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Single-Use Wet Curing Blankets for DOT and Pervious Applications
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Product Description
Description
Sika® UltraCure DOT (Natural Cellulose Fabric) single-use wet curing blankets provide constant and thorough hydration while maintaining a 100% relative humidity condition on the slab for a curing period of 14 days resulting in less surface discoloration and more evenly cured concrete.
Where to Use
Concrete slabs-on-ground requiring a 14 day curing period.
Typical structures include:
- Warehouse / Distribution Centers
- Big Box Stores
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Commercial / Industrial Complexes
- Chemical Containment Storage Areas
- Water / Wastewater Treatment Structures
- Entertainment Centers
- Decorative Concrete Applications
- Bridge Decks and Concrete Paving
- Parking Lots and Site Paving
- Airports
Advantages
- Absorbs and distributes water evenly over the entire concrete surface
- Maintains 100% relative humidity on the slab for a minimum of 14 days
- Reduction of material, labor, re-wetting time, storage, and transportation costs that are involved when using traditional wet cure methods
- Increases concrete strength and durability
- Reduces permeability of concrete, cracking, crazing, dusting, and efflorescence
- Improves abrasion resistance
- Helps prevent plastic shrinkage cracking
Manufacturer Info
Sika®
The future success of Sika is not only dependent on pursuing the right strategy but is just as much based on the trust and dedication of all employees. The Sika journey to global leadership is founded on the company’s entrepreneurial philosophy and the Sika Spirit.
Our values and principles:
- Customer first
- Courage for innovation
- Sustainability and integrity
- Empowerment and respect
- Manage for results
Read more about us on our website!
Product Features
| Size | 8’ x 100’ Roll |
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