EXISTING BRIDGE REPAIRS

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AC-DUR-BOND

Old & New bonding agents for repair of concrete). As per ASTM C-881 BS 6319 part IV
  • It allows sufficient time of around 2 hours after the application for
    placing of new concrete. This avoids the risk of de-lamination.
  • AC-DUR-BOND imparts very high bond strength which is much more
    then the tensile strength of high-quality concrete
  • It prevents a transfer of chloride ions from the old concrete to
    the new concrete thus protecting the new concrete segment.

AC-DUR-REP(S)

(Epoxy repair system for bridge concrete repairs). As Per IS 9179 รข€“ 1979 Product conforms to section 2800 of MOST (NHAI Specification)http://www.applechemie.com/
  • Filling of structural cracks in RCC, PCC or old stonework buildings
  • It can be used for repairs of damaged and aged concrete or slab repairs
  • It can be used for bonding of old and new concrete
  • Grouting of end plates and area around anchors of post-tensioned system

AC-DUR-REP(S)

(Injectable Epoxy for Bridges/ Flyover Strengthening) Product conforms to section 2800 of MORTH (NHAI Specification)http://www.applechemie.com/
  • Fit has Low viscosity and can be injected into fine cavities
    ads narrow gaps
  • The high mechanical strength which performs even under heavy
    loads and stress
  • Excellent adhesion gives good bonding with the substrate
  • Nonshrink & completely fills the voids and cracks
  • Used for an aggressive condition

AC-CORINE-RL

(Inhibitor slurry coating for reinforcement bars) AC-CORINE-RL is a single component inhibitor applied over reinforcement bars. Excellent compatibility with cement mortar guniting & PCC


AC BOND AID

Single component acrylic polymer bonding agent for old and new concrete repairs Universal bonding coat for old & new concrete surfaces / old & new plaster/plaster on brickwork. Maintains required alkaline medium (pH above 12) in concrete to achieve enduring results Excellent compatibility with cement mortar, Guniting & PCC Excellent bonding with steel reinforcement.http://www.applechemie.com/

AC-ACRYLATE-REPAIR

Acrylic Repair Composite
  • Results in an increase of compressive & flexural strength of the mix
  • Reduces water absorption & improves waterproofing quality
  • Reduces degree of shrinkage & increases plasticity of the mix.
  • Increases flexibility of hardened concrete/mortar thus
    avoids stresses in the repaired system

AC-DUR-SELFLEVEL

Epoxy Grout self-level to make pad below bearing of bridges girders Leaving course for bridge repair or area below the bearing pad

AC-FLEX-CL

Carbonation protection coating for a portion of Old & New Bridge Works
Solvent-free, nontoxic, safe and non-corrosive Highly carbonation resistant Elastomeric, nonstick, good binding, clean and seamless membrane coating, maintains original concrete breathing capacity Solar reflection cum UV-radiation-resistant coating


ROOF Y2K

Bridge Deck coating & protection system
  • Ensure safe bridging of hairline cracks on the surface of the concrete
  • Results in increases of lifespan & durability of a structure
  • It is resistant to UV-radiation & pollution penetration
  • IRoof Y2k is economical as it is supplied in ready to use a form
  • Requires no equipment or machinery for application
  • It can be applied easily with ordinary brushes or rollers
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