Reinforced coating for filling

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Reinforced coating for filling

Ceramic Coating is a spin-off of aerospace technology and is used on concrete objects that need to be protected against corrosion, wear and chemicals. The product is an advanced epoxy polymer, which is reinforced with ceramic particles of various shapes and sizes. The product has a very high adhesion to the substrate. The product is chemically curing by ordinary means. Temperature and several of the products are unique as they can be applied to damp surfaces.

Ceramic Coating for concrete is typically used in environments, both alkaline and “acidic” (pH 1-14), for example in dairies, breweries, slaughterhouses, and in industry in general where CIP liquids and other chemicals are corrosive and destructive to the concrete. The ceramic coatings are used, for example, in tank farms, buffer tanks, equalization tanks, wells, tank foundations, pump foundations, silos, weighing areas, pipe strings, facades, wall crowns and floors.

When the concrete subfloor itself has broken down, it must be built up with reinforced coating for filling. Here, epoxy reinforced with particles of quartz, corundum or QRV is used.

The finished product is very strong and can be coated with a chemical-resistant topcoat within a few hours.

Ceramic reinforced coating for filling has extreme properties, such as ARC 988, which is often used on damaged concrete, has a compressive strength of 105 Mpa, a tensile strength of 3.4 MPa. The product has no solvents and is therefore environmentally completely modern, both in terms of the working environment and the environment.

There are several types of ceramic coating for concrete depending on the need for resistance to temperature, chemicals, abrasion or extreme mechanical stress.

Deteriorated or affected areas are repaired in layer thicknesses of up to 200 mm. Then, a ceramic top coating is applied, designed to withstand the environment, in a layer thickness of 0.5-1.0 mm.

Ceramic Coating for concrete is typically characterized by the following:

• Very high resistance to corrosion at high temperatures
• Very high resistance to chemicals at high temperatures
• Very high resistance to wear and mechanical impact
• With high adhesion to the substrate
• Can be applied to damp concrete
• Quick commissioning after coating