You can prevent initial frost damage using simple preservation methods such as using preservation sheets!
"Yamaso Win S" is a curing accelerator that lowers the freezing temperature of concrete and promotes setting and hardening, thereby achieving the strength necessary to prevent initial frost damage. Furthermore, it ensures subsequent strength development, making it suitable for the production and construction of concrete in cold conditions. Additionally, by using AE concrete as a base, it is possible to obtain sufficient resistance to freeze-thaw cycles. 【Features】 - The effect of lowering the freezing temperature of concrete and promoting cement hydration allows for the early acquisition of initial frost resistance and subsequent strength enhancement. - Simple curing methods using curing sheets and other materials can prevent initial frost damage. - By using AE concrete as a base, sufficient resistance to freeze-thaw cycles can be achieved. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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【Main Components and Physical Properties】 ■Classification: Curing Accelerator Type I ■Main Components: Nitrous Compounds, Nitrates ■Appearance: Light Yellow Liquid ■Freezing Temperature (°C): Below -25°C ■Density Range (g/cm3, 20°C): 1.40 to 1.44 ■Chloride Ion (Cl−) Content (%): 0.01【0.00kg/m3】 ■Total Alkali Content (%): 0.1【0.02kg/m3】 *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Yamamoto Chemical Co., Ltd. is a company located in Chuo Ward, Tokyo, that handles chemical admixtures for concrete and other construction-related products. Through our work, we aim to cultivate individuals who can find satisfaction and inspiration alongside our customers, allowing each employee to experience joy while striving to create a "rich, bright, and vibrant" society under the corporate vision of "Challenge 21."