SGEMENT BONDING ADHESIVE


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 Ø AC-DUR-SBA-G (Segment bonding agent)
•      Provides high initial strength and ultimate strength.
•      Excellent adhesion and high abrasion resistance
•      Most recommended for segmental construction of bridge and flyover.
•      Excellent acid, alkali, salt, oil , grease and solvent resistance.
•      Applications:
§  Used for joining precast segments.
§  Most recommended for segmental construction of bridge, metro rail and other pre cast segment constructions.

Ø AC-DUR-BOND (Old and new bonding agent for repair of concrete)
•      As per ASTM C-881, BS 6319 (part IV)
•      It imparts very high bond strength which is more then the tensile strength  of high quality concrete.
•      It prevents transfer of chloride ions from old concrete to new concrete.
•      It avoids risk of de-lamination as it allows sufficient time approx. two hours for placing of new concrete.
•      Applications: In repair of concrete, roads.

Ø AC-DUR-BS (Bituminous Sealant)
•      Cold applied sealing Compound
•      Confirms to IS 1580
•      Application:
§  Bituminous flexible, joint sealing material for canal lining and
       PQC roads.
§  Recommended for various joints in Power Plant structures.
Ø AC-BOND-AID (Single component acrylic polymer bonding agent)

•      Universal bonding coat for old & new concrete surfaces / old & new plaster / plaster on brick work.
•      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.
•      Application:
§  Used for the bonding of old and new concrete.
§  Especially used for the repair of road and
        bridge projects.


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