Webinar: Hard-Cem - Integral Concrete Hardening for Wear-Resistant Concrete by Kryton International

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When

Wednesday, April 8, 2020 · 2:03 p.m.

Central Time (US & Canada) (GMT -5:00)

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This webinar will identify long-term cost impacts of abrasion and erosion on concrete infrastructure, review concrete hardening options and assess the best solutions based on applicability.
Agenda
- An overview of various concrete hardening technologies
- Pros and cons of dry-shake, liquid and integral concrete hardeners
- Regulations by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) on exposure to silica dust
- Integral admixtures and concrete durability
Price

Free
Language

English
OPEN TO

Anyone with the event link can attend
Webinar ID

064eaa5352b4
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FEATURED PRESENTERS

Adam Creelman

Training Specialist

Adam has worked in education, training and development since 2007. He has a Masters Degree in Educational Technology and Learning Design and is committed to making helping people and organizations achieve through the power of educational...

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Kris Till

PRODUCT MANAGER

Kris has been delivering the highest quality value engineered products to contractors and specifiers, and transforming the construction industry for 20 years.

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Kryton International
As a world leader in innovative Smart Concrete® technologies, Kryton International Inc. supplies over 50 countries with concrete waterproofing, durability, and monitoring solutions. These include award-winning admixtures, such as the waterproofing admixture Krystol Internal Membrane™, the integral concrete hardener Hard-Cem®, and the Maturix™ Smart Concrete® Sensors, the latest Kryton product to win the Most Innovative Product Award at World of Concrete 2020. Outside of distributing these products, Kryton is also an active member of many professional industry associations including Concrete Manitoba, American Concrete Institute, International Concrete Repair Institute, and American Shotcrete Association.

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