High Performance Slump Retention Agent Polycarboxylate Superplasticizer for Concrete
XRT-DS is a slump retaining and mud resisting agent for concrete. This product is recommend to use combined with superplasticizer. It can significantly improve the workability and nonsegregation of concrete.
XRT-DS is a high-performance slump retention and anti-clay agent for concrete. It is recommended to be used together with PCE superplasticizer mother liquor. This combination greatly improves the workability and anti-segregation performance of concrete mixtures.
This product effectively controls concrete slump loss within 2 to 4 hours. It also reduces the negative effects of excessive mud and fine powder in sand and stone aggregates, keeping concrete construction performance stable and reliable. Learn more about XRT-DS
Key Properties
◆ No initial water reduction.
◆ Water-reducing performance increases gradually after 1 hour.
◆ The slump of concrete can be adjusted over time by increasing XRT-DS dosage.
◆ Reduces slump loss caused by clay, stone powder, or high temperature.
◆ Allows a reduced dosage of primary superplasticizer while maintaining
Slump Retention agent Polycarboxylate Superplasticizer Technical Data as below
Appearance
Pale yellowish solution
Density(g/cm3)
1.10±0.02
PH at 23
5-7
Solid Content
40.0±1.0 50.0±1.0
Packaging and Storage
Packaging: 200-kg drums or 1000-kg IBC tanks.
Storage: Keep in a ventilated, cool area, protected from direct sunlight and moisture.
Shelf Life: 12 months.
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