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XRT-WC
xinrui-te
382440
This is a 6-carbon PCE polycarboxylate superplasticizer, also optimized as a low-slump-loss PCE superplasticizer formulation for long-haul mixes, and is ideal as a polycarboxylate superplasticizer for high-strength precast concrete.
◆High Water Reduction Efficiency
Strong water-reducing power: Boosts concrete fluidity at the same water
content, or cuts mixing water sharply to lift concrete strength while
maintaining consistent flow.
◆Excellent Slump Retention
Minimal long-term slump loss, preserves workability for long-distance transport and high-temp construction, no segregation or
bleeding.
◆ Wide Material Compatibility
Performs well with low-grade sand & stone, high-mud aggregates, ordinary and low-grade cement, and stable even with poorly
adaptable cement.
◆Superior Paste Coating & Workability
Perfect aggregate wrapping, no stratification, enables smooth pumping, ideal for high-slump, self-leveling and self-compacting
concrete.
◆Great for Low-Binder Mixes
Stable work performance in mixes with low cementitious materials, effectively cutting cement costs without compromising quality.
◆ Broad Application Scope
Fixes slump retention and construction issues that regular retarders can’t solve, suitable for both normal and high-temperature
conditions, job sites.
Test Items | Specification | Test Result | Judge | ||
Uniformity Index | Alkali Content, % | ≤10.0 | 1.1 | Qualified | |
Chloride Content, % | ≤0.200 | 0.004 | Qualified | ||
Na2SO4Content, % | ≤10.0 | 0.04 | Qualified | ||
Water Reducing Rate, % | ≥25 | 33 | Qualified | ||
Bleeding Rate, % | ≤60 | 0 | Qualified | ||
Air Content, % | ≤6.0 | 3.2 | Qualified | ||
Setting Time Deff , min | Ini | -90~+120 | +80 | Qualified | |
Fin | +55 | Qualified | |||
Slump loss (60min),mm | ≤80 | 0 | Qualified | ||
Compressive Strengh Ratio % | 1day | ≥170 | 225 | Qualified | |
3day | ≥160 | 205 | Qualified | ||
7day | ≥150 | 190 | Qualified | ||
28day | ≥140 | 170 | Qualified | ||
Shrinkage(28day) % | ≤110 | — | — | ||
Working Condition / Concrete Type | Recommended Dosage (Based on total cementitious materials: cement + fly ash + mineral powder) |
General Recommended Dosage | 1.8%~2.5% |
Ordinary Pumped Civil Concrete (C30–C40) | 1.8%~2.2% |
High-Strength Concrete (C50 and above, suitable for C50 C60) | 2.2%~2.5% |
Manufactured Sand, High Mud Content, Poor-Quality Aggregate (good compatibility for poor sand) | 2.3%~2.6% (slightly increase) |
Low Binder, Cost-Effective Concrete Mix | 2.0%~2.4% |
Summer High Temperature & Long-Distance Transportation | 0.1%~0.2% higher than the general dosage |
Winter Low-Temperature Construction | 0.1% lower than the general dosage (avoid excessive retarding) |
Application Instructions
1. Start trial mixing at 1.8%, then adjust gradually to find the optimal dosage.
2. Low dosage: Poor water reduction, insufficient fluidity, dry mix, and hard to pump.
3. Excessive dosage: Slight retarding, bleeding, and more surface bubbles.
XRT-WC polycarboxylate superplasticizer is suitable for precast and cast-in-situ concrete, reinforced concrete, and prestressed concrete used in:
High-speed railways and passenger dedicated lines
Industrial and civil construction projects
Roads, bridges, ports, and airports
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