Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer
Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer

Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer

Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer Specification

  • Application
  • Concrete construction reinforced concrete structures pre-cast structures
  • Chemical Name
  • Polycarboxylate Ether-based Compound (PCE)
  • Feature
  • High performance reinforcement protection plasticizing capabilities water reduction properties
  • Color
  • Light brown or transparent
  • Smell
  • Odorless or faint chemical smell
  • Purity
  • High-grade
  • Poisonous
  • Non-poisonous when used as directed
  • Other Names
  • Roofplax SP300 Reinforcement Protector Super Plasticizer Water Reducer
  • Type
  • Concrete additive
  • Physical Form
  • Liquid
  • HS Code
  • 38244000
  • Usage
  • Used to enhance the workability and durability of concrete while minimizing water requirements
  • Water Content
  • Low
  • Ph Level
  • 6-8 (Approx.)
  • Appearance
  • Clear liquid or slightly viscous liquid
  • Grade
  • Construction-grade
 
 

About Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer

Specifications:

Brand

Armstrong Chemicals Private Limited

Usage/Application

Industrial

Packaging Size

5 Ltr

Country of Origin

Made in India

Manufactured By

Arm Strong

No of Components

Single Component

Spacific Gravity

1.150 + 0.020 gmlcc at 30 deg C

Self Life

2 Years



FAQs of Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer:


Q: What is the color of Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer?

A: The color of Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer is light brown or transparent.

Q: What is the grade of Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer?

A: Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer is construction-grade.

Q: Is Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer poisonous?

A: Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer is non-poisonous when used as directed.

Q: What is the chemical name of Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer?

A: The chemical name of Roofplax SP 300 Reinforcement Protection Super Plasticizing And Water Reducer is Polycarboxylate Ether-based Compound (PCE).

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