Avoid concrete issues on site with curing compounds that slow down the evaporation of moisture from freshly poured concrete. Water loss in concrete can result in shrinkage stresses and potential cracking. Curing protects the concrete from these factors until it reaches adequate strength.
Environmental factors cause water loss in concrete:
- Extremes of temperature when pouring concrete i.e. very hot, or humid weather
- Windy conditions
The solution
Curing compounds are designed to retain moisture in freshly poured concrete, ensuring effective curing and significantly reducing the risk of shrinkage cracks.
In response to this need, a.b.e.® Concrete Works, Repair and Protection product offering now includes the duracure range of curing compounds.
Formulated for success
The comprehensive duracure range of curing compounds from a.b.e.® Saint-Gobain range is developed to cater to various concrete application needs, encompassing diverse formulations.
These include:
- Acrylic-based curing compound
- Wax-based duracure WB compound
- White-pigmented duracure WPR
- Solvent-based petroleum resin compounds
- Pliolite resin-based curing compound
Learn more here: https://www.abe.co.za/duracure-curing-compounds/
Sign in to download technical datasheets here: https://www.saint-gobain-africa.com/en/technical-library
Concrete technology
A leading provider in the field of concrete works, repair, and protection, the introduction of the duracure range signifies a.b.e.®’s dedication to advancing concrete technology in South Africa. The company is committed to contributing to the overall quality of construction projects and resilience in infrastructure.
These compounds address the critical aspect of moisture retention during the curing process, enhancing the durability and longevity of concrete structures.
For more information, contact a.b.e.®Saint-Gobain:
Tel: +27 860 223 773
Email: talk2us@saint-gobain.com
Website: www.abe.co.za
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