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Concrete Curing Agent Flooring

Customised according to site area

Minimum order quantity: 500 square metres

Application scenarios：Suitable for heavy industrial buildings, logistics warehouses, underground car parks, large supermarket retail spaces, food and pharmaceutical production facilities, and refurbishment of existing flooring.

Description：Concrete hardener flooring systems achieve permanent enhancement of surface hardness, density and abrasion resistance through chemical reactions between permeable liquid hardeners and the concrete substrate.

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Product Details

Concrete curing agent flooring systems achieve permanent enhancement of surface hardness, density and abrasion resistance through chemical reactions between permeable liquid curing agents and concrete. Characterised by dust-free properties, wear resistance, impermeability and ease of cleaning, these systems require no coating maintenance and boast exceptionally long service lives. They represent an ideal, cost-effective solution for industrial warehouses, logistics centres, car parks and other applications demanding high floor strength.

Classification	Parameter	Test Standard
Mohs hardness	Grade 3-4	Industry-wide testing method
Abrasion resistance	Moderate, with some wear rate	GB/T 1768
Compressive strength	Based on design strength grades such as C20, C30, etc. C20 concrete exhibits a 28-day compressive strength ≥20MPa, while C30 concrete achieves ≥30MPa	GB/T 50081
Impermeability	Generally lower impermeability grade; meets standard waterproofing requirements unless otherwise specified	GB 50164
‌Slip resistance	Dry surface slip resistance coefficient ≥0.5, wet state ≥0.4, moderate surface roughness	JT/T 733
Dust resistance	Moderate, may exhibit slight dusting	GB 50209-2010

Construction Steps

1. Substrate cleaning and grinding: Thoroughly clean the floor surface, using a grinder to remove laitance and open the pores.

2. Spraying the curing agent: Apply the material evenly across the floor, ensuring full saturation.

3. Penetration reaction: Allow the material to react fully with the concrete for approximately 2-4 hours.

4. Grinding and cleaning: Re-grind to promote further material penetration and clean the surface.

5. Initial polishing: Perform multiple cross-polishing passes using resin grinding discs.

6. Fine polishing: Achieve a marble-like lustre through final high-speed polishing.