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Supergrout N

Supergrout N is a high early strength, non-metallic, non-shrink grout made of Portland cement, siliceous aggregates, and fluidifiers. It provides rapid strength development, complete shrinkage correction, and excellent bond to various substrates. Supergrout N can be mixed with up to 4.75 liters of water per 25 kg bag and maintains fluidity for an hour without mixing. It is resistant to salt water and de-icing chemicals and recommended for use in marine environments.

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Supergrout N

Supergrout N is a high early strength, non-metallic, non-shrink grout made of Portland cement, siliceous aggregates, and fluidifiers. It provides rapid strength development, complete shrinkage correction, and excellent bond to various substrates. Supergrout N can be mixed with up to 4.75 liters of water per 25 kg bag and maintains fluidity for an hour without mixing. It is resistant to salt water and de-icing chemicals and recommended for use in marine environments.

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SUPERGROUT N

Data Sheet

Multichem Group

High Early Strength Non-Metallic Non-Shrink Grout


DESCRIPTION:
Supergrout N, High Early Non-Metallic Non-Shrink Grout is a blend of Portland cement, siliceous aggregates and specialized fluidifiers. This high performance grout, even when placed at a flowable consistency, provides rapid strength development, complete shrinkage correction, and excellent bond to various substrates. Supergrout N is resistant to salt water and de-icing chemicals. concrete, for encapsulation of wood, concrete or steel piles.

ADVANTAGES:
Supergrout N is ready-to-use; just add clean water and mix to the desired consistency. Use as little water as possible, as increasing water reduces strength.

HOW TO USE:
Supergrout N can be mixed with up to 4.75 lit. of water per 25 kg bag of mix, which will produce an extremely fluid, yet non-shrinking grout. Supergrout N will maintain its fluidity for up to an hour without continued mixing. After Supergrout N has been placed, it should receive wet burlap curing or some other suitable curing method for at least 24 hours.

WHERE TO USE:
Machine base plates, anchor bolts, column bearings, bridge bearing seats, prestress deck beam keyway grout, shrinkage. Supergrout N is highly recommended for use in marine environment for tremie mortar or

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES:
Consistency Water/25 kg Bag Compressive Strength 1 day 7 days Pourable 3.79 L 1 day 7 days Fluid (30 sec Flow Cone) 4.77 L 1 day MPa

Stiff

3.29 L

30.0 MPa 41.9 MPa 20.0 MPa 37.5 MPa 15.0 MPa

7 days

32.5 MPa exceeds 3 inches, up to 11 kg of 3/8" coarse aggregate may be added to the grout mix. Do not exceed 1.30 4.92L of water per 25 kg bag.

COVERAGE:
Each 25-kg bag will yield approximately .50 cubic feet (14,159 cu. cm.) of grouting mortar at a pourable, fluid consistency.

CAUTION:
WARNING! CONTAINS FREE SILICA & PORTLAND CEMENT. DO NOT BREATHE DUST. May cause delayed lung injury (silicosis). Follow O.S.H.A. safety and health standards for crystalline silica (quartz). Cement powder or freshly-mixed concrete, grout or mortar may cause skin injury. Avoid contact with skin and wash exposed skin areas promptly with water. If any cement powder or mixture gets into the eyes, rinse immediately and repeatedly with water and get prompt medical attention.

SET TIME:
Initial set time is approximately 3 hours 25C, permitting adequate time for placement and strapping, if necessary.

SHELF LIFE:
One (1) year

LIMITATIONS:
Supergrout N should not be used at temperatures below 2C. For economical purposes when lift thickness

FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN. 4/2005

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