Euclid Eucosil is a water-based sodium silicate densifier in a 5 gallon pail. It hardens and dustproofs interior or exterior horizontal concrete without changing the look of the slab.
Euclid Eucosil is a water-based sodium silicate densifier. It is used on interior or exterior horizontal concrete, including warehouses, food storage, and diamond-polished floors. It reacts inside the slab and becomes part of the surface, so treated concrete is denser, dustproofed, and easier to maintain. It has no odor, resists water penetration, and can be tiled over.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| VOC | ≤ 5 g/L |
| Foot traffic | 4 to 6 hours |
| Wheel traffic | 24 hours |
| Coverage | 150 to 600 ft²/gal |
| Newly cured hard-troweled coverage | 400 ft²/gal |
| Newly cured rough coverage | 200 ft²/gal |
| Newly cured finely textured coverage | 300 ft²/gal |
| Floors to be tiled, rough | 500 ft²/gal |
| Canadian Food Inspection Agency | listed |
| Shelf life | 2 years unopened |
Where is Euclid Eucosil used?
Interior or exterior horizontal concrete, including warehouses, educational and medical facilities, office and multi-residential buildings, food storage, and diamond-polished floors.
What is the VOC of Euclid Eucosil?
Typical laboratory VOC is 5 g/L or less.
What is the CFIA listing of Euclid Eucosil?
It is listed with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
What is the coverage of Euclid Eucosil on hard-troweled concrete?
Newly cured hard-troweled coverage is about 400 ft²/gal. Overall coverage is 150 to 600 ft²/gal depending on porosity. Rates are for estimating only.
How soon is Euclid Eucosil ready for foot traffic?
Typical laboratory foot traffic is 4 to 6 hours. Wheel traffic is 24 hours. Expect reasonable variation under field conditions.
What is the appearance of concrete treated with Euclid Eucosil?
After it dries, appearance is nearly unchanged. The floor may look darker while wet. Treated concrete will slightly bead water.
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