Typical evaluation scope
Sprayed concrete and rapid set-control applications.
Liquid set accelerator for concrete
Liquid concrete accelerator is intended for selected applications requiring faster setting in a pumpable delivery form. Cement compatibility, dosage, setting time, strength development and handling requirements must be confirmed through trials.

Product role
Liquid concrete accelerator is intended for shotcrete and other applications requiring fast setting in a pumpable delivery form, including railway, tunnel, highway, mine and hydropower work.
Technical overview
| Property | Catalogue value |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Colorless to light-yellow liquid |
| Reference dosage | 2-5% of cementitious material |
| Characteristics | Weakly alkaline; current SDS required for handling classification |
| Chloride | Chloride-salt free |
| Typical applications | Shotcrete, tunnels, mines, highway and hydropower projects |
Catalogue information is indicative. Request the current TDS and validate the final dosage with the selected cement.
Inquiry checklist
Shotcrete process, cement and project evidence requirements.
Required grade and performance objective.
Sample, trial or estimated order volume.
Country, port and packaging needs.
Buyer-oriented technical selection
Sprayed concrete and rapid set-control applications.
Initial/final set, early strength, alkali/chloride requirements, cement type and temperature.
Use calibrated dosing and verify set time with the project cement.
Ask for the current grade specification and batch documentation. Review available company certificates, test evidence and supplier batch-report scope separately.
Grade-specific buying brief
Liquid describes the delivery form; it does not by itself identify an alkali-free accelerator. The existing catalogue describes a weakly alkaline product. Do not treat that description as an alkali-free classification or infer compatibility with another supplier's liquid accelerator. Request the current chemistry classification, alkali declaration and grade-specific SDS before agreeing an evaluation.
For a shotcrete inquiry, state whether the system is wet-mix or dry-mix and identify the cement and equipment. Ask the project technical team to define the required setting and early-strength evidence as well as later-age strength checks. Ground-support acceptance and dosing instructions require project-specific technical approval; this product overview does not establish them.
Contact Lany with the product, application and quantity.