Polymer aggregate concrete is obtained by adding polymer reinforcing agents during the mixing process of concrete to optimize the proportion of aggregate concrete. The surface of polymer concrete is then leveled or smoothed, and various types and sizes of aggregates are scattered over the polymer concrete surface. When bleeding occurs, a long-handled trowel or scraper is used to smooth the surface to achieve flatness and smoothness. Once the polymer concrete has gained sufficient strength, it is dressed with a wash to reveal the scattered aggregates, creating various stone scenes with varying depths or shallows to achieve the desired effect. Polymer aggregate concrete flooring

Gravel polymer reinforcing agents are specialized for floor reinforcement. Due to the unique internal structure of gravel polymers that lacks fine aggregates, their original strength does not even meet the standard of C10. However, the design strength of floors often requires C20, C25, C30, or higher. The challenge is to enhance the strength to the design standard without altering the internal structure of the gravel polymer — this is the mission of the gravel polymer reinforcing agents.

Three, with countless types of aggregate polymer additives on the market, varying in quality and a wide price range, it's enough to confuse anyone.Aggregate Polymer ReinforcementIn liquid form, the benefits compared to powdered additives are: longer shelf life, more even mixing, and easier transportation.

Four: In partnership with Germany's BASF, our gravel polymer reinforcing agents utilize imported raw materials. This enhances the mixing effect, making it easier to dilute cement paste, improving the fluidity of permeable concrete. It results in more uniform permeable concrete particles, releasing more of the cement's strength, and even boosting the setting speed of concrete in winter, reducing maintenance costs on construction sites.