The surface onto which the grout is to be applied should be scabbled to remove laitance and expose the aggregate. Do not use bush hammers or similar preparation equipment that can crush the aggregate but leave it in place. The substrates must be sound, clean, dust free, and free from all traces of oil, curing compound, gypsum, paint, corrosion deposits or algae, or laitance which would impair adhesion.
Formwork:
Care should be taken to ensure formwork is secure and watertight to prevent movement and leaking during the placing and curing of the grout. This can be achieved by using foam rubber strips or mastic sealant beneath the constructed formwork & between joints. The area should be free of excessive vibration. Where AnchorPro Grout NS is to be poured, ensure access is available and a head of pressure can be maintained. Seal drainage outlets and ensure formwork is secure to prevent movement and grout loss during placement. Shut down adjacent machinery until the grout has hardened. Air pressure relief holes should be provided to allow venting of any isolated high spots. If Levelling shims are to be removed after the grout has hardened, they should be treated with a thin layer of grease. The unrestrained surface area must be kept to a minimum. Generally, the gap width between the perimeter formwork and the plate edge should not exceed 75 mm on the pouring side and 25 mm on the opposite side. It is advisable where practical to have no gap at the flank sides.
Pre-soaking:
The formwork should include outlets for pre-soaking. For a minimum of 2 hours prior to grouting, the prepared substrate should be thoroughly soaked, to a saturated but surface dry condition prior to application of the AnchorPro Grout NS to minimize absorption and to assist in the free flow of the grout. Soaking prior to placement is essential and provision should be made for drainage outlets. Before pouring, remove all excess water from the cavity. To facilitate the elimination of unabsorbed water, use compressed air if necessary. Particular attention should be paid to bolt holes to ensure that these are water-free. Use oil-free compressed air to blow out bolt holes & pockets as necessary. Base plates, bolts, etc. must be clean and free of oil, grease, and paint, etc. Set & align the equipment.


































































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