Significantly reduce the curing work for earthen floor construction, as an alternative to the rising costs of poly film.

Revising the conventional watering polyfilm curing method allows for the achievement of condensation delay effects, initial curing effects, and crack suppression effects through spraying alone, contributing to time-saving and labor-saving in the work process.

The curing process after concrete placement is essential for maintaining the quality of the finish, but traditional methods such as watering and using polyethylene film require significant manpower and time, making them tasks that can easily pressure the overall schedule. When considering the laying of sheets, installation of nets, and the removal and disposal of materials after curing, the amount of labor required on-site can be more than expected, often delaying the transition to the next process. Fix Guard is a penetrating type of initial curing agent that provides curing effects simply by spraying a diluted material, and it is constantly being adopted at concrete placement sites nationwide as an alternative to traditional polyethylene film curing. A task that typically takes 3 to 4 people about 3 to 5 hours can be reduced to approximately 30 to 40 minutes with Fix Guard, allowing for both labor savings and schedule compression. Furthermore, since it does not require sheets or wiping, there is no need for removal work or disposal costs, making on-site operations easier after placement. Since the curing process is completed simply by spraying immediately after placement, it is highly recommended for sites struggling with overtime regulations and labor shortages. For more detailed information about the introduction of Fix Guard, please feel free to contact us.

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