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Recommended for use as a floor hardener in place of magnesium fluosilicates. Helps eliminate problems at the jobsite due to the simplicity of UNI CURE HD's application procedure compared with that of all fluosilicates.
A premium sodium silicate concrete hardener that meets Corps of Engineers specifications. It also meets USDA specifications for use in food processing areas.
COMPLIANCES
Federal EPA V.O.C. |
Features
High solids, 16.7° Baume allows for usage in lieu of magnesium fluosilicates for hardening specs on Corps of Engineer jobs
Easy one-coat application – no dilution
Cures and chemically hardens in one application
Leaves a dense hard surface comparable to quartz – No. 7 on the hardness scale
Leaves natural appearance of concrete
Does not alter bondability of concrete when applied according to Unitex directions
Non-flammable, non-toxic and non-acid; no harmful fumes or odors
Resists acids, oils, greases, salts
Sprayers will not clog, no damage to parts
UV damage resistant
Ideal for enclosed food preparation areas where odors and toxic fumes can be absorbed by food |
Usage
Chemically cures, seals, hardens and dust-proofs interior, exterior, vertical or horizontal concrete substrates.
Chemically hardens and densifies dusty tilt-up panels when dusting is caused by osmotic effect resulting in unhydrated cement.
Appearance
Flash Point: None
Color: Transparent blue
Toxicity: 0
Acidity: 0
Set to Touch: 4 min.
Dry Hard: 20 min.
Baume: 16.7°
Red fugitive dye upon request
Packaging
5 gal./18.9 L pails
55 gal./208.2 L drums
Drying Time
45 min at 72°F/22°C) |
Application
METHOD
Sprayer
CURING AND HARDENING
Step 1 – Apply UNI CURE HD immediately following the finishing operation as soon as the bleed water has disappeared and slab can support the weight of an applicator or as soon as forms can be stripped.
Step 2 – Avoid over application and puddling. Excess unreacted UNI CURE HD will leave white crystals on concrete.
DENSIFYING TILT-UP PANELS
Lightly mist dusting panel with UNI CURE HD to point of refusal. Will harden and densify unhydrated cement caused by osmotic effect.
Coverage
Follow recommended coverage rate guidelines; however, never exceed application past the point of rejection, i.e. puddling.
Hard troweled finish: 400-600 sq. ft./gal. (9.8-14.7 sq. m/L)
Broom or float finish: 300-400 sq. ft./gal. (7.4-9.8 sq. m/L)
Rough slab finish: 200-300 sq. ft./gal. (4.9-7.4 sq. m/L)
Vertical substrates: 400-500 sq. ft./gal. (9.8-12 sq. m/L) |