Ready-mix concrete · Pampanga · Bulacan · Tarlac

Concrete thatshows up on time,at the strengthyou paid for.

Three batching plants in Central Luzon. Every load leaves with a printed batch ticket, reaches your slab inside 90 minutes, and is cylinder-tested at 7 and 28 days.

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Sand and gravel stockpiles beside a conveyor at a batching plant — Fig. 1 — Aggregate yard15.03° N 120.69° E

03Batching plants

41Drums on the road

90 minPlant to pour, max

7 + 28Days we test every pour

01 / Process

From the river
to your slab.

Ilog means river. Our sand and gravel come from the Pampanga basin, and everything after that is measured, printed and timed.

Stage 01Aggregate

Washed, graded, tested weekly.

River sand and gravel are washed of silt and clay, then screened into sizes. A sieve test every week keeps the grading inside spec.

Coarse: ¾" and ⅜" crushed gravel
Fine: Washed river sand, FM 2.6–2.9
Test: Sieve analysis, every Monday

Stage 02Batch

Weighed by computer, to the kilo.

Cement, water, sand, gravel and admixture are weighed by load cells, not shovels. Each batch prints a ticket you keep.

Accuracy: ±1% cement, ±2% aggregate
Ticket: Mix, weights, slump, time out
Cement: Type I Portland, local mills

Stage 03Drum

The clock starts at loading.

The drum keeps turning on the road. Every truck is tracked, and anything older than 90 minutes at your gate goes back. You don't pay for it.

Drum: 7 m³ transit mixers
Limit: 90 min batch-to-discharge
Tracking: GPS, shared with your foreman

Workers placing concrete with a pump hose

Stage 04Pour

Checked at your gate.

Before discharge we test slump in front of your engineer and cast six cylinders. Two are crushed at 7 days, the rest at 28.

Slump: Tested every truck
Cylinders: 6 per pour, 150 × 300 mm
Report: Emailed, signed by our lab

02 / Volume

How much concrete
do you need?

Put in the size. We add 5% for spillage and uneven ground, round to the truck, and suggest a mix. Your engineer's specification always wins.

Length

Width

Thickness

How many

A rough guide, not a structural design. For columns and footings, enter one piece and how many there are.

You need about

10.1m³

2 trucks · 7 m³ drums

Suggested mix3,000 psi

PumpChute is fine

On site forAbout 1 hour

Trucks every25 min

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03 / Strength

Day 28 is the
day that counts.

Concrete keeps getting stronger for weeks after the pour. Scroll to watch a 4,000 psi mix gain strength, day by day.

Days after pour01

21%of design

840psi

Day 1: firm enough to walk on. Keep it wet. Don't load it.

Curve: ACI 209 model, moist-cured Type I cement, f(t) = t / (4 + 0.85t) × f'c.

04 / Delivery area

Inside 90 minutes,
or we don't send it.

Concrete starts setting in the drum. We only take jobs our trucks can reach in time, so pick your town and see.

Plant~45 min~90 min

Grid 0.1° · not to road scale

Your site is in

Estimated plant to gate

—min

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Inside the window

Estimates assume weekday traffic and include 10 minutes to load. For a big pour we schedule outside rush hour, and for sites further out we can set up a mobile plant.

05 / Mixes

Five standard mixes.
Anything else, ask.

Strength is measured on cylinders at 28 days. Higher strength, retarders for long pours, and fibre are available on request.

Class	Used for	Max aggregate	Slump
2,500psi	Lean concrete, sidewalks, blinding under footings	¾"	75–100 mm
3,000psi	Ground slabs, house footings, garage floors	¾"	75–100 mm
3,500psi	Driveways, retaining walls, warehouse floors	¾"	75–125 mm
4,000psi	Suspended slabs, beams and columns up to 5 storeys	¾"	100–150 mm
5,000psi	Columns in taller buildings, precast, heavy-duty slabs	⅜"	100–150 mm

06 / Recent pours

What we've
poured lately.

From one-house footings to warehouse floors poured overnight in a single run.

Aerial view of a large finished concrete slab with workers

Logistics warehouse floor

Porac, Pampanga

2,400 m²312 m³3,500 psi + fibreOne 14-hour night pour

Workers tying rebar for columns on a building frame

Six-storey dormitory

Malolos, Bulacan

1,850 m³Columns 5,000 psi22 pours

Parish hall

Capas, Tarlac

Exposed finish4,000 psiRetarded mix

Subdivision roads, phase 2

Mexico, Pampanga

3.2 km1,100 m³Flexural 650 psi

07 / Order

Book a pour.

Send the details and our dispatcher calls you back within the hour, Monday to Saturday, 6 am to 8 pm. Orders for tomorrow close at 3 pm.

Dispatch · (045) 555 0142Viber · 0917 555 0142dispatch@ilog-readymix.example