DENSYGEL has been developed to heal and densify deteriorated concrete. This leads to increased service life and a reduced lifecycle cost of the concrete structure. This gives the end-user more assets and time with their concrete structure.
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DENSYGEL is used at three different dosages rates.
LEVEL 1 - This deterioration level requires an application of the DENSYGEL at 250 square feet per gallon. 1, 5-gallon unit will cover approximately 1000 square feet of concrete.
LEVEL 2 - This deterioration level requires an application of the DENSYGEL at 125 square feet per gallon. 1, 5-gallon unit will cover approximately 500 square feet of concrete.
LEVEL 3 and 4 - DENSYGEL is used along with ENVYROGEL or DURYGEL. DENSYGEL is applied after the ENVYROGEL or DURYGEL. These deterioration levels require an application of the DENSYGEL at 250 sq ft per gallon. 1, 5-gallon unit will cover approximately 1000 square feet of concrete.
DENSYGEL has been developed to heal and densify deteriorated concrete. This leads to increased service life and a reduced lifecycle cost of the concrete structure. This gives the end-user more assets and time with their concrete structure.
Identify the EDYSTON Product for your deteriorated concrete using our comprehensive collection of images on the Calculator Page. Use the link below.
DENSYGEL is used at three different dosages rates.
LEVEL 1 - This deterioration level requires an application of the DENSYGEL at 250 square feet per gallon. 1, 5-gallon unit will cover approximately 1000 square feet of concrete.
LEVEL 2 - This deterioration level requires an application of the DENSYGEL at 125 square feet per gallon. 1, 5-gallon unit will cover approximately 500 square feet of concrete.
LEVEL 3 and 4 - DENSYGEL is used along with ENVYROGEL or DURYGEL. DENSYGEL is applied after the ENVYROGEL or DURYGEL. These deterioration levels require an application of the DENSYGEL at 250 sq ft per gallon. 1, 5-gallon unit will cover approximately 1000 square feet of concrete.
Identify the EDYSTON Product for your deteriorated concrete using our comprehensive collection of images on the Calculator Page. Use the link below.
LEVEL 3 - ENVYROGEL is used along with DENSYGEL. The ENVYROGEL is applied before the DENSYGEL is successive coats until a dosage rate of 250 square feet per gallon is achieved. After the application of the DYRGEL at 250 sq ft per gallon, apply the DENSYGEL in successive coats until a dosage rate of 250 square feet per gallon is achieved. 1, 5-gallon unit of the ENVYROGEL will cover approximately 1000 square feet of concrete.
DURYGEL works together with DENSYGEL (our core hydrogel that heals, seals and densifies deteriorated concrete) to optimize concrete cracking by targeting the impurities in the cracks at a molecular level and ultimately turning them into a rejuvenating gel that results in a longer concrete life cycle.
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LEVEL 4 - DURYGEL is used along with DENSYGEL. The DURYGEL is applied before the DENSYGEL is successive coats until a dosage rate of 250 square feet per gallon is achieved. After the application of the DYRGEL at 250 sq ft per gallon, apply the DENSYGEL in successive coats until a dosage rate of 250 square feet per gallon is achieved. 1, 5-gallon unit of the DURYGEL will cover approximately 1000 square feet of concrete.
Which level of gradation best describes your concrete? We'll show you which solution(s) are right for you.
Level 1
When the concrete under review has light cracking with no gel and salts leaching from the cracks.
Level 2
When the concrete under review has light cracking with minimal gel and salts leaching from the cracks.
Level 3
When moderate to excessive concrete cracking leads to salt and rust leaching from the cracks.
Level 4
When excessive concrete cracking leads to significant salt leaching, rusting, and deterioration.
