Posts by Phoscrete
Self-Perform Shotcrete Repairs with Phoscrete MPC and ShotPump
Save Time and Money on Larger Vertical and Overhead Concrete Repairs Welcome to a new era of concrete repair with Phoscrete’s ShotPump. This innovative equipment is designed to make your repair projects faster, easier, and more efficient, whether you’re repairing large volumes of concrete on horizontal surfaces or tackling vertical and overhead structures. …
Read More2024 National Bridge Preservation Conference
Welcome to the ITD Experience – Your Gateway to Innovation! Experience ITD Discover how the Innovative Technology Demonstrations (ITD) Program is shaping the future of bridge and pavement preservation. Stop by our table near the registration booth to explore the latest in advanced solutions and engage with industry leaders. About NBPC 2024 As…
Read MoreHow Phoscrete Rebar Coat Protects Your Structures
Rust never sleeps, but thanks to Phoscrete Rebar Coat, you can relax knowing your structures are protected from corrosion. At Phoscrete, we understand the challenges you face with corrosion and the ongoing battle to preserve your infrastructure. That’s why we developed the Phoscrete Rebar Coat, powered by our proven MALP technology. This advanced coating stops…
Read MoreThe Crazy Strong Bond of Phoscrete MPC Concrete
As a professional involved in maintaining and repairing various structures, you know the challenges of finding materials that offer both strength and ease of use. Phoscrete MPC is here to change the game. This innovative concrete material creates an incredibly strong bond, making it ideal for repairing everything from bridges and runways to parking decks…
Read MoreTime is Money, and Phoscrete MPC Concrete Saves You Both
In the world of concrete repair, the biggest challenge is often time. The longer a project takes, the more money it costs. Phoscrete MPC concrete bridges this gap, saving you both time and money. What is Phoscrete MPC Concrete? Phoscrete MPC concrete is a next-generation magnesium-phosphate cement product. It excels in diverse environments, from…
Read MorePhoscrete MPC: Concrete that’s Tougher than Winter
If you’ve ever been in charge of maintaining critical infrastructure, you know one thing for sure—winter weather can wreak havoc on concrete structures. Every year, winter storms cause massive damage to bridges, runways, parking decks, industrial floors, and more across the United States and Canada, leaving them weakened and structurally unsound. But what if there…
Read MoreKeeping Yourself Safe from Silica Dust During Bridge Concrete Repair
Bridge concrete repairs are essential but come with significant safety challenges, one of the most critical being silica dust exposure. Silica dust is a fine, hazardous material that can cause serious health issues over time. Fortunately, there are definitive steps you can take to protect yourself and your team while working on these vital repairs.…
Read More50% More Safety with Phoscrete Bridge Repairs
Working on and around bridges can be dangerous. Heavy traffic, hazardous and slippery conditions, and the potential of vehicular accidents are always threats. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Phoscrete concrete bridge repairs can dramatically reduce the likelihood of worker injury from traffic accidents by up to 50%. Let’s learn more about why…
Read MoreThe Great Irony of Rebar Rusting in Concrete
Rebar is essential for reinforcing concrete, but it can also cause significant issues like corrosion and spalling. Our blog explains why rebar rusts and how you can prevent it. If you’re a bridge maintenance professional, you know the meaning of irony. You know that installing rebar in concrete to reinforce it is one of…
Read MoreThe Importance of Expansion and Control Joints in Infrastructure Preservation
Expansion and control joints are integral parts of any concrete structure, including bridges, parking structures, and stadiums. These joints provide the flexibility needed to handle constant expansion and shrinkage due to temperature changes and other external forces. Moreover, they help preserve the structural integrity of these structures by preventing damage from occurring below the surface.…
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