Magnesium Fluorosilicate Applied in Cement Floors

2023-05-13

Magnesium Fluorosilicate, also known as Cement Hardener or Cement Curing Agent, finds extensive application

in both new and aged cement floors. This compound permeates the cement surface, engaging in a complex chemical

reaction with the free calcium present within. This reaction yields calcium silicate, which effectively infiltrates and seals

numerous pores within the cement substrate, thereby enhancing its density and overall performance significantly.

Upon application of Magnesium Fluorosilicate (a cement curing agent) to the cement floor, there is a notable enhancement

in several key properties, including hardness, strength, abrasion resistance, acid and alkali resistance, impact resistance,

water resistance, and impermeability. The most significant improvement is observed in hardness, elevating it from level 4 to level 8.

This, in conjunction with the reinforced abrasion and impact resistance, renders the cement floor exceptionally suitable for environments

like underground garages and factory workshops. Perhaps most remarkable is the extended service life of the cement-cured floor,

which now surpasses 30 years. This extended longevity minimizes the need for frequent ground repairs and renovations,

thereby optimizing floor efficiency.

The method for applying a cement curing agent to a cement floor is as follows:

1. Prepare the surface

Prior to the construction of the cement floor, it is essential to clear away debris, dust, and contaminants from the surface to ensure

effective penetration of the cement curing agent. In cases of cracks and potholes on the ground, start by repairing them using

cement mortar, followed by employing a floor grinder to achieve a smooth and level finish.

2. Surface Curing

Combine Magnesium Fluorosilicate (cement curing agent) with water in a ratio ranging from 1:3 to 1:5, then evenly apply this mixture

to the cement floor, ensuring uniform penetration.

3、 Secondary Curing

After the cement floor surface has dried, proceed with the secondary curing process by applying the cement curing agent following

the same steps as described above.

4、 Ground cleaning

Once the cement floor has dried, it's important to remove any remaining curing agent material to prevent crystalline formation on the surface.

5、 Surface Grinding

Utilize resin polishing pads to grind the cement-cured floor progressively from 50 mesh to 3000 mesh. This process yields a

cement-cured floor with exceptional gloss, evenness, and enhanced decorative appeal.

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