Products
C60 Polymer Concrete 24 Hour Quickset Concrete, Bagged Premixed Concrete For Concrete Footings and Real Estate
Product Model: C60
The quickset concrete is primarily made of cement as its binding agent, and it is carefully blended with other polymer to create a formula that is the result of advanced technological processes.
Featured: The product achieves a strength of 20 MPa in just 2 hours, 30 MPa after 24 hours, 40 MPa after 3 days, and reaches a full strength of 60 MPa after 28 days.
Applications:
- Earthquake-resistant structures: Due to its excellent seismic performance, it is suitable for construction and infrastructure in earthquake-prone areas.
- Industrial environments: Its superior chemical resistance makes it suitable for corrosive environments such as chemical plants and wastewater treatment plants.
- Highways and airport runways: Its abrasion resistance and high strength make it suitable for areas that require high levels of abrasion resistance.
Description
Quickset Concrete with Polymer Concrete and Premixed Concrete Characteristics
High Strength: This polymer super concrete boasts a high compressive strength and tensile strength, capable of withstanding significant loads and impacts.
Durability: With excellent impermeability and resistance to chemical corrosion, this polymer super concrete performs exceptionally well in harsh environments, extending its lifespan.
Crack Resistance: The polymer concrete exhibits good crack resistance, effectively reducing cracks caused by temperature changes and vibrations.
Fast Curing: The curing time of this polymer super concrete is short, allowing for a reduction in construction duration and an increase in efficiency.
Lightweight and High Strength: This polymer super concrete has a low density yet high strength, making it suitable for structures that require weight reduction.
Environmentally Friendly and Non-toxic: Free from toxic and irritating odors, it is safe for use in any environment.
Easy to Use: Simply mix with water and pour for easy construction.
