Crack Seal Compound

Crack Seal Compound

Crack Seal Compound is a specially formulated solvent-less three-component epoxy-based system specifically engineered for the permanent sealing and structural bonding of cracks in concrete. Its advanced low-viscosity formula ensures deep penetration into the finest hairline fractures, restoring the structural integrity of your surfaces while creating an impermeable barrier against water, chemicals, and contaminants.

Crack sealing system is designed for structural and non-structural concrete repair applications. It is used for sealing cracks in concrete structures, including heavy machinery foundations and cracked ceilings. The system exhibits excellent resistance to moisture ingress and industrial chemicals. Under special application conditions, the material is capable of sealing cracks ranging from 0.5 mm up to 10 mm (including width and height), subject to proper surface preparation and application procedures.

Application

Features & Benefits

Excellent Adhesion To Concrete

Fast Curing With Minimal Downtime

Low Viscosity For Deep Penetration Into Hairline And Fine Cracks

Performance Properties

Appearance Brown
Pot Life @25 °C, Minutes 25-30
Shrinkage Nil
Cure Method Self-Curing
Curing Time, @ 30 °C
• Foot Traffic, hours
• Vehicular Traffic, hours
• Full Cure, days

4-5
24
7
Mixed Density, Kg/L 1.20 ± 0.05
Application Temperature, °C 25-30
Compressive Strength @ 30 °C, kg/cm² 650-700
Mixing Ratio (By Weight) 2(R):1(H):10(Agg)

Note: Depending upon cracks can be adjust the size granules of Aggregate. Coverage depends on floor or substrate requirement.

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