Concrete Densifying

Concrete densifying is a surface treatment process that enhances the durability, appearance, and strength of existing concrete flooring. It involves polishing the concrete surface followed by the application of a densifier, typically lithium silicate. This chemical penetrates the concrete pores and reacts with free lime to form a harder, denser surface. The process results in a smooth, glossy finish that is dust-proof, abrasion-resistant, and long-lasting.

• Increased Surface Hardness: Improves resistance to abrasion, impact, and wear.

• Dust Proofing: Reduces dusting by sealing microscopic pores and minimizing surface erosion.

• Low Maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain due to reduced porosity and smoother finish.

• Improved Aesthetics: Provides a reflective, polished look without the need for coatings.

• Environmentally Friendly: No VOCs and enhances the life of the existing concrete surface.

• Industrial warehouses and manufacturing units

• Commercial complexes and retail outlets

• Airports, railway stations, and public infrastructure

• Parking garages and basements

• Food processing areas and clean rooms

Application Areas:

• Industrial floors in warehouses, factories, and logistics centers.

• Commercial spaces like malls, showrooms, and office lobbies.

• Infrastructure projects including airports, stations, and terminals.

• Parking decks and basements requiring durable, dust-free surfaces.

• Hospitals, labs, and food industries needing hygienic flooring.

• Educational and government buildings for long-lasting, low-maintenance floors.