Oil-resistant concrete and oil-resistant cement mortar price

Oil-resistant concrete mortar is made from special fine powder cement, mineral powder, and imported dense sealing agents. It is produced through a special formulation and mixing process. This cement mortar does not react chemically with vegetable oils, animal oils, or mineral oils, and effectively resists the penetration of various oils into the ground base layer. It features excellent oil resistance, wear resistance, fire resistance, and strong bonding properties.

◆ Resists penetration of various vegetable oils, animal oils, and mineral oils

◆ Prevents penetration and corrosion of weak acidic and alkaline liquids on the base surface

◆ This product is a dry mix; simply add water for application, making it simple and convenient

◆ Impermeability grade (mark) is above S8, generally S8-S10

◆ Combines anti-seepage and anti-corrosion functions

◆ For floors, walls, and ground surfaces requiring oil resistance

◆ For improving concrete density to meet impermeability requirements in various equipment foundations

◆ Suitable for oil storage projects with high impermeability requirements, such as light and heavy oil tanks

◆ Various oil-resistant base plates, workshop floors, etc., can also replace commonly used expensive materials like metals

◆ On-site mixing time should be more than 3 minutes, and the water-cement ratio must be strictly controlled. Thorough mixing is an important factor in enhancing the performance grade of oil-resistant cement mortar.

◆ It is recommended to mix and use locally. For long-distance transportation, prevent mortar stratification and segregation. During construction, ensure full vibration to achieve maximum density, then level and polish the surface.

◆ Oil-resistant mortar must be well-maintained. In winter, take insulation measures; in summer, ensure moisture retention. The curing period should be no less than 14 days, and the finished surface must not dehydrate.

In areas with heavy oil stains, applying an oil-resistant sealing agent over the oil-resistant cement mortar surface layer yields better results.