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Impregnation system
Concrete impregnation (dust-proofing)
R9–R10
Mineralizing concrete sealer to reduce dusting and absorption of existing concrete. Budget-friendly solution without stopping operations.
Mineralizing concrete sealer to reduce dusting and absorption of existing concrete. Budget-friendly solution without stopping operations.
Typical parameters: R class R9–R10, commissioning 6–24 h. Exact chemical resistance and operating conditions are specified in the TDS and project requirements.
System layers (bottom to top)
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Impregnation application — layer 1 consumption: ≈ 0.15–0.25 l/m²Mineralizing impregnation applied wet-on-wet; reduces dusting and absorbency.
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Impregnation application — layer 2 (optional) consumption: ≈ 0.1–0.2 l/m²Second pass for highly absorbent substrates; excess is removed.
Technical characteristics
- R class
- R9–R10
- Commissioning
- 6–24 ч (typical)
- Wet areas
- no
- Thermal shock
- no
- Low temperature
- no
- Oils/fats
- limited
- Alkalis
- limited
- Acids
- limited
Note: exact values (chemical resistance, temperature limits, substrate requirements) are defined by the TDS and project specs.
Consumption & rough estimate
- Impregnation application — layer 1: ≈ 0.15–0.25 l/m²
- Impregnation application — layer 2 (optional): ≈ 0.1–0.2 l/m²
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Total for system: ≈ 0.25–0.45 l/m²(excluding losses).
Actual consumption depends on substrate condition, porosity and required texture. Pricing is calculated individually considering logistics and volume discounts.
Compatible materials (SKU)
Example system build-ups. Final material selection depends on the TDS and project conditions.
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Material: Acrylic concrete sealer REFLOOR® AC-S200
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Material: Acrylic concrete sealer REFLOOR® AC-S120
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Repair: Repair mortar REFLOOR® CT-PR2
The final system build-up is fixed in the working specification and approved with design & facility teams.
System FAQ
Will impregnation remove unevenness and chips?
No. Impregnation reduces dusting and absorbency, but does not correct substrate defects.
Is it suitable for parking areas and wet zones?
Parking areas usually require anti-slip coatings; impregnation is only a temporary or budget option.
How long does the effect last?
It depends on operation and cleaning; periodic renewal may be required according to the maintenance schedule.
Want the same floor or a cost estimate for your facility?
Send a floor plan and a brief description of the loads. Our engineer will select the optimal floor system, calculate material consumption, and provide an indicative budget.
