Enhancing the durability of concrete! Valuable assets for children. Inorganic impregnated concrete surface protective material.
The foundation of our country becoming a global economic power in just half a century lies in the development of infrastructure projects. It is no exaggeration to say that concrete is an indispensable element in infrastructure development. The durability of concrete structures is not "permanent." All constructed structures, whether public or private, are destined to be maintained as negative assets upon completion. However, it is not easy to simply rebuild all aging concrete structures. The Crystal Stone series is a permeable, completely inorganic modifier that protects concrete from deteriorating factors such as moisture, carbon dioxide, and salt, by performing surface treatment regardless of whether it is in the existing or new construction phase, thereby achieving long-term durability. The construction will be carried out by members of the Crystal Concrete Association nationwide. Nikko Corporation website: http://www.nikko-gp.co.jp/ Crystal Concrete Association website: http://nikko-cca.com/
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【Features】 ○ Crystal Stone is a one-component alkaline aqueous solution primarily composed of SiO2. When applied to the surface of porous stone materials such as concrete and mortar, it penetrates and diffuses into the substrate to a depth of 5 to 7 mm, triggering ion exchange reactions with calcium ions, magnesium ions, aluminum ions, and others present in the substrate's voids. ○ Through the ion exchange reaction, an insoluble glass substance mainly composed of calcium silicate precipitates in the voids of the substrate surface, filling the surface. ○ It is revolutionary. For more details about Crystal Stone, please download the catalog or contact us.
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Nikko Corporation has switched the raw materials for its paints from petroleum to quartz and is developing inorganic agents centered around its "room temperature enamel coating" technology, expanding into a wide range of markets from electronic components to architectural and civil engineering structures. With the development of civilization and industrial activities, our lives have become richer. However, behind that richness, issues such as the burden on the natural environment, environmental pollution due to industrial waste disposal, and global warming have become problems on a worldwide scale. Nikko believes that "inorganic paints" can reduce the burden on the natural environment, protect people's health and safety, and enable a reduction in life cycle costs, and is committed to product development in this area.
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