Vapor Curing II
VAPOR curing concrete pipe and precast
A direct-fired vapor generator in conjunction with temperature sensor(s) and motorized vapor control valve(s) accelerates concrete strength gain and increases concrete quality through the controlled addition of heat and humidity. Vapor generators are available in many outputs and heating specifications and burn natural gas or propane.
Functions
Vapor Curing II
Videos
Vapor Curing II
Vapor Mini+ Product Video
Find out how the Vapor Mini+ works - special bonus, see it in combination with our retractable enclosures!
Animation: Applications of the Vapor Generator
Here you can see very well for which concrete product types the Vapor Generator can be used. In addition, the carousel curing is explained and it is shown what would be an optimal solution here.
Steam Boiler VS Vapor Generator
In this video is explained how a Vapor Generator works and all the advantages of it compared to a steam boiler.
Karl Doubles his Block Production with a Kraft Vapor Generator
Karl is a block producer. The demand for blocks is rising quickly and Karl‘s curing chambers do not have the capacity for more production, leaving him unable to meet demands. That is until Karl finds out about Kraft Curing Systems’ Vapor Generator!
Comparison - Producing Precast Concrete with Steam or Vapor
Here you can see why curing concrete products with Vapor is so much better and more environmentally friendly than with regular steam!
Vapor Generator Flyover
A standard Vapor Generator 35-2S is shown from all sides.
Maintenance of a Vapor Mini
We have always been very precise with our machines.
Flexibility of Vapor Generators
Different designs of Vapor Generators in their various applications.
Vapor Generator Test
Vapor Pipe Test
Kraft Turtle Diffuser
Animation Vapor Curing Prestressed I Beams
Animation Vapor Re Exhaust
Benefit
Vapor Curing II
vapor curing accelerates the concrete hardening process
higher concrete quality through the controlled addition of heat and humidity
rugged, dependable and durable equipment
98% operating efficiency
fully automatic and low pressure operation
water-cooled 304L stainless steel combustion chamber
harder bells and spigots, less breakage
60% lower operating cost than a steam boiler
small footprint, simple and safe to operate
8-12 hour hardening duration for concrete pipe, 4-8 hour hardening duration for precast concrete
curing temperatures from 35 °C (95 °F) to 80 °C (180 °F)
platinum lifetime combustion chamber warranty
Supplementary Products for Vapor Curing II
Kraft Curing
Hot Rocks®
Fully automatic system thaws and heats frozen aggregates for winter operation.
Kraft® Racks
Curing racks for the storage of concrete products during the hardening and curing process.
Insulated Curing Chambers
Suitable for all curing systems, insulated chambers reduce energy costs by 50% and prevent condensation.
Tarp Roller
A tarp cart on wheels or tracks and tarp roller cartridges provide an efficient, effective and durable solution to standard curing covers.
Concrete Curing Tents
A quick, simple and reliable solution for covering precast concrete products during curing; either inside or outdoors.
AutoCure®
Measures and controls the curing temperature and relative humidity for a fully-automated and repeatable curing process.
Projects
Vapor Curing II
Direct-fired vapor for concrete curing
Vapor is used in the precast concrete industry for the accelerated curing of precast products including concrete pipe, prestressed structural concrete, concrete block, ornamentel concrete, cast stone, and assorted precast...Read More
Low-emissions curing system offers significant cost savings
In April 2013, Sovereign Concrete of Australia contacted KRAFT CURING SYSTEMS to replace an outdated boiler system. In compliance with local standards and Sovereign’s unique specifications, Kraft designed a complete...Read More
Documents
Vapor Curing II
Vapor 2 Curing | Brochure
VAPOR CURING 2 | ACCELERATED CONCRETE CURING SYSTEM
Vapor 2 Curing | Flyer
VAPOR CURING 2 | FÜR BETONROHRE UND BETONFERTIGTEILE
Contact
Vapor Curing II