Anti-corrosion coatings

CeramycGuard™

The inorganic ceramic surface treatment that chemically bonds with concrete and turns its surface into a granite-like skin that resists the causes of corrosion.

CMU block wall treated with CeramycGuard ceramic surface treatment
CeramycGuard coating detail CeramycGuard treated surface

Resists the attack that makes concrete decay

Concrete is porous, and that porosity lets water, salts and carbonation attack the concrete from within, breaking down the cement binder that protects the reinforcing steel. CeramycGuard™ seals the pore network and chemically bonds to the surface, forming an alumina-silicate composite similar in structure to granite. This composite does not delaminate, and it resists the common causes of corrosion.

Applied by brush and roll, it re-bonds cracks up to roughly 5 mm and seals new or existing concrete, restoring and durably protecting the asset for the long term.

CeramycGuard at a glance

  • Chemically bonded
  • Salt corrosion resistant
  • Carbonation resistant
  • UV resistant
  • Moisture and humidity resistant
  • Non-porous yet vapor-breathable
  • Self-bonding spot repairs
  • Biologically impervious

Recommended uses

Where CeramycGuard protects assets

Water and wastewater

Reservoirs, tanks and treatment structures exposed to constant moisture and chemical attack.

Transportation

Bridges, decks and structures fighting carbonation, de-icing salts and freeze-thaw.

Coastal and marine

Concrete in chloride-rich environments where salt drives reinforcement corrosion.

Industrial floors

Acid, abrasion and biofilm resistance for demanding production environments.

Specify CeramycGuard for your project.

Request the technical data sheet or talk to our team about application on your concrete asset.