reduced heat of hydration, sufficient early strength, high workability, easy to use | For general construction works requiring a versatile cement for concrete and mortars with moderate strength requirements |
How to Choose Bulk Cement for Specific Applications
Bulk cement selection is determined by the requirements for concrete or precast concrete (RC), aggregate characteristics, mix design, production technology, concreting conditions, and structural exposure. CEMARK technical specialists will assist not only in selecting cement but also in developing or optimizing the concrete mix design according to your specific project needs.
For Cold-Weather Works
For cold-weather concreting, high early-strength cements should be considered: CEM II/A-M (S-LL) 42,5 R and PC IІ/А-S-500-R-N. The final choice depends on ambient temperature, seasonal admixtures used, early strength requirements, and concrete curing procedures.
For Rapid Strength Gain
For applications requiring intensive early strength development, PC IІ/А-S-500-R-N or CEM II/A-M (S-LL) 42,5 R are appropriate options. Selection should account for the target design strength within specified timeframes, concrete mix composition, curing conditions, and work schedules.
For Precast Concrete (RC) Production
PC IІ/А-S-500-R-N, CEM II/A-M (S-LL) 42,5 R, or CEM II/B-S 42,5 R can be used for precast concrete element manufacturing. Key considerations include concrete class, required early strength, mold turnover rate, curing regime, aggregate and admixture properties, finished product requirements, and service conditions.
For Mass Concrete Structures
The heat of hydration is critical for mass concrete, as it governs internal temperatures during curing and directly affects thermal cracking risks. Suitable options for these tasks include SS SPC 400-D60 with low heat of hydration (LH) and CEM II/B-S 42,5 R featuring moderate heat release.
For Severe Operating Environments
For structures subjected to aggressive soil and groundwater environments—particularly containing sulfates and chlorides—as well as coastal zones and hydraulic engineering structures, SS SPC 400-D60 is recommended. The SR designation indicates high sulfate resistance, while its low heat of hydration (LH) makes it ideal for mass structures.
Choosing the right type of cement is one of the key success factors in the market.
Cement containing active mineral additives has many advantages:
- Improvement of the physical and mechanical properties of concrete and other building materials: workability, durability, water resistance, resistance to aggressive environments and freeze-thaw cycles;
- Better competitiveness due to the lower cost of such cement types;
- Strengthening the reputation of an environmentally responsible company, as consumption of blended cement contributes to the optimal use of natural resources and the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere.
FAQ
| CEMARK bulk cement is produced at plants in the Khmelnytskyi, Lviv, and Odesa regions. CEMARK specialists have carefully selected a product range to meet the needs of consumers, from small projects to large-scale infrastructure construction. |