Detailed Product Description

EUCO-FOAMING AGENT is a chloride free foaming agent to produce light weight concrete by entraining a controlled amount of air bubbles to the concrete mix .

EUCO-FOAMING AGENT is used to promote foam   in the concrete mix and the

mortar used in :-

EUCO-FOAMING AGENT is a chloride free foaming agent to produce light weight concrete by entraining a controlled amount of air bubbles to the concrete mix .

EUCO-FOAMING AGENT is used to promote foam   in the concrete mix and the

mortar used in :-

-Cast in-place for a unit of low cost terrace houses and    

 -In Roofs to produce light weight thermal and acoustic insulation layer .

-In Brick factories for the production of light weight blocks .

-In Light weight reinforced structural concrete elements such as light weight concrete used to fill

 the voids around the under grounds body and under water structures . 

- High thermal and acoustic insulation .

- Wide choice of concrete densities .

- Fire proof .

- Roofing Insulation

For many years, Euco foaming agent has been   

supplied for roofing insulating in the Middle East. A low density mix is chosen and the resulting air content     gives the material excellent thermal insulation properties. The low density also has the advantage that it does not significantly add to the overall weight of the roof.

Roofing is probably the most widespread application of foamed concrete. Foamed concrete has two benefits when it is used for roofing. The first benefit is that it provides a high degree of thermal insulation. The second benefit is that it can be used to lay a flat roof to falls, i.e. to provide a slope for drainage. In countries where roofs are flat and where roof surfaces are used as part of everyday life, foamed concrete is strong enough to support foot or even vehicular traffic on the roof. Foamed concrete is also much lighter than slopes made from mortar screeds. This means that a roof with a slope made of foamed concrete imposes a lower loading on the structure of the building.

bungalows. in lightweight bricks or blocks for high

-rise buildings

-In panels and partition walls of various dimensions either pre-cast or poured in place.

-In all types of insulation works, including cavity walls.

-In roofing and ceiling panels in sound proofing application.

-In pre-cast / in-place exterior wall facades for all sizes of   buildings.

-In foundations for roads and sidewalks.

-In sub-surface for sport areas, e.g. tennis courts.

-In infill sections between beams of suspended floors.

-In aircraft arresting beds. road crash barriers.

-In explosion-resistant structure. highway sound barriers.

-In floating barge, jetties, floating homes, and slope protection.