Description: LLCMS119 Rev01
Description: LLCMS119 Rev01
Description: LLCMS119 Rev01
Description
Admix Grout is a high performance, non-shrink, nonmetallic, cementitious construction grout that
exceeds ASTM C 1107. Admix Grout is designed with specially selected hydraulic cements, blend of
carefully graded aggregates and admixtures to provide a controlled expansion in both plastic and
hardened states. Admix Grout is easily placed with no segregation or bleeding.
Main Applications
Admix Grout is ideal for grouting between foundations and bases for support of equipment and
machinery that require full load bearing structural support. Admix Grout is also used for grout
beneath columns, anchor bolts, caulking concrete pipe and other structural grouting and anchoring
applications. Suitable for both interior and exterior use.
Technical Data
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Application Instructions
Follow all instructions and recommendations per latest revision of ACI Guide 351.1.
Surface preparation
Substrate should be clean, free of dirt, oil, grease, mold release, or any other material that
can inhibit a proper bond with the grout. Substrate should be sound, solid and free of any
loose material or debris. Concrete surface should be rough, profiled to a CSP of 5 to 9
according to ICRI Guideline 310.2 (1/4” peak to valley profile).
Grout must be placed over a substrate in Surface Saturated Dry condition. Saturate
concrete surface completely with water at least 24 hours before grouting, removing any
freestanding (ponding) water just prior to placing Admix Grout.
Forming
All formwork should be rigid, watertight (seams should be caulked or sealed) to prevent
leakage. Forms should extend at least 1 inch above vertically and horizontally from the
object being grouted, and should be built to allow the grout to be placed as continuously
and expeditiously as possible. Forms should be coated with a compatible mold release to
facilitate form removal. Use a portable headbox with a 45° slope when appropriate.
Mixing
Use the minimum amount of water necessary to achieve the desired consistency. Mix only
long enough to ensure a uniform consistency using a horizontal shaft mixer with stationary
drum. A low speed drill (400 – 500 rpm) with a proper impeller can also be used for small
jobs. Proper equipment and enough personnel is necessary for large pours. Do not use a
rotating concrete mixer.
Placement
Grout should be placed immediately after mixing. The method of pouring should ensure
quick and continuous grout placement. Grout should be placed in a manner that a
pressure head can be developed. Placement should be made from one side and continue
until the grout rises on the other end of the plate. This ensures that no air voids are
entrapped beneath the plate. If a portable headbox is being utilized, it should be moved
slowly along the side of the plate from one end to the other or to the next expansion joint
section. The placement point should be moved at the same rate as the face of grout
moves along the length of the plate on the opposite side. Provide “vent” holes as
necessary.
Curing
Cure Admix Grout immediately after application using Kurad water based curing
compound.
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Packaging
Admix Grout is available in 25 kg (55 lbs) paper bags.
Storage
Admix Grout can be used up to 6 months after manufacturing date if stored in a cool, dry place
in original, closed bag.
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