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Chemstone - Berylex Regular Compound - Page 4

   

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CHEMSTONE PRODUCTS


FOR BETTER PROTECTION IN CONCRETE AND MASONRY STRUCTURES

With BERYLEX Regular Compound.

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BERYLEX must be used to get BERYLEX protection There is NO SUBSTITUTE

In a BERYLEX concrete or mortar mix the particles of cement are modified by the unique wetting and water-holding capacity of the BERYLEX, and are united into a more complete jell, with hydration assured at the highest rate for any given temperature by the continued saturation of every cement particle.

The BERYLEX inhibits the shrinkage of the paste in setting, and such voids as do occur with the loss of water tend to develop between hard, dense layers of paste, rather than between paste and aggregate as in regular concrete.

Concrete and mortar containing BERYLEX  Liquid Concentrate will handle and knit like a soft, rite mix, and will protect against water penetration, acids and salts better than even the best stiff mixes of regular concrete.

BERYLEX Liquid Concentrate concrete and mortar greatly reduces the hygroscopic character of the Portland Cement paste, and when cured such concrete and mortar becomes highly resistant to water percolation.

As the percolation of water is reduced, so the penetration of water-home acids and salts is reduced.

 

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Is used to make BETTER concrete -
Not to replace cement

BERYLEX cannot correct human errors or man failures.



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