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Introduction of Concrete Slab Repair Material

This section focuses on a series of high-performance concrete sealing, ho phekola, and repair materials, primarily including potassium silicate, lithium silicate, sodium silicate, and colloidal silica. These materials utilize advanced chemical technology to penetrate deep into the concrete, reacting with cement hydration byproducts to significantly improve the strength, tekano, and durability of old floors. They are a core solution for repairing and upgrading concrete floors in industrial plants, matlo a polokelo, parking lots, and other areas.

Features of Concrete Slab Repair Material

High-efficiency penetration, dual-action, e baballang tikoloho, and surface hardening.
The product quickly penetrates deep into the concrete pores; it reacts with free lime to form a stable gel and catalyzes the secondary hydration of unhydrated cement particles.
The product is non-toxic, e senang monko, and meets environmental standards. After the reaction, it permanently seals pores, creating a solid, dense surface.

Advantages of Concrete Slab Repair Material

Extremely wear-resistant, the treated floor has a high Mohs hardness. Permanently sealed, effectively resists oil, dirt, and chemical corrosion, completely preventing dust and sanding.
Brilliant gloss, after polishing, it achieves a permanent marble-like luster, reducing maintenance costs.
Double the lifespan, significantly extending the floor's service life, offering excellent overall cost-effectiveness.

Applications of Concrete Slab Repair Material

Renovation of old floors: Low-cost repair of sanded and powdered floors.
Industrial floors: Factories, workshops, logistics warehouses.
Commercial floors: Supermarkets, parking lots, shopping malls.
High-demand environments such as food factories, pharmaceutical factories, and electronics workshops, where cleanliness and durability are paramount.

Boemo ba Khoebo

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Re ka fana ka fiber ea polyethylene (PVA fiber) lefatsheng lohle. Re na le lefapha la litsebi tsa theknoloji le lefapha la tlhokomelo ea boleng, laboratori e nang le thepa e ntle e nang le lisebelisoa tse tsoetseng pele tsa tlhahlobo le setsi sa litšebeletso tsa bareki ka mor'a ho rekisa. Ka kopo, re romelle lengolo-tsoibila kapa u tobetse sehlahisoa se hlokahalang ho romella potso.

Haeba u batla boleng bo holimo Concrete Slab Repair Performance Enhancement Materials, ka kopo ikutloe u lokolohile ho ikopanya le rona kapa tobetsa lihlahisoa tse hlokahalang ho romella lipatlisiso.

Ho paka & Ho tsamaisa ka sekepe

Ho paka: 25kg/ mokotla, 200 kg/moqomo, 1000 kg/moqomo, kapa joalo ka kopo ea hau.
Ho tsamaisa ka sekepe: e ka tsamaisoa ka sekepe leoatleng, ka moea, ka Express kapele kamoo ho ka khonehang hang ha resiti ea tefo.

5 FAQs About Concrete Slab Repair Performance Enhancement Materials

Q: What are the main differences between potassium silicate and lithium silicate curing agents?
A: The main differences lie in performance and cost. Lithium silicate products have smaller molecules, penetrate deeper, react more completely, and achieve better hardness and gloss, but are more expensive. Potassium silicate offers a cost-effective and reliable option.

Q: Are there any application temperature requirements?
A: Ee. We recommend an application temperature between 5°C and 45°C. Temperatures that are too low will affect the material's penetration and reaction speed; temperatures that are too high may cause the material to evaporate too quickly, affecting deep-drying.

Q: How should I treat severely sanded, old floors?
A: For severely sanded floors, first thoroughly clean them. If necessary, use a milling machine or sander to remove the loose surface layer to expose a solid base. Then apply the curing agent to ensure optimal results.

Q: Do I need to rinse the floor after application? Why is there a sticky or white residue?
A: Ee. After the material has fully reacted with the floor (hangata 2-4 lihora tse ka mor'a kopo), rinse the floor with clean water. Residue is a byproduct of the reaction between the material and impurities in the concrete. Rinsing thoroughly will ensure a clean floor and prevent stubborn white spots from forming in the future.

Q: Is the floor repair material waterproof and seepage-proof?
A: It can significantly improve the floor's impermeability. By permanently sealing pores, it effectively prevents liquids such as water and oil from penetrating the concrete. Leha ho le joalo, please note that it cannot replace professional waterproofing membranes or coatings for waterproofing projects involving open water or negative water pressure.