•  Superb adhesive & cohesive strength
•  High early strength
•  Non shrink
•  Vibration resistant
•  Moisture tolerant - will work on damp substrates
•  Good chemical resistance for long-term protection
•  Excellent adhesion to concrete, metal and most porous surfaces

•  Base plate grouting & machine grouting
•  Crane rail grouting
•  Vertical starter bars
•  Repairing concrete floor control joints 
•  Repairing chipped & spalled concrete floors
•  General purpose high performance pourable grout

Refer to the Technical Data Sheets and MSDS for further detailed installation instructions and precautions.

1. Concrete must have a minimum of 7 days cureSurface must be clean, sound, dry and free from any loose coatings/particles or surface contaminates such as grease, oil, chemicals, paint, rust or curing membranes
2. In harsh environments any exposed reinforcing may require a pre treatment i.e. UltraBond e132
3. For best results, ensure the components are between +5°C and + 29°C prior to mixing. Premix both
   components seperately to a homogenous consistency. Place the correct proportion of Component A and Component B into a clean container with flat wall and bottom.
4. It is recommended where possible to always use whole units.If part units are required then accurately measure by weight
5. Mix thoroughly for a minimum of 3 minutes using a low speed drill (450-600 rpm) and a mixing paddle. Keep the paddle below the surface material to avoid entrapment of air. After 3 minutes, carefully scrape the sides and bottom to ensure thorough mixing, then continue to mix for a further 2 minutes until a uniformly mixed, even consistency is achieved.
6. Place the mixed grout immediately after mixing, any delay will reduce the ability of the product to flow. Pour from one side only at a uniform rate until the grout has flowed into position; ensure there is adequate pressure/head to maintain a continuous flow.
7. Care must be taken to prevent voids or trapped air, if necessary use air holes or breather pipes in formwork to prevent entrapment, rodding under base plates is also recommended to remove air.
8. To avoid potential shrinkage c used by exotherm the maximum layer thickness per application is 40mm. Thicknesses above 40mm may require the addition of a suitable heat sink refer RAMSET for advice.