
Description
SikaGrout(R) 212 is a non-shrink, cementitious grout with a unique two-stage shrinkage compensating mechanism, compensating for shrinkage in both the plastic and the hardened states. It is non-metallic, contains no chlorides and may be placed at various consistencies ranging from dry pack to fluid by simply adjusting the quantity of mixing water. This product can be used both indoor and outdoor, as well as on, below and above grade. It can be used for structural grouting of column base plates, machine base plates, anchor bolts, bearing plates, bridge seats and precast wall panels, as well as for grouting projects where ability to adjust consistency and achieve accelerated strength development is required.
- Pre-blended for easy application and maximum field control. Just add water, mix and place
- Versatile, can be applied in any consistency from dry pack to fluid by varying water content
- Reducing water content accelerates strength development and ultimate compressive strength values

Product specifications
Application Method
Trowel
Base Material
Cement
Container Type
Bag
For Use With
Concrete and mortar
Manufacturer Color/Finish
Grey
Series Name
SikaGrout
Type
Repair
Unit of Measure
Pound(s)
Unit of Measure Quantity
1
VOC Level
0
Warranty
None
Fast Setting
Yes
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Date published: 2023-05-25
Can this be used to anker rebar in holes drilled in shale to prevent vertical force to lift cement pillars formed with sonotubes
Thank you for your inquiry. Potentially, this could be a solution for your project. However, you would need to consult an engineering firm to
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Date published: 2022-10-21