Description

The Rhino Concrete Crack Lock (CCL) is a revolutionary new product that was developed to improve concrete crack repair. The CCL is installed by making a single blade-width cut across the crack and drilling two holes along the cut at the appropriate locations. Once the preparation is complete and free of dust, it is filled with an approved ARDEX Epoxy Paste such as ARDEX RA 88 (for vertical applications) or ARDEX RA 142, ARDEX RA 144 or ARDEX RA 146 (for horizontal applications) and the CCL is inserted. Once installed, the CCL permanently bonds both sides of the crack together. Due to the unique shape of the CCL and the preparation in the concrete, the tensile strength of the carbon fibre is relied upon as well as the epoxy bond strength along its length.

Benefits:

• High Strength
• Non-Corrosive
• Alkali Resistant
• Minimal Aesthetic Impact

Typical Uses:
The Concrete Crack Lock has been engineered to stop cracks in concrete slabs, poured walls, masonry, concrete block foundations, columns, industrial buildings, bridges, and foundations. The CCL System is designed for cracks of various sizes under virtually any circumstance. It can also be used to increase seismic strength to repairs after an earthquake.

Description

Description

Medium strength (40 MPa) thixotropic mortar for the repair of concrete.
Use Mapegrout T40 to repair damaged concrete surfaces such as balconies and corners of columns and beams.
Mapegrout T40 is also recommended for repair work in tunnels, canals and water works in general.
Mapegrout T40 can also be used to repair surfaces permanently in contact with drinking water.
Mapegrout T40, mixed with about 16% water, forms a very workable mortar with a thixotropic consistency that is easily applied on vertical surfaces without shuttering.
Mapegrout T40 is applied by trowel, float or plaster sprayer on damp supports that are solid and free of loose sections, which have previously been saturated with water.
Repairs up to 30-35 mm thick in a single coat can be made.
Consumption
18.5 kg/m2 per cm of thickness.
Packaging
25 kg bags.