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FIELD OF APPLICATION Then press MasterSeal 590 mortar firmly into the opening;
MasterSeal 590 is used to stop active water or seepage exert full pressure, without moving the hand or trowel.
under pressure through joints, cracks and holes in concrete
or masonry, where a normal mortar would be washed away Do not remove the hand too quickly.
and resin mortars would not bond.
If the opening is too big to be closed with 0.5kg of
Areas of use include: MasterSeal 590, work from the sides to the middle,
As a seal for construction joints or floor joints prior to following the above procedure.
basement tanking with.
For instant sewer connections After stopping the active water, trim off the patch so that it
For sealing cracks and construction joints in reservoirs is uniformly level with the surrounding wall surfaces.
and other water retaining structures
For rapid anchoring of bolts, conduits, pipes, railings, For sealing cracks at the junction of floor and wall in an
sanitary equipment, etc. existing construction:
Joint filling, pointing between concrete segments in Cut out the crack at least 20mm wide and deep, cutting
concrete and brick tunnels, sewage systems, pipes back into the wall slightly.
and mines.
Flush away all cuttings and dirt.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS Force MasterSeal 590 mortar into the prepared crack and
• Ultra-rapid set, instant plugging of leaks
smooth it out.
• Requires the addition of water only
Form a 45o cove or fillet at the junction of floor and wall of
• Expands as it sets, ensuring a permanent watertight
approximately 35-45 mm.
seal
• Similar characteristics and compatible with concrete
For sealing the junction between a concrete floor and a
• Chloride-free
masonry wall in new construction:
• Does not promote corrosion of the reinforcement
Form a rebate throughout the basement and sub-basement
APPLICATION PROCEDURE rooms and pits by inserting a strip of wood
Preparation of substrate 20mm x 20mm at the junction of vertical masonry walls and
Cracks or holes should be cut to a minimum width and the concrete floor slabs.
depth of 20 mm, cutting the sides as square as The top edge of the strip should be laid true and level with
practicable. Undercut if possible. Avoid leaving a V- finished concrete floors and left in place until fresh concrete
section. Do not feather-edge. has cured.
Flush out holes, joints or cracks with water to remove all
Remove the wood strip previously inserted.
loose particles and dust.
All surfaces must be dampened with clean water
Wash the groove with clean water from a hose pipe to
immediately prior to the application of MasterSeal 590.
remove debris.
Fill the groove with MasterSeal 590 mortar mixed to a stiff
Mixing and Application consistency; force or tamp it into place with a round-nosed
Mixing should only be done by hand. tool to form a cove between the floor and wall.
For plugging active leaks: Keep the MasterSeal 590 mortar damp for 15 minutes if
Mix, in a suitable container, only sufficient material (0.5kg) no active water is present.
that can be placed by hand in one application.
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Ultra rapid setting mortar to plug active water leaks
COVERAGE
1kg of powder will fill approximately 585cm3 or a joint 20mm
x 20mm x 1.45m.
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Ultra rapid setting mortar to plug active water leaks
Product Data
Property Unit Data
30 Minutes 2.7
24 Hours 6.1
Flexural Strength N/mm2
7 Days 6.3
28 Days 7.0
30 Minutes 13.8
24 Hours 31.0
Compressive Strength N/mm2
7 Days 44.3
28 Days 52.8
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Ultra rapid setting mortar to plug active water leaks
Resin Products Products are sold subject to the Company's standard conditions of sale and all
Can cause irritation, dermatitis or allergic reaction. Use protective equipment customers, users and specifiers, should ensure that they examine the
particularly for skin and eyes. Use only in well ventilated areas. Company's latest Product Literature.
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