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GROUT
Cement-Based High-Strength Grout
GROUT is a cement-based, silica fume-containing, polymer-modified, single-component, high-strength grout. (EN 1504-3 / R4)
General Features
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The application thickness is 2–200 mm. The use of steel fibers is recommended for thicker applications.
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It is fully ready for use after 7 days.
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The application temperature should be between +5°C and +35°C.
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The service temperature range is between -10°C and +80°C.
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If higher strength than specified is required, steel fibers ranging from 6 to 13 mm can be added to the mixture.
Applications
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For the repair, reinforcement, and maintenance of reinforced concrete elements,
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In the repair of structures exposed to groundwater and seawater,
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In the repair and reinforcement of structural elements under load,
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In concrete surface repairs and leveling,
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It is used to protect reinforced concrete elements against sulfate and chloride attack in order to achieve a waterproof concrete.
Technical Specifications
Features
Compressive Strength - MPa
Flexural Strength - MPa
Abrasion Resistance - cm³/50 cm²
Heat Resistance - °C
Fire Resistance Class
Density - kg/m³
Compressive Strength - kg/m²
Water Impermeability
Setting Time - hours
Standard
EN 12190
EN 196-1
EN 13892-3
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EN 13501-1
EN 12190
CEN TS 12390-9
DIN 1048
EN 196-3
Grout
90
13
5.4–5.7
250
A1
2400
< 0.08
Water penetration < 1 mm
5
