Grouting Material Classification

主要用于: ground bolt anchoring, cut-and-cover reinforcement, and equipment foundations with grouting layer thickness of 30mm < δ < 200mm.

Secondary grouting for equipment foundations with oil resistance requirements is commonly referred to as "secondary grouting."

2. Primarily used for secondary grouting of equipment foundations with a grouting layer thickness of ≥150mm. Beams, slabs, columns, and foundations of buildings.

Enhanced reinforcement and strengthening (repair thickness ≥ 40mm) for floor slabs. Secondary grouting for equipment foundations with oil-resistant requirements, termed reinforcement engineering.

Please use grouting material.

3. Primarily used for: Prestressed hole grouting, grouting layer thickness 10mm < δ < 150mm; Equipment secondary grouting; Concrete

Reinforcing angles with beam columns and grouting the gaps between them, referred to as concrete gap repair grouting material.

4. Primarily used for: installation of precision, large-scale, and complex equipment; reinforcement and renovation of concrete structures; rapid road repair

Re: High Strength Non-Shrink Grouting Material

5. Primarily used for: GROUTING MATERIALS under high-temperature conditions, with stable expansion and excellent thermal shock resistance; equipment can remain in high-temperature environments for extended periods.

Equipment foundation secondary grouting for thermal radiation temperature of 500℃ environment, with slurry layer thickness ranging from 30mm to 200mm, referred to as heat-resistant grouting.

Thickener

6. Mainly used for: Short construction time, C20 strength achieved in 2 hours, immediate equipment operation, grouting layer thickness

30mm < δ < 200mm Second Curing Work Rush Project, referred to as the Emergency Repair Project - Grouting Material

7. Mainly used for grouting needs of large-volume, high-precision, and complex structural equipment, ensuring no dead corners are left ungrouted.

Our large-scale heavy-duty equipment grouting material, known for its excellent stability, is suitable for precision equipment.

Grouting Material

8. Mainly used for: rapid strength increase under sub-zero temperatures, unaffected by frost damage, anchoring ground bolts, embedding rebars, and grouting.

Equipment foundation secondary grouting for layers thickness between 30mm and 200mm. Secondary grouting for equipment foundations with oil resistance requirements, referred to as anti-freezing.

Type Grouting Material

Features

▲Early and high strength: After pouring, the strength can reach over 30Mpa within 1-3 days, shortening the construction period.

▲ Self-flowing mortar requires only water mixing on-site and is directly poured into the equipment foundation. The mortar self-levels, eliminating the need for vibration during construction, ensuring vibration-free application.

Long-distance grouting construction.

Micro-expansion castings maintain no shrinkage after long-term use, ensuring tight contact between equipment and foundation, and no shrinkage between foundations.

And apply appropriate inflation pressure to ensure long-term equipment performance.

Safe operation.

▲ After soaking in engine oil for 30 days, the oil resistance increases by over 10%, with the molding body being dense, impermeable, and adaptable to machinery.

Oil and grease-free, eco-friendly.

▲ Durable - Withstood 2 million fatigue tests and 50 freeze-thaw environment tests, showing no significant change in strength.

▲ Excellent corrosion resistance -40℃ to 600℃ for long-term safe use

▲ Low alkalinity and corrosion-resistant; strictly controlled raw material alkali content, suitable for projects with requirements for alkali-aggregate reaction inhibition.

Raw Materials

Cement

Utilize silicate cement or ordinary silicate cement, which must comply with the regulations of GB 175. When using other types of cement, they should meet

Corresponding standards

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2 Fine Aggregate

Should comply with the GB/T 14684 specification for Class I sand or artificial sand.

3 Concrete Admixtures

Concrete admixtures should comply with the regulations of GB 8076 and JC 4-76.

4 Other Materials

GB/T50448-2008

Meets relevant standard requirements