7 products
Products supporting concrete, cement and construction applications.
Construction chemicals improve how concrete, mortar and floors are placed and how they perform in service. Admixtures change water demand, workability and setting time; epoxy resins create chemically resistant floors, coatings and adhesives; and lime and calcium-based materials are used in mortars, plasters and ground improvement.
This category includes concrete admixtures, epoxy resin, hydrated lime, calcium chloride, magnesium chloride and calcium carbonate powder, as well as ferrous sulphate, which cement producers use to reduce hexavalent chromium.
Construction products are specified by performance as much as by composition, so trials with local cement, aggregates and site conditions are recommended before large orders. Share your mix design or application details and we will help narrow down the options.
Calcium carbonate
Mineral filler and extender for plastics, paints, paper and building materials, and a soil liming agent.
Applications
Hygroscopic inorganic salt used for de-icing, dust control, concrete acceleration and brine applications.
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Concrete admixture (formulated product)
Formulated additives that modify workability, water demand and setting behavior of concrete.
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Epoxy resin (formulated product)
Thermosetting resin systems for protective coatings, flooring, adhesives and composite applications.
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Iron(II) sulfate
Iron salt used as a coagulant and reducing agent, an iron source for agriculture and a cement additive.
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Calcium hydroxide
Alkaline calcium hydroxide for mortar and plaster, soil stabilization, pH control and water softening.
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Magnesium salt used in de-icing, dust control, magnesia cement and as an industrial magnesium source.
Applications
Reference identifiers and commonly traded forms for each product in this category. Full typical specifications are on each product page.
| Product | Formula | Common forms | HS code | Transport |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calcium Carbonate Powder | CaCO3 | Ground calcium carbonate; GCC powder, coated/surface-treated | 2517.41 | Not regulated |
| Calcium Chloride | CaCl2 | Flakes; Flakes/granules | 2827.20 | Not regulated |
| Concrete Admixture | Formulated | Liquid ready-to-use PCE superplasticizer; Liquid PCE mother liquor / concentrate, 40 % or 50 % solids | 3824.40 | Not regulated |
| Epoxy Resin | Formulated | Viscous liquid, undiluted; Reactive-diluent-modified low-viscosity liquid | 3907.30 | UN3082 |
| Ferrous Sulphate | FeSO4 | Heptahydrate crystals; Heptahydrate moist salt | 2833.29 | Not regulated |
| Hydrated Lime | Ca(OH)2 | Dry powder; Dolomitic hydrated lime powder | 2522.20 | Not regulated |
| Magnesium Chloride | MgCl2 | Hexahydrate flakes; Hexahydrate pellets/prills and granules | 2827.31 | Not regulated |
Standards commonly referenced for products in this category. Tell us which one applies to your application.
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Request a QuoteStart from the performance target — water reduction, slump retention, set retardation or acceleration — and the standard your project follows, such as ASTM C494 or EN 934-2. Share your mix design and we will suggest suitable admixture types.
Chloride-based accelerators increase the risk of reinforcement corrosion, so most concrete codes restrict or prohibit them in reinforced and prestressed concrete. Check the chloride limits in your applicable standard.
Epoxy resin cures with a separate curing agent. Tell us the application — flooring, coating, adhesive or grout — and the cure conditions so a suitable resin and hardener combination can be discussed.
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