Chemicals

Mould Release Agents


CHEMICAL RELEASE AGENT
Designed for general site use to achieve easy formwork release.

SUPA-STRIKE MOULD OIL
A special blend of oils with highly active surfactants which give excellent release with no staining. Used on BCA category 2 and all types of commonly used formwork but particularly sealed or unsealed plywood. Produces stain free surfaces.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
Environmentally safe mould release oil (BCA Category 2/5) Solution of vegetable oils with a blend of fatty acids that provide a stain free concrete finish of the highest quality with excellent strip.

Concrete Curing

SUPA-CURE WW
Water based Curing Agent
Aqueous silicate solution that reacts to deposit an integral layer of high cohesive strength crystals to provide a permanent membrane. WBS Listed for drinking water projects. Low cost general purpose curing.
SUPA-CURESEAL WB
Water-based Curing and Sealing Compound for 
Concrete Floors
Supa-Cureseal WB is a one component, white, water-based acrylic emulsion, used to cure, harden and seal fresh or hardened concrete.
SUPA-CURESEAL COMBINED CURING AGENT & SEALER
75% curing efficiency to ASTM C390 A single 
component acrylic coating which cures and seals 
interior and exterior concrete surfaces to 
produce a harder wearing surface 
and eliminate dusting.

Concrete Surface Retarders

MOULD APPLIED CONCRETE SURFACE RETARDER (MF)
A latex emulsion paint that adheres to the form face and retards the set of concrete in immediate contact, allowing laitance to be brush/washed away the following day. Production of exposed aggregate finish as a mechanical key for construction joints or decorative feature.
TOP FACE SURFACE RETARDER (TF)
A spray applied liquid that retards the setting of the top surface of freshly placed 
concrete. The surface laitance can be brush/washed away the following day 
to produce an exposed aggregate finish.
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