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Phoscrete Product Information

 

 

 

Phoscrete® Product Information

 

The Phoscrete Bond

Phoscrete is a rigid concrete repair material that permanently and seamlessly bonds to existing concrete substrates. Click here to read our white paper.

Easy and Accurate Mixing

Phoscrete a pre-measured, two component (bag and jug) system that insures accurate and consistent mixing from batch to batch.

Self-Leveling 

Phoscrete reduces the labor required for leveling and finishing. Phoscrete forms a smooth and flush surface that blends with the existing concrete surface.

Green Product

Phoscrete meets the criteria to be classified as a Green Product and participates in the Concrete Joint Sustainability Initiative.

Controlled Setting

Phoscrete cures once the exothermic reaction is complete. Specific formulations are available with specific setting and curing cycles.

All Season Use

Phoscrete formulations are available for all climates and temperatures from sub-zero to those far exceeding 200ºF.

Rapid Return To Service

Phoscrete is a rapid curing, high-strength material. Within one hour following placement, Phoscrete attains high compressive strengths, allowing the surface to be opened to heavy duty rubber tired traffic.

Partial Depth Repairs

Because Phoscrete bonds to existing poured concrete, instead of full slab replacement, partial depth repairs achieve faster results with less labor, less material, and less waste.

Inhibits Rusting

Phoscrete is classified as a rust pasivator. On contact, it converts iron oxides to metal phosphates, eliminating existing rust from reinforcing steel, and inhibiting further rusting.

Resists Freeze/Thaw Cycling

Very low porosity combined with its chemcial bond mean Phoscrete repairs are highly resistant to freeze/thaw cycling and drastic weather changes.

Chemical Resistant

Phoscrete is resistant to alkaline materials, including heavy concentrations of salt water.

Heat Resistant

Phoscrete formulations are available that resist continuous operating temperatures above 2500ºF.

 

 

Last modified at 6/10/2010 9:07 PM  by Brian Mintz