[TheForge] Hydraulic Cements etc

[Ralph Sproul]

Don, If the products are made by sono-grout, the odds are they are pretty
decent.  I remember using this product for shimming base plates on steel
buildings and wharehouses.  Sono Grout is an excellent masonry grouting
product that allows a floor under a machine or said base plates to be fully
supported with just a thin layer of masonry material.......any other finish
cement would just crack and spit out under the pressure and flex.

I'll check into those products you mention where I got my sono-grout.

Ralph
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Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 9:00 AM
Subject: Re: [TheForge] Hydraulic Cements etc


In a message dated 11/11/2004 8:04:00 AM Eastern Standard Time,
brhlbsmt at mcttelecom.com writes:

Thanks for the info on this product Don.
While looking for a good mounting solution I was also advised by my
construction equipment supplier to consider the two products shown below.
They  are
produced by Sonneborn under thier Sonocrete divisions. They are not
available
to the general public and for professional use only. But that's us,  right?
Anyway, I have been advised these are really serious bonding agents
frequently
used on high rise construction, etc. One is for horizontal, the other  for
vertical.

Regards, Don




Rapid Gel
Rapid Gel is a rapid-setting, high-modulus, epoxy-resin, nonsag structural
gel adhesive. Use it for sealing cracks, setting injection ports, and
grouting
bolts and pins in horizontal and overhead applications.
EpoGrip™
Epogrip™ is a multi-purpose solvent-free structural bonding and grouting
epoxy adhesive that possesses superior strength characteristics and provides
excellent adhesion to most structural materials. Its moisture-insensitive
formula makes it suitable for use on damp or dry  surfaces
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