1-Step Slab System Speeds Projects

THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2015


A new epoxy resin system can help fast-track projects by combining concrete curing, slab protection and vapor reduction in one coating, the manufacturer says.

Allied Construction Technologies Inc.’s Go-Early Technology can be applied at 12 mils over a light broom finish 24 to 72 hours after initial concrete set.

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The Go-Early Technology was recognized as the Most Innovative Product during World of Concrete 2015.
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The Go-Early Technology was recognized as the Most Innovative Product during World of Concrete 2015.

The formulation is based on AC Tech 2170, a fast-curing, zero-VOC, vapor reduction system that the company says "has long been recognized for high-performance and consistent results within both the construction and flooring sectors."

The resin has been tested as a "Type 1, Class C Liquid Membrane-Forming Curing Compound" in accordance with ASTM C1315-11 testing standards, the manufacturer said.

Honing the Process, Award

“We spent over a year honing the process of applying the Go-Early epoxy resin ... so that it protects the slab—while it’s curing,” according to Mac Krauss, AC Tech VP of Technical Operations.

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Go-Early epoxy resin protects the slab while curing, the manufacturer says.

“This allows trades to get to work (and finish) days to weeks sooner.”

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“In this one-step application process, the final moisture and alkalinity control required of the project’s final flooring system is already in place over the entire deck—even before interior walls are installed,” he said.

AC Tech offers a 15-year warranty on the system.

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The technology was awarded the “Experts Choice Award for Most Innovative Product” in February at World of Concrete in Las Vegas.

Headquartered in Norfolk, VA, AC Tech collaborates with AB-Polymerchemie (Germany) and Chowgule Construction Technologies (India) to develop, manufacture and support specialty coatings for construction, industrial, commercial, residential and infrastructure markets around the world.

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More information: www.actamerican.net.

Tagged categories: Coating chemistry; Coating Materials; Coatings Technology; Concrete coatings and treatments; Epoxy; Resins


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