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Sikafloor® CureHard-24

Sikafloor® CureHard-24

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Why: Sikafloor® CureHard-24 may only be used by experienced professionals. (TDS p.1)

  • Ready to use
  • Easy to apply
  • Improved chemical and abrasion resistance compared to untreated concrete
Surfaces
concrete
System
Concrete Curing & Protection
⚠ 3 limitations to check
  • Do not use sprayers which have previously been used for spraying silicones or release agents (oils).
  • In hot weather (above +25 °C) store Sikafloor® CureHard-24 in a cool place prior to use.
  • At low temperatures (below +10 °C) the product may thicken and be difficult to spray.
TDS p.3
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Sikafloor®-264

Sikafloor®-264

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Why: Sikafloor®-264 may only be used by experienced professionals. Sikafloor®-264 is used as: Roller coat for concrete and cement screeds with normal up to medium heavy wear e.g. storage and assembly halls, maintenance workshops, garages and loading ramps, Seal coat for broadcast systems, such as multi-storey and underground car parks, maintenance hangars and for wet process areas, e.g. beverage and food industry. (TDS p.1)

  • Good chemical and mechanical resistance
  • Easy application
  • Liquid proof
Surfaces
concrete · screed
System
Industrial Resin Flooring
⚠ 3 limitations to check
  • Do not apply Sikafloor®-264 on substrates with rising moisture.
  • Do not blind the primer.
  • Freshly applied Sikafloor®-264 must be protected from damp, condensation and water for at least 24 hours.
TDS p.4
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Floor joint with steel edge angles and orange sealant over a foam rod, and a heavy wheel rolling towards it Floor joints in car parks, warehouses and roads Saw-cut, expansion and connection joints in floors that carry people, cars, forklifts or trucks. The sealant must take both traffic and movement, and the joint must be sized for it. 6 steps Low-pressure sprayer coating a fresh concrete slab with curing compound while water evaporates from the uncoated part Concrete curing Curing keeps water in young concrete so it gains strength and does not crack or dust. In Pakistan's heat and dry wind it must start within minutes of finishing, by wet curing or a sprayed curing compound. 7 steps Floor section: concrete slab, primer, thick epoxy layer and a top coat being rolled on, with a sealed floor joint. Epoxy industrial floors Epoxy floors give factories, warehouses, workshops and labs a seamless, dust-free and easy-to-clean surface. Success depends on a strong, dry slab, mechanical preparation and a trained applicator. 7 steps Floor section: flexible polyurethane floor over primer, coved up the wall and bridging a hairline crack in the slab. Polyurethane & elastic floors Polyurethane floors are tougher and more flexible than epoxy, can bridge fine cracks and, with the right seal coat, resist UV. Use them on crack-prone slabs, for comfortable decorative interiors, on balconies, and as PU-cement screeds where heavy wear and heat occur. 7 steps Fresh concrete slab with hardener powder scattered and power-trowelled into a hard top skin, and a sealed saw-cut joint. Warehouse floor hardeners (dry-shake) New warehouse and factory slabs get a hard, dust-free wearing surface when a dry-shake hardener is trowelled into the fresh concrete and cured straight away. Existing dusty slabs can be densified with a liquid hardener. 7 steps Car park deck section with a coated, sloped surface draining to a gully, a sealed joint, rain and a car tyre. Car-park decks & ramps Car-park decks face tyre wear, oil, water and, on the open top deck, sun and monsoon rain. A crack-bridging resin system with a UV-resistant seal coat and sealed joints protects the slab and the floors below. 7 steps
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Food plant floor section: thick seamless screed coved up the wall, anchored at a drain channel, with steam and water. Food, beverage & chemical floors Dairies, bakeries, beverage plants, pharma and chemical areas need floors that resist hot water, steam cleaning, thermal shock and chemicals without tainting food. Polyurethane-cement screeds (PurCem, Ucrete) with coved upstands are the usual answer. 7 steps Glossy speckled decorative floor surface with a section below showing the coloured layer, primer and concrete slab. Decorative floors Showrooms, offices, malls, lobbies and homes want floors that look good and still wear well. Options range from coloured epoxy with décor granules and soft polyurethane to terrazzo-look PU, coloured dry-shake and polished concrete. 7 steps
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