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With all of the advancements within the concrete industry, concrete densifiers stand out and are
amazing products with important benefits. Concrete densifiers aren’t only confusing for that
outside of concrete industries but can even cause some confusion for those within the industry
also. Today we are covering what a densifier is, how it works, and the benefits of using these
products.
In a nutshell, a concrete densifier may be a chemical hardener that’s most ordinarily applied on
top of the concrete slab after placement, and if polishing the slab, it is used during the
process of refinement. Regardless of the slab is polished or left unpolished, employing a
densifier is cheap thanks to adding strength, endurance, and longevity to a concrete slab.
Concrete densifiers are used as a part of the refinement process of concrete polishing but also
are widely used on unfinished concrete slabs. This product works as a pore filler and increases
the surface density of the concrete slab. When applied, the densifier deeply penetrates the
concrete slab, creates a reaction, and produces a byproduct that fills every pore.
This outcome
hardens the concrete surface while also reducing pitting. It increases the surface durability
significantly compared to concrete surfaces that aren’t treated with a densifier.
Throughout and through the method of curing, concrete slabs produce a byproduct called free lime
(concrete dusting). This product is carbonate, which when it reacts with the concrete densifier
can produce a stronger substance. Because concrete slabs are porous naturally, employing a
densifier may be a good way to form them less porous and stronger overall as a finished floor
surface. When the concrete densifier work on the free lime, calcium-silicate-hydrate gel forms.
This gel may be a very dense and hard crystal that forms an endless layer. The reaction that’s
produced binds the concrete and densifier together, making the slab stronger and more durable
to wear than it had been before treatment. Another additional advantage of treating your floor
with a densifier is that it stops the ground from dusting (a continual natural occurrence with
concrete over time).
Polished concrete is preferable for many buildings, factories, and other facilities. Due to its
strength building and resistance to wear, concrete densifiers are a perfect accessory for
polished floor surfaces during a sort of setting including stadiums, hospitals, government.
buildings, airports, and factories. Adding this economical step to our refinement process helps
increase the finished floor’s resistance to moisture, chemicals, oil, grease, and abrasion. It
takes much longer to show wear from pedestrian or vehicle tracks and increases light
reflection.
To learn more about concrete densifier and polishing concrete, contact Royale Concrete via
phone or visit our website to ascertain a summary of our services, recent projects, and other
concrete and polished concrete industry news. With over a decade of experience, we have
committed to continued education, high-quality work, complete customer satisfaction, and the
highest standard of ethics in every aspect of our business.