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A dedicated workshop formula along with application methods, technical tips, quick quality control (QC) tests, and safety warnings for simultaneously achieving water resistance, dust resistance, and crack resistance in a microcement system. This version is designed for workshop-scale / prototyping — if you wish, I can optimize it for industrial production.


A) Quick Overview

Goal: A thin microcement system (final ≈2–3 mm) that:

  • Has a water-resistant final surface (water beads up, low penetration).
  • Is dust-resistant (high hardness and density).
  • Has high resistance to hairline and movement-related cracking (elasticity and internal reinforcement).

To achieve these three properties, we combine three approaches:

  1. Internal formula modification (Elastomeric binder + Fibers + SRA) → Crack-resistant.
  2. Matrix densification (Micronized silica / Microsilica / Colloidal silica) → Reduced porosity → Dust-resistant.
  3. Post-cure surface treatment (Silane/Siloxane + Densifier + Final sealer) → Water resistance + Long-term dust resistance.

B) Workshop Formula (Dosage for a batch of ~19–20 kg of final powder)

Powder Component (Total ≈ 19.5 kg)

  • White cement (or high-quality grey cement) — 10.0 kg
  • Micronized silica powder (200–400 mesh) — 5.0 kg
  • Soft marble powder (filler) — 3.0 kg
  • Microsilica (Silica fume) — 0.5 kg ← For matrix density and hardness.
  • Mineral microfiller (fine calcium carbonate) — 0.5 kg (Optional for uniformity).
  • Mineral pigment (if color is needed) — 0.1–0.2 kg (≤2% of cement weight).
  • Micro polypropylene fibers (crack control) — 10–15 g (Short fibers, non-flammable, 6–12 mm or micro type).

Total powder ≈ 19.1 – 19.2

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