Emcekrete 60 A – high-strength cementitious grout, 25 kg
Emcekrete 60 A is a flowable, shrinkage-compensated cementitious grout for bedding and structural grouting. Its high early and final strength supports load transfer beneath structural and machinery components. Supplied in a 25 kg bag. Applications Grouting beneath machines, bridge bearings, crane rails and steel structures. Anchors, bolts, precast connections and structural cavities. Pouring or pumping...
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Emcekrete 60 A is a flowable, shrinkage-compensated cementitious grout for bedding and structural grouting. Its high early and final strength supports load transfer beneath structural and machinery components. Supplied in a 25 kg bag.
Applications
- Grouting beneath machines, bridge bearings, crane rails and steel structures.
- Anchors, bolts, precast connections and structural cavities.
- Pouring or pumping into appropriately detailed confined spaces.
Technical details
| Product code | 48100700371001000 |
|---|---|
| Water per 25 kg | 2.3–2.4 l |
| Layer thickness | 25–200 mm |
| Maximum grain size | 8 mm |
| Dry powder consumption | Approx. 2.09 kg/dm³ |
| Working time at +20 °C | Approx. 90 min |
| Application temperature | Above +5 °C and below +35 °C |
| Compressive strength at 24 h / 7 / 28 days | Approx. 50.5 / 70 / 95 N/mm² |
Application and important conditions
Remove unsound material and laitance and prepare a sound substrate. Formwork must be stable and leak-tight.
Mix with the specified water to a uniform flowable consistency. Do not add water later to restore workability.
Pour continuously so that air can escape and the void fills completely. Do not use a reaction-resin bonding primer.
Protect exposed surfaces from rapid drying, wind and sunlight for at least 3 days. Stated strengths are laboratory values at +21 ±2 °C and 50% relative humidity.
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Frequently asked questions
Can it be used for an entire floor slab?
It is not intended for large open-area pours. Use it for bedding and grouting within the appropriate structural detail.
How do I calculate the quantity?
Multiply the void volume in dm³ by approximately 2.09 kg/dm³ and add application losses. A 10 dm³ void needs about 20.9 kg of dry material before losses.
Does three days mean final strength?
No. Three days is the stated minimum protection period against drying. Strength continues to develop; loading must follow the design and actual curing conditions.