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Parex Bedding Mortar SF

High strength structural support mortar

Parex Bedding Mortar SF is a cement based, one component powder mix including special shrinkage compensating components. The mixed material produces a mortar, which may be rammed into gaps between concrete units, without the use of shuttering, to create a supporting fill.

  • Pre bagged for quality
  • Chloride free
  • Shrinkage compensated
  • Easy to mix and apply
  • Good mechanical properties
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Usage

  • Bedding of precast units.
  • Pointing joints.
  • Filling lifting eyes.
  • Placement in gaps to form a fill without the use of shuttering.  

Advantages

  • Pre bagged for quality
  • Chloride free
  • Shrinkage compensated
  • Easy to mix and apply
  • Good mechanical properties

Packaging

25kg bag

Colour

Grey powder

Product Details

Product Information

Chemical Base

Portland cement, specially selected aggregates and shrinkage compensators.

Shelf Life

6 months

Storage Conditions

Store in original unopened, sealed and undamaged packaging in dry and cool conditions.

Density

2100kg/m3
Technical Information

Compressive Strength

1 day

~16 N/mm2

7 days

~36 N/mm2

28 days

~58 N/mm2

Typical values @ 20 °C

 

Application

Application Information

Mixing Ratio

~3.0 - 3.25 L of water for 25 kg powder

Layer Thickness

10mm - 75mm for structural support.

Down to 5mm for finishing.

Pot Life

~45 Mins @ 20 ºC
Consumption

Yield

The yield obtained is approximately 13 litres of mixed material.
Application steps

MIXING

Pour the required quantity of water into a suitable mixing vessel. Slowly add the powder to the water whilst continuously mixing. Mechanical mixing is recommended. Suitable mixers include a slow speed high torque drill with a Mortar Stirrer or a forced action mixer such as Creteangle or Mixal. Mixing should be continued to form a mortar of consistency suitable for ramming into place.

 

APPLICATION

Place Parex Bedding Mortar SF firmly into the prepared gap. Use a suitable ramming tool to ensure complete filling of the gap and compaction of the mortar. Allow the mortar to stiffen then finish the exposed surface with a dampened steel trowel.

CURING TREATMENT

Curing of exposed surfaces should be undertaken in accordance with good concrete practice. Suitable methods of curing include water spray, polythene sheeting and spray applied concrete curing membrane such as Sikafloor® ProSeal W.

CLEANING OF TOOLS

Clean all tools and application equipment with water immediately after use.
Hardened/cured material can only be mechanically removed.

 

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