General Acid & High-Heat Resistant A700
COLD FUSION CONCRETE-A740 (A740) is a 1/4-inch nominal size aggregate (lightweight) concrete material designed for resistance to excessive heat degradation and general purpose use. A740 is resistant to degradation at intermittent high temperature exposure up to approximately 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit.
.01 – 98%
Sulfuric*
.01 – 85%
Hydrochloric
.01 – 75%
Phosphoric
.01 – 80%
Acetic
.01 – 75%
Nitric
What is Cold Fusion Concrete (CFC®)?
Geopolymer Solutions, LLC (GPS) has developed Cold Fusion Concrete (CFC ®). CFC® is a normal weight and lightweight, single dry material concrete, for water mixing. CFC® is resistant to most natural and man-made reagents including chlorides, sulfates, and various concentrations of acids including sulfuric* (.01 to 98%), hydrochloric (.01 to 85%), phosphoric (.01 to 75%), acetic (.01 to 80%), and nitric (.01 to 75%). CFC complies with the ASTM C1157 Standard Performance Specification for Hydraulic Cement.
Features
Resistant to acid exposure at concentrations ranging from 5-percent to 98-percent (except hydrofluoric).
Resistant to hydrocarbon, chloride, and sulfate exposure degradation.
Resistant to solvent exposure.
Green Technology.
Can be colored.
Utilized at slumps ranging from 1 to 7 inches.
Fiber reinforced (micro).
Interior and exterior applications.
Resistant to freeze and thaw cycles.
Can be used in hot or cold climates.
Improves corrosion protection when placed on metal features.
Supplied in Super Sacks, 55-lb bags, or Ready Mixed Concrete delivery.
RECOMMENDED USES
A740 is used in most any pneumatic or conventionally placed concrete application where the completed feature will be subject to intermittent excessive heat such as molten metal spills.
A740 complies with building code requirements for interaction with conventional reinforcing steel, strength, and modulus properties, but does not comply with typical industry Portland Cement specifications due to the absence of Portland Cement. Cost savings combined with superior quality is not just a goal, it’s inherent with A740.

EXPECTED CHARACTERISTICS
4,500 psi typical 28-day compressive strength at a water to cement ratio of 0.22, and a slump of 7 inches.
6,000 psi typical 28-day compressive strength at a water to cement ratio of 0.19, and a slump of 5 inches.
85 lbs/ft3 wet density.
4,500 psi typical compressive strength in from 4 to 8 hours when subjected to cure temperatures greater than 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Heat resistance up to a sustained 1,400 degrees Fahrenheit, or brief higher temperature exposure up to 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit.
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TECHNICAL DETAILS
sulfuric*
.01 to 98%
hydrochloric
.01 to 85%
phosphoric
.01 to 75%
acetic
.01 to 80%
nitric
.01 to 75%