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ULTRABOND SPA - 5400 Low
High Strength Segmental Pre-Cast Adhesive
| Description:
| Ultrabond SPA - 5400 Low is a two component 100% solids epoxy, solvent free, high strength, high modulus, moisture insensitive, non-sag paste epoxy adhesive. Formulated for use to bond pre-cast segmental box girders, bridge and other segmental construction. It is an excellent choice for any application where bonding concrete to concrete is required.
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Uses and
Advantages:
| The 1:1 ratio is easy and convenient to mix.
Moisture insensitive during and after cure.
Concrete gray color when mixed.
Non-sag paste formula.
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| Packaging:
| Ultrabond SPA is available in 1 gallon, 2 gallon, and 10 gallon kits.
| Coverage: |
1 Gallon yield 231 cu. in. of epoxy
1.8 cu. in. = 1 fl. oz. |
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COVERAGE
Thickness
(1000 mils = 1 in.) |
Coverage/Gallon |
| 1/4" = 250 mils |
6.4 sq. ft. |
| 3/16" = 187 mils |
8.5 sq. ft. |
| 1/8" = 125 mils |
12.8 sq. ft. |
| 1/16" = 62.5 mils |
25.5 sq. ft. |
Manufactured In The U.S.A. by ULTRABOND
A Division of U.S. Anchor
| How To Use:
| BULK USE: Pre-mix each component "A" and "B" separately. Then mix all of part "A" with all of part "B" until a uniform gray color with no streaks is achieved. Mix with a drill on low speed (400 rpm) for a minimum of three minutes. Make sure to scrape the sides and bottom to thoroughly mix all contents. Mix the epoxy in 1:1 proportions. Mix only the quantity that can be used within the pot life of the adhesive. Read and follow the complete instruction guide for anchoring and doweling with bulk adhesives.
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TECHNICAL DATA FOR ULTRABOND SPA - 5400 LOW
| Storage Conditions |
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below 90° F |
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| Consistency/Viscosity (@90°F) |
ASTM C881 |
Non-Sag Paste |
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| Temperature Range |
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40° F - 60° F |
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| Mixing Ratio A:B (Volume) |
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1:1 |
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| Gel Time (1 gallon @ 60° F) |
ASTM C881 |
30 minutes 1 |
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| Contact Time: Thin film (1/16" @ 60° F) |
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2 Hours 1 |
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| Bond Strength (2 day Cure @ 43° F) |
ASTM C882 |
>1,000 psi |
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Compressive Yield Strength (24 hour Cure @ 43° F)
Compressive Yield Strength (48 hour Cure @ 43° F) |
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6,300 psi
9,500 psi |
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| Contact Yield Strength (2 day Cure @ 60° F) |
ASTM D638 |
>1,250 psi |
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1. Gel and Bolt Up Times lengthen as temperatures decrease and shorten as temperatures increase.
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