Barikell Concrete Guard Lithium PRO finish

Roczna Gwarancja na Produkty Barikell

Firma Barikell oferuje roczną gwarancję na całość swojej oferty produktowej. Oznacza to, że każde urządzenie zakupione od Barikell jest objęte pełną ochroną przez 12 miesięcy od daty zakupu.

Roczna gwarancja obejmuje wszystkie komponenty i podzespoły, zapewniając bezproblemowe użytkowanie przez cały okres ochrony.

What is the order of polishing concrete?

After grinding with metal segments (grits 20–140) move on to Jumpy Ø 75 mm resin discs in grits 60, 120, 220, 400 and 800. After grit 60–120 apply the lithium densifier Concrete Hardener (15–20 m²/l, wet for 20–30 minutes, 6–12 hours' break), then continue polishing to the desired gloss, and finally apply Concrete Guard Lithium in two coats (35–70 m²/l) and buff. In the Barikell system these are the FAST and PREMIUM procedures.

Why a densifier if concrete is already hard?

The top layer of concrete contains free calcium hydroxide and pores through which the floor dusts and absorbs liquids. Lithium silicate reacts with that lime to form insoluble calcium silicates that fill the pores and raise surface hardness — without forming a coating. A densified surface dusts less, wears more slowly and lets the resins reach a higher gloss. A densifier does not fill cracks or repair weak concrete.

How does Concrete Hardener differ from Concrete Guard?

Concrete Hardener Lithium is a densifier: it penetrates, reacts with the cement and compacts the structure; one coat in the middle of the process, 15–20 m²/l. Concrete Guard Lithium PRO is a finishing product: it forms a thin cement-bonded micro-layer that seals pores against stains and water, adds gloss and is antibacterial; at least two coats at the end, 35–70 m²/l. Neither replaces the other.

How much product does a 1000 m² floor need?

At 15–20 m² per litre, Concrete Hardener for 1000 m² needs about 50–65 litres, i.e. two to three 25 l packs; very absorbent concrete pushes consumption towards the upper limit. Concrete Guard in two coats (35–70 m²/l first, about 70 m²/l second) is about 30–45 litres per 1000 m². Actual consumption depends on the grit you apply after and on substrate absorbency — order with a 10 percent reserve.

Jumpy discs dry or wet?

Jumpy resins work in both modes. Dry, the surface gains gloss faster and a HEPA vacuum takes the dust; wet, the discs run cooler and last longer, but slurry must be collected and the floor dried before applying densifier or Guard. On hard concrete add a pass instead of pressure — overheated resin loses its diamond and leaves streaks.

Do the same discs fit a grinder and a polishing trowel?

Yes — Jumpy Ø 75 mm discs are the common tool of the system: on a BKG grinder they mount on the hook-and-loop adapter plate in the Quick Lock socket, on the Moskito 4-60 Polishing edge machine on the 600 mm hook-and-loop plate, and on the MK8-75/MK8-90 Polishing trowels and the Blade Kit attachment on Ø 240/300 mm hook-and-loop interfaces. The middle of the hall, the edges and the stairs are therefore finished with the same grit and the same gloss.