Armix Cure PB Polymer-Based Concrete Curing Compound | ASTM C309 Moisture-Retaining Spray Membrane for Pavements, Canals & Highways | 20kg & 210kg

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Brand / Product Armix Cure PB
Product Type Polymer-Based Concrete Curing Compound
Physical Form Low-Viscosity Liquid (Spray-Applied)
Active Film Chemistry Synthetic Polymer Blend
Film Characteristic Continuous, Break-Free, Non-Penetrating Aluminum-Textured Film
Chloride Content 100% Chloride-Free
Compliance Standards ASTM C309 & BS: 7542-1992
Application Timing Immediately on Fresh Green Concrete or Demolded Surfaces
Maintenance Profile Single Coat / No Additional Water Curing Required
Packaging Size 20 Kg Pails & 210 Kg Industrial Drums
Best Used For Highways, Pavements, Bridge Decks, Canal Linings, Silos & Sloped Concrete Surfaces

 

  • Continuous Moisture Retention Membrane: Quickly forms an unbroken, non-penetrating polymeric film across green concrete, preventing moisture loss and guaranteeing complete cement hydration.

  • Eliminates Water-Ponding Labor: Serves as a full replacement for traditional water curing, hessian burlap, or continuous misting, dramatically reducing site labor and logistical water costs.

  • Eliminates Shrinkage Cracking & Crazing: Controls drying rates at early ages to eliminate plastic shrinkage fissures, surface dusting, and micro-cracking across exposed slabs.

  • Effective Single-Coat Spray Application: Applied in a single uniform spray coat over newly placed horizontal or vertical surfaces, providing complete curing without requiring secondary coats.

  • Chloride-Free & Multi-Standard Certified: Contains zero corrosive chlorides, meeting ASTM C309 and BS: 7542-1992 specifications for highway pavements, bridges, and canal linings across Nepal.

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