Compressive strength
~10,000 psi at 28 days in UCPRC Lab2Slab testing — roughly 79% above the fly-ash control — with strong early-age development (~7,200 psi at 7 days).
AggrePlex's flagship product, PozzoDyne™, is an Activated Ground Glass Pozzolan (AGGP) — a next-generation supplementary cementitious material engineered to enhance concrete performance, reduce embodied carbon, and provide a reliable, consistent, and locally sourced cement replacement.
PozzoDyne™ is an Activated Ground Glass Pozzolan (AGGP) manufactured from post-consumer and post-industrial glass feedstocks. Through AggrePlex's proprietary processing technology, the material is cleaned and precision micronized into an engineered particle-size distribution that delivers exceptional performance in cementitious systems.
As a supplementary cementitious material, PozzoDyne™ can replace 20–30% of ordinary Portland cement in the concrete matrix — reducing embodied carbon while maintaining or improving concrete performance.
PozzoDyne™ is produced to a precisely engineered particle-size distribution, optimized to maximize pozzolanic reactivity, concrete performance, and consistent results across a wide range of mix designs.
Engineered to deliver an optimized balance of strength development, durability, cement replacement, and workability through the delivery of a consistent, ultra-fine particle-size distribution.
Manufactured using AggrePlex's proprietary micronization technology to ensure consistent quality, engineered reactivity, and repeatable performance from batch to batch.
The industry's average ground-glass pozzolan is milled to about 45 microns. PozzoDyne™ begins there and keeps going — down to 3 microns, multiplying reactive surface area along the way.
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The concrete industry doesn't need another technology that may reach commercialization years from now — it needs solutions that can be implemented today. Ours is designed for scale from the start.
Built on proven manufacturing technology, precision particle engineering, and abundant regional feedstocks, PozzoDyne™ delivers a reliable, local, and scalable supplementary cementitious material ready for commercial deployment.
Micronized glass · PozzoDyne™By converting underutilized glass into high-value SCMs, we cut reliance on carbon-intensive raw materials and extend the life of resources already in circulation.
PozzoDyne™ draws on a readily available feedstock — enabling long-term scalability and genuine material security.
Diverted from landfill · Re-engineeredEngineered to improve long-term strength, durability, and concrete performance across demanding applications.
Priced to compete with slag while delivering high-performance concrete and lower embodied carbon.
Manufactured from abundant regional feedstocks to provide a consistent, dependable, and locally sourced supply.
Reduces embodied carbon through cement replacement while supporting a more circular and resource-efficient construction industry.
Engineered reactivity. Measurable results. Every advantage below is grounded in third-party UCPRC Lab2Slab test data or the measured properties of the material itself.
~10,000 psi at 28 days in UCPRC Lab2Slab testing — roughly 79% above the fly-ash control — with strong early-age development (~7,200 psi at 7 days).
Exceeds 10,000 psi by 42 days (~90% above control) as continued pozzolanic reaction adds strength beyond conventional curing periods.
More than 1,150 psi modulus of rupture by 56 days — about 2× the control mix and well above the Caltrans 42-day minimum of 650 psi.
~4.5× higher bulk electrical resistivity than the control by 56 days — the standard indicator of resistance to chloride ingress and reinforcement corrosion.
~37% lower shrinkage than the control at 28 days, staying below the Caltrans 0.05% limit that the control mix exceeded.
ASR expansion held below the ASTM C1778 limit throughout testing (~0.08% at 28 days), indicating good resistance to alkali-silica reaction.
Measured fresh unit weight of ~152.8 lb/ft³ versus ~145.8 for the control in Lab2Slab testing — a denser matrix from ultra-fine particle packing.
Precision micronization delivers 98%+ passing the No. 325 sieve with controlled particle-size distribution — qualified per ASTM C1866.
The measured combination of higher strength, higher resistivity, and lower shrinkage supports longer-lasting, lower-maintenance structures.
The naturally light color of PozzoDyne™ produces brighter concrete, enhancing aesthetics and increasing solar reflectance.
reduction in CO₂ emissions per ton produced compared to Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), validated through independent Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs).
Cement is the most carbon-intensive component of concrete. Replacing 20–30% of it with PozzoDyne™ directly lowers embodied carbon per cubic yard — without changing how concrete is produced.
LCA-validated performance supports ESG and sustainability reporting, aligns with emerging low-carbon material standards, and gives project owners quantifiable impact.
PozzoDyne™ is engineered to meet established industry standards and integrate seamlessly into existing concrete specifications.
Standard Specification for Ground-Glass Pozzolan for Use in Concrete
PozzoDyne™ complies with ASTM C1866, the established specification for ground-glass pozzolan used in concrete. Beyond compliance, its engineered fineness and strength performance exceed key minimum requirements established by the standard.
Specification-ready for commercial and infrastructure projects — can be specified per ASTM C1866 (as a ground-glass pozzolan in concrete) & ASTM C595 (as a Portland-pozzolan cement) within performance-based specs and 20–30% replacement strategies.
Evaluated through a comprehensive testing framework aligned with industry standards
Documentation available: Technical Data Sheet, ASTM C1866 compliance statement, test data summary, and environmental product profile.
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