VIVID-500 (SCT) is a polycarboxylate ether copolymer with comb structure, which has excellent dispersion ability and slump retention ability for cementitious materials, and good adsorption resistance to materials with high mud and powder content, which can significantly improve the slump retention performance and pumping performance of the mixture.
Excellent water reduction and excellent slump retention performance, with both water reduction and long-term slump-stabilizing functions |
Good aggregate adaptability, significantly improve the workability and workability of the mixture, and is conducive to long-term transportation and pumping |
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Ready-mixed concrete, pumped concrete, self-compacting concrete, precast concrete, and all kinds of high-strength, high-performance concrete and mortar.
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Used alone or in combination with other varieties of polycarboxylic acid superplasticizers (original liquor), it can replace some water-reducing components, reduce the formulation cost, and improve the slump retention performance of the mixture required for long-term construction.
Performance | Index |
Appearance | Colorless to light yellow liquid |
Solid content (%) | 50.0±1.0 |
pH value | 5.0-8.0 |
Bulk density/(g/cm3), 20℃ | 1.10±0.02 |
Viscosity/mPa.s, 20℃ | <2000 |
Specific safety information can be found on the Safety Data Card.
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Package: 200kg/barrel, 1100kg/ barrel or according to customer requirements.
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Storage: This product should be stored in a special warehouse or fixed place, under the condition of 2-40℃, original seal and avoid direct sunlight, the warranty period is 12 months.
