The Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry offers consumers complex additives for concretes and mortars under a manufactoring agreement and manufacturers and developers under a technology transfer license agreement, as well as partners for concluding an agreement on the provision of distribution services.

The State Scientific Institution "Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus" offers consumers and distributors complex additives for concretes and mortars and is ready to transfer the production technology under a license agreement.

Highly effective additives ZPP-1 and ZPP-2 are designed to slow down the loss of mobility of highly mobile and self-compacting concrete mixtures containing superplasticizers on naphthalenesulfone and polycarboxylate bases. It is made on the basis of a complex of organic and inorganic components, which ensure the lengthening of the time of loss of mobility of concrete mixtures by 2.5..3 times without loss of concrete strength, the introduction of additives does not cause corrosion of reinforcement - http://www.igic.bas-net.by/ tech.php? id = 180 & lang = ru
The additives produced have a hazard class 4 and are classified as non-flammable materials.

ZPP-1 and ZPP-2 additives can be used in the manufacture of all types of concrete and reinforced concrete products and structures, including prestressed ones, as well as mortars.

All normative and technical documentation has been prepared and additives are being released.

Patent RB No. 13536 dated 25.05.2010

The Institute is looking for consumers of complex additives for concrete and mortars under a manufactoring agreement, manufacturers and developers under a technology transfer license agreement, as well as partners for concluding an agreement on the provision of distribution services.