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Ready-mix concrete in every grade from M10 to M55, plus special mixes engineered for demanding applications.
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Every structure has different strength, durability and workability needs. Kondody Concrete produces a full range of ready-mix concrete grades and special application concretes, each batched to an approved mix design and tested in our in-house laboratory.
M25
What does the grade mean? In a grade like M25, “M” stands for mix and the number is the characteristic compressive strength in N/mm² (MPa) after 28 days of curing. The higher the number, the stronger the concrete.
M10–M20
Plain concrete work, levelling and lighter structural use.
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M25–M55
Reinforced structures, commercial buildings and infrastructure.
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Special mixes
Fly ash, self-compacting, early strength and fibre mixed.
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Ordinary grades suit plain cement concrete (PCC) and lighter reinforced work.
Grade
Strength (N/mm²)
Typical applications
M10
10
Levelling course, blinding, bedding for foundations
M15
15
PCC for footings, flooring base, pathways, non-structural work
M20
20
RCC in mild exposure: residential slabs, beams, columns, footings
Standard grades give higher strength and durability for reinforced and heavily loaded structures, and for harsher exposure conditions.
Grade
Strength (N/mm²)
Typical applications
M25
25
RCC for houses and apartments in moderate exposure
M30
30
Multi-storey buildings, commercial structures, water tanks
M35
35
Heavy-load structures, industrial floors, severe exposure
M40
40
High-rise columns, bridges, precast elements
M45
45
Prestressed concrete, heavy infrastructure
M50
50
High-rise and heavy-duty structural elements
M55
55
Specialised high-strength applications
Disclaimer: Applications are typical examples only. Always use the grade specified in your structural drawings.
Grade selector
Not sure? Our technical team will recommend the right grade based on your engineer's specifications.
Levelling, blinding or PCC bed
M10–M15
Independent house (slab, beams, columns)
M20–M25
Apartment or commercial building
M25–M35
Industrial floor or heavy-duty pavement
M30–M35, or fibre mixed
High-rise, bridge or precast element
M40 and above
Computerised weigh-batching for accurate proportions.
Raw materials and concrete checked in our lab.
Mix design and testing to the relevant IS codes.
Four plants and our own transit mixer fleet.
Cube test reports available on request.
Product brochure (PDF) 8 pages · 2.8 MB
Grade specification sheet (PDF) 3 pages · 0.2 MB
BIS certificate (PDF) Licence No. RM/L-6000078.1
What is the difference between ordinary and standard grades?
Ordinary grades (M10–M20) are mainly for plain concrete and lighter structural work. Standard grades (M25–M55) offer higher strength and durability for reinforced, heavily loaded or exposed structures.
Which grade is used for a house slab?
Residential slabs commonly use M20 or M25, but always follow the grade specified by your structural engineer.
Is ready-mix concrete better than site-mixed concrete?
Ready-mix concrete is weigh-batched in a controlled plant and tested, so it is more consistent than site-mixed concrete. It also saves time, labour and site space.
How is ready-mix concrete priced?
Price depends on the grade, quantity, delivery distance, site access, pumping and any special additives. Request a quote for an exact figure.
Do you provide test reports?
Yes. Cube test results are available on request.
Get a quick quotation for your project, or talk to our team if you need help choosing.
