webertec MCI - Corrosion Inhibitor
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ISO 45001 Health and Safety Management
Certificate type
ISO 9001 Quality Management
Certificate type
Surface-applied corrosion inhibitor.
Application
Used for corrosion protection in steel reinforced, precast, prestressed and post-tensioned concrete structures. Suitable for the following:
- Car parks.
- Tunnels and other underground structures.
- Marine structures.
- Concrete framed buildings.
To be applied to concrete surfaces that have not been subject to repairs. If required, can be applied prior to the application of webercem fairing coat or webercote coatings.
Description
Surface-applied, ready-mixed, migrating corrosion inhibitor, designed to reduce the rate of corrosion by penetrating the concrete to form a protective barrier.
Features and benefits:
- Proven to reduce the rate of corrosion.
- Decreases the treated concretes permeability to water, which reduces the amount of harmful ions entering the repair. This in turn can delay the onset of corrosion (water absorption of concrete reduced by approximately 29%).
- Water-based.
- Easy to apply - spray, roller or brush.
- The inhibition process reduces the need to cut out and repair more concrete than absolutely necessary.
Consult manufacturer's literature for preparation guidelines and product constraints.
General information
Color | Clear |
Material | Water-based |
Shape | Formless |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | E11/435 Proprietary admixture E10/418 Proprietary admixture |
Specification data - Corrosion inhibiting admixtures
Coverage | 0.1 L/m². Guidance for specification option: Depending on concrete permeability, moisture content and surface profile. |
Specific gravity | 1.05. |
PHLevel | 8.5. |
Application temperature | 5–40°C. |
VOC content | 0%. |
Sustainability data
Material | Water-based |
Third party certifications
Literature
webertec MCI - Technical datasheet
Inspiration Guide
Solutions for construction - Introducing Weber
Marine Infrastructure Guide
Weber Concrete Repair and Protection
Supply Chain Sustainability School Gold Status