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Megapoxy 206 UltraVendor:
Megapoxy 206 Ultra is a heavy-duty, flowable structural epoxy grout for supporting machinery baseplates, setting anchor bolts and grouting rail tracks and bridge bearings. It fills prepared voids around steel and concrete to form a strong, impact-resistant connection in demanding civil and industrial installations.Structural...- From $159.57
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Megapoxy CT5Vendor:
Megapoxy CT5 is a black, cold-pour epoxy encapsulant for traffic detector loops, weigh-in-motion sensors, roadway lighting and airport landing-light recesses. It flows around embedded cables and components in concrete or asphalt without the brittle finish of a conventional rigid grout.Encapsulate traffic loops and runway...
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Megapoxy HICBVendor:
Megapoxy HICB is a pourable, high-impact epoxy backing compound for crusher liners and heavy processing machinery. It fills gaps behind metal wear liners to provide a rigid, supportive layer that distributes crushing loads.Backing for crusher and mill linersPour Megapoxy HICB behind prepared liner plates...
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SikaGrout® HESVendor:
SikaGrout HES is a rapid-setting, high-early-strength cementitious grout for supporting equipment and structural elements where an early return to service matters. This ready-mixed Class C shrinkage-compensated grout can be mixed to a flowable or trowellable consistency for appropriately prepared concrete and steel interfaces. Where...- $69.95
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RLA Penatech HS GroutVendor:RLARLA Penatech HS Grout is a high-strength, precision cementitious grout for load-bearing construction details such as machine bases, crane rails and structural bearing plates. Its shrinkage-compensated design is intended to maintain contact beneath confined supports. Where early return to service is the priority, compare...
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RLA Penatech HES GroutVendor:RLAFor civil engineering and heavy infrastructure installations where equipment downtime must be minimised, RLA Penatech HES Grout provides rapid strength development on concrete substrates. Tested and compliant with AS1012 and AS1478 as a Class C grout, this dual-expansion, shrinkage-compensated formula is designed for time-sensitive...
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RLA Penaflow Panel GroutVendor:RLARLA Penaflow Panel Grout is a shrinkage-compensated Class A construction grout for bedding precast concrete panels, filling core holes and supporting structural concrete sections. It expands during its plastic stage to help maintain contact beneath panels and within confined cavities. Choose it for conventional...
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RLA Penaflow UW GroutVendor:RLARLA Penaflow UW Grout is a cementitious construction grout specifically designed for underwater and tidal-zone placement. Its washout-resistant formulation is intended for wet structural cavities, marine piling, wharf repairs and other applications where conventional grout can be displaced by water during installation.Why choose UW...
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is grout used for in civil construction?
Grout fills voids, anchors fixtures, and encapsulates reinforcement where a solid bond is needed. Cementitious grouts suit most floor and interface works. Epoxy grouts handle chemical exposure and heavy loading. Match the product to the substrate and the load before you mix.
How do I choose between cementitious and epoxy grout?
Cementitious grout is the default for most civil fills and anchor beds. It cures by hydration and tolerates normal site conditions. Choose epoxy for chemical resistance, faster return to service, or higher load transfer. Check the product data sheet for exposure and loading limits.
What prep do I need before pouring grout?
The substrate must be clean, sound, and shaped for the pour. Remove loose material, dust, and standing water. Set your formwork or anchor template first. Follow the product mix and placement sequence. If the base is cracked or moving, fix that before you grout.
Can I use grout to fix a cracked slab?
Not on its own. Grout fills a prepared void or bed; it is not a crack repair system. A cracked slab needs the crack assessed and the right repair product specified first. Use grout after the repair for a filled or anchored detail.
Do you stock anchor grout for heavy equipment?
We stock anchor and load-transfer grouts including Megapoxy ranges. For heavy or critical machinery, check the anchor design and the grout load rating before you order. If the install spec comes from an engineer, follow that spec and confirm the product matches.
How long does grout take to cure?
Cure time depends on the product, the mix, and the site temperature. Cementitious grouts gain strength over days; epoxy grouts set faster. Do not load the grout before the product data sheet allows it. Cold or damp conditions slow the cure.