System 07
Concrete Densification
Concrete densification treats suitable concrete to improve surface hardness and reduce dusting. It is selected after reviewing the slab condition, desired finish and expected operational demands.
System profile
Specification starts with the operating environment.
Performance
What the system is designed to support.
- Improved surface hardness
- Reduced dusting on suitable concrete
- Can support a durable maintenance surface
Applications
Typical environments.
- Factory floors
- Industrial slabs
- Concrete prep
- Manufacturing
- Processing
- Warehousing
Installation sequence
From substrate condition to final handover.
- 01Concrete assessment
- 02Clean and prepare the slab
- 03Apply densifier in the planned sequence
- 04Remove residue and inspect the finish
Considerations
What should be reviewed before specification?
- The existing concrete must be suitable for densification.
- Surface preparation and curing conditions affect the result.
- Densification is not a substitute for repairing structural or severe substrate defects.
Maintenance
Performance continues after installation.
Use a regular dust-control and cleaning routine, and inspect areas where abrasion or contamination is concentrated.
Questions
Useful answers before the site assessment.
What does concrete densification do?
It treats suitable concrete to improve surface hardness and reduce dusting.
Is it a coating?
It is a treatment to the concrete surface rather than a conventional resin coating system.
When is repair needed first?
Cracks, unsound concrete, contamination or major surface defects should be assessed and addressed before densification.
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