Beirut, Lebanon — Following extensive material evaluations and laboratory audits by lead structural consultants, EuroFix International has been officially selected to supply high-strength structural repair mortars and specialty chemical binders for the Beirut Harbor Restoration and Reconstruction Project.
Marine Concrete Repair & Anti-Carbonation Chemistry
Dr. Sarah Jenkins, Head of Materials Compliance, noted that marine concrete infrastructure faces extreme exposure to chloride ion ingress, salt crystallization, and high carbonation. Standard mortar quickly deteriorates, exposing steel rebar to rust.
EuroFix is delivering specialized **micro-concrete structural repair mortars enriched with active silica fume and corrosion inhibitors**. These materials display exceptionally high density, virtually blocking the ingress of sea salts and water. In addition, our high-bond acrylic latex agents are being used to weld new concrete layers to old damaged columns, securing the structural integrity of the port warehouses.
Participating in the reconstruction of Beirut Harbor confirms EuroFix's chemical engineering excellence in designing materials that endure the harshest marine and industrial environments.