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Resin Cementitious Grout
This grout incorporates high quality blended powders and
various polymer resins as dictated by the desired end
use objective. This achieves a high strength finish similar
to concrete, combined with the flexible properties associated
with an asphaltic or macadam material. |
Its benefits are:
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High Strength
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Fuel Resistance
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Specific Resistance Properties
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Colours |
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2.
Asphaltic Grout
This material was first produced in Germany in the 1930’s
and is essentially a blend of bitumen and natural raw
materials. It is unique in its manufacture in that, although
appearing like an emulsion, the product is in fact a colloidal
dispersion.
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Its benefits are:
• Flexibility
• Low Oxidisation
Breakdown
• Impermeability
• Colours |
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Grouted Macadams will outperform most conventional materials
if used correctly. Base design or existing base strength will
ultimately affect the design life of any surface course whatever
its properties, and care must be taken to avoid relying on superior
surface course qualities as a means of cost saving.
