Utilizing the differences in ionization tendency to suppress iron corrosion! Effective in preventing rebar corrosion!
The "Patch Guard Method" is an effective sacrificial anode material for preventing re-deterioration of repaired sections and suppressing corrosion of reinforcing steel due to the effects of salt damage and carbonation. The sacrificial anode material works by the difference in ionization tendencies between "zinc" and "iron," where zinc (the sacrificial anode material) ionizes (rusts) before iron (the reinforcing steel), thereby suppressing the corrosion of iron. Common materials that utilize this effect include "zinc-coated steel plates." 【Features】 ■ Excellent power generation performance ■ High rust prevention effect ■ Uses titanium with excellent corrosion resistance and durability ■ Easy to install ■ Does not require additional hanging *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■Shortened construction period ■Cost reduction ■No maintenance required after construction ■No rust treatment needed for rebar ■Effect verification possible through monitoring *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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At New Tech Co., Ltd., we provide comprehensive services as a "general hospital for concrete," including various concrete tests and mix design (building a healthy body), investigation and diagnosis of concrete structures (from interviews to various precise examinations and diagnoses), repair design for concrete (prescriptions), and repair and reinforcement work (administration of medicine and surgery). Please feel free to contact us for anything related to concrete.
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