Concrete Additives
What is Concrete Additive?
Concrete additives are chemicals (e.g. surfactants, air-entraining agents) added to concrete or cement formulations to improve workability, air content, or durability.
What is the CAS number of Concrete Additive?
The CAS number of Concrete Additive is 9003-11-6.
What is Concrete Additive used for?
Concrete additives are used in ready-mix and precast concrete; in mortars and grouts; in construction chemicals; and to control air entrainment, water reduction, or set time. Venus Ethoxyethers manufactures and supplies in India; request a quote for your requirements.
| PRODUCT LINE | COMPOSITION | APPLICATION |
|---|---|---|
| H-Quest™ C 100 | Crystalline Sodium Glucoheptonate (100%) | Used in formulating cement retarders. The higher thermal stability of H-Quest™ C 100 allows formulated cement retarders to be stable above 200ºC (400ºF). Additionally, it produces a permanent increase in the cement volume, increased compressive strength, increased plasticity, and inhibits corrosion of the metal used in reinforced concrete. |
| H-Quest™ L 50 | Liquid Sodium Glucoheptonate (50%) | Used in formulating cement retarders. It produces a permanent increase in the cement volume, increased compressive strength, increased plasticity, and inhibits corrosion of the metal used in reinforced concrete. |
| H-Quest™ Calcium Glucoheptonate | Calcium Glucoheptonate (38%) | Used in formulating cement retarders. H-Quest™ Calcium Glucoheptonate acts as a dispersant for concrete particles. Additionally, it produces a permanent increase in the cement volume, increased compressive strength, increased plasticity, and inhibits corrosion of the metal used in reinforced concrete |
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Concrete additives improve workability, strength, durability, and performance of concrete. EO/PO surfactants (CAS 9003-11-6) are used as air-entraining or processing aids.
Venus Ethoxyethers supplies EO/PO-based concrete additives and construction chemicals in India. Request a quote.
Concrete additives can improve workability, reduce water requirements, enhance strength, improve durability, control setting time, and provide various performance benefits depending on the additive type.
Concrete additives are used in construction, infrastructure projects, and various concrete applications where enhanced properties and performance are required.
Venus Ethoxyethers supplies metal working chemicals in India: EO/PO lubricants, corrosion inhibitors, brightener additives, metal complexing agents, and concrete additives. Request a quote.
Metal working uses lubricants, corrosion inhibitors, brighteners, metal complexing agents, and low-foam surfactants. Venus supplies a full range for machining and finishing.
Corrosion inhibitors form a protective layer on metal surfaces, preventing oxidation and degradation. They are essential in metalworking fluids, cleaning solutions, and protective coatings to extend equipment life and maintain surface quality.
Metal complexing agents bind with metal ions, preventing unwanted reactions and improving process control. They are used in metal finishing, electroplating, and cleaning applications to enhance process efficiency and product quality.
Brightener additives enhance the brightness and appearance of metal surfaces during finishing processes. They improve surface quality, provide uniform appearance, and enhance the aesthetic properties of finished metal products.
End-capped surfactants are modified surfactants with blocked reactive groups, providing improved stability and performance. In metal working, they offer better foam control, improved compatibility, and enhanced performance in various metal processing applications.
Yes, we offer low-foam surfactants specifically designed for metal working applications. These surfactants provide effective cleaning and processing benefits while minimizing foam formation, which is critical in high-speed metal processing operations.
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