Polymer Grouts and Anchors Deep Pour Epoxy
Product                                                               Description
Chockfast® Red is a three-component, high strength, 100% solids, epoxy grouting compound, which is used to grout large machinery and to support soleplates in all types of foundation designs.

Chockfast® Red has extremely high compressive strength and negligible shrinkage, making it ideal for the final positioning of critically aligned machinery within close tolerances.

Chockfast® Red has the following advantages when compared to conventional cement grouts:

  • Impervious to oil
  • Cures at least three times as quickly
  • No mixing ratios to measure
  • Grouts machinery in final aligned position
  • Higher physical strength
  • High impact strength
  • Resistance to many more chemicals
  • Strong bond to metal and concrete
  • Unaffected by weathering and freeze/thaw cycling
  • Stated physical properties assured
  • Superior resistance to fatigue
Masterflow 678 DP Plus is a deep pour, low-exotherm, multi use three component epoxy grout. It can be used where deep sections of epoxy grout must be placed with low heat generation.

Uses

  • Deep-pour baseplate applications between 150mm and 450mm
  • Repair of spalled concrete
  • Rebuilding deteriorated curbs, bases and columns
  • Anchoring bolts, rebar and dowels
  • Exterior grouting and repairs.
Advantages

  • Long working time – facilitates proper placement
  • Excellent creep resistance, even at high temperatures – will not deform under constant loads
  • Low exotherm – results in minimal heat generation
  • Precludes the necessity of rebar installation or multiple lifts – reduces installation costs
  • Positive expansion – fills minor gaps and voids in forming
  • Superior adhesion – positive bond to concrete and steel
  • Ideal for deep pours-can be placed in lifts of up to 450mm thick
Conbextra EP120 is a low exotherm material which is particularly suitable where long working time is needed;
for large gaps (up to 120 mm) or for grouting at high ambient temperatures (up to 55°C).