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AC-FIX-FAST

Polymer bonding grout for protection of locking of ends of post-tensioned cable As per ASTM C-266 and ASTM C-109
  • It is very useful for quick, reliable & efficient sealing.
  • It withstands water pressure efficiently.
  • Economical Seal

AC-GROUT-H1

(Non Shrink high strength grout) For grouting of crash barrier posts/ Grouting of bed plats/ area near bridges joints As Per ASTM C-469/ASTM-C-940/ Astm C-1107

  • It is free from shrinkage.
  • It has good pourability & flowability.
  • therefore does not corrode reinforcement & anchorage bolts.
  • Protects deterioration of reinforcement due to corrosive effect.
  • Has very high bonding strength.
  • High initial & final strengths.
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AC-Cure-(S)

Curing Compound When Sprayed on fresh concrete it forms a continuous film and cover the concrete and prevents evaporation of water from it. The water added during the concrete mixing is sufficient for the complete hydration of cement and development of full strength of concrete. AC Cure (S) can prevent drying shrinkage cracks. Water curing may be reduced. The product conforms to BS: 7542 ASTM-C-309.



AC-CURE-R

Curing Compound Ready to use a resin based aluminized reflective curing compound for concrete Specification: B.S.7542 /ASTM-C-309/ C -156 Easy to apply & can be sprayed. Most recommended for QPC Economical compared to conventional curing method. Best for places having a water shortage. Minimises shrinkage cracks as the curing process starts immediately after casting. Leads to better quality controls at the work site.

AC-POLYSEAL

Recommended for sealing of expansion joints in movement joints. Conforms to IS 12118 (part 1 & 2) – 1987, BS 4254 – 1983, BS 5212 – 1990

  • Easy to use and Economical
  • Excellent adhesion with old and new concrete
  • Non- sagging in vertical and overhead joints
  • Good chemical resistance Permanently elastic
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