Retarder Cement Admixture
25, 60, 220 Kg liquid drum.
Technical Specifications
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Appearance |
Brown Liquid |
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Odour / Solubility |
Characteristic / INFINITE IN WATER. |
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Density |
>1.15 at 25°C +/- 0.05 |
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Chloride content |
Nil to BS 5075 Part 1, Chloride free. Safe for use in precast prestressed and reinforced concrete. ( As per BS 5075/ BS:EN 934 ) |
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| Freezing Point: | Approximately -2 degree C. | |
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Freezing point: Flashpoint: |
0°C N/A , Fire RXSOL-67-6706-220 is water based and non-flammable. |
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| Storage |
12 Month. Always stir well before use. And storage heating range will be 2 degree C to 50 degree C. |
Application & Dosage
RXSOL-67-6706-220 used as concrete retarder, water reducing agent. Specifically developed by use in high quality concrete for workability retention at low water content. Also sodium gluconate as a retarders keep concrete workable during placement and delay the initial set of concrete. This is an additional admixture which uses in mortar/concrete to Provides good pumpable concrete.
Best dose rate can be determined in trial batch mixes. While In normal concrete a dosage of between 0.7-2.0 litre for 100kg. total cementitious material. In a high performance, low water cement ratio concrete, a dosage of between 1.5-3.5 litre / 100kg total cementitious material to to improve strengths. The addition of the admixture will allow the removal of water from the mix whilst maintaining workability.
Higher dosage of WATER Reducing Super Plasticiser without causing any adverse effects upon the concrete. RXSOL-67-6706-220 Cement retarder is a chloride free. Superplasticising admixture based on selected polymer modified naphthalene sulphonate dispersives. RXSOL-67-6706-220 Cement retarder disperses by electro kinetic action in the concrete mix. Enable the water phase of the concrete to perform more effectively.
Note : Initial trials should be made with normal concrete mix designs. The use of a combination of admixtures in the same concrete mix and or cement replacement may alter the setting time. Trials should always be conducted to determine such setting times. Never mix RXSOL-67-6706-220 Cement retarder directly to cement the admixture should be added to the concrete with the mixing water.
Overdose : Always take batch trial before uses of cement retarder. High dose will increase retardation effect and more curing required, How ever this may reduce the strength of concrete. But overdosing can be done if sulphate resisting cement or cement replacement materials are used.