THERMAL
PROPERTIES Araldite Epoxygrout S is suitable for application between
15aC to 30aC. Araldite Epoxygrout S when fully cured will support constant
compressive loads at temperatures up to 45s C.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
PREPARATION Identify all cracks in the horizontal slab or member by
wetting the surface with water. Open out the top of the crack to about 5 mm wide
and 10 mm deep. This may be done using a chisel or by cutting along the line of
the crack with an abrasive disc. The channel that is formed should then be thoroughly
cleaned of all dust and debris and left to dry
PLACING Araldite
Epoxygrout S is supplied in two pre weighed packs in exact proportions. No
other materials should be added. STIR THE CONTENTS OF EACH TIN Pour the entire
contents of the hardener into the resin and mix until uniform. Pour the resin
grout into the channel to form a reservoir, which will flow under gravity to penetrate
the cracked concrete. Keep the reservoir full of resin grout until it hardens.
CURING Allow
the resin grout to cure before loading. The minimum requirement is 24 hours at
18s C (65s F) Cure takes 6-8 hours at ambient temperatures of 23s C (739 F)
YIELD Araldite
Epoxygrout S 1.5 kg pack yields approximately 1.5 Its of mixed grout. Consumption
of grout will depend upon the size of the crack and porosity of the substrate.
STORAGE Shelf
life of 12 months minimum if stored below 25a C.
CAUTION Keep
uncured epoxy materials away from the mouth, food or drink. Do not use empty
tins to store food even if they appear to have been cleaned. Always wear gloves
or barrier cream when handling uncured epoxy materials. Clean any splashes or
smears from the skin immediately using warm water and soap. Avoid inhaling
vapour. Do not use below 5s C.
NOTICE The information in this
publication, given in good faith, is based on the present state of our knowledge
but all recommendations are made without guarantee since the conditions of use
are beyond our control. Buyers and users should make their own assessment of our
products under their own conditions and for their own requirements.
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