"Ume Taro" Mortar for Forming, Filling, and Simple Repair of Concrete Structures
Fast-setting polymer cement mortar that can be shaped by cutting.
"Ume Taro" is a premixed mortar developed for repairing damaged areas of concrete structures and buildings, as well as for backfilling after core drilling and various concrete repairs. It can be used simply by mixing with water. It can be easily shaved and shaped, and the finish is a color that closely resembles concrete, making it inconspicuous. 【Features】 - Usable by just mixing with water - The small package type uses a dedicated container, allowing for easy mixing by just adding water and shaking - Quick-setting, allowing for rapid release - Easily shaved and shaped, with a finish that closely resembles concrete and is not noticeable For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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basic information
【Basic Physical Properties】 ○ Compressive Strength: 27 N/mm² ○ Flexural Strength: 6.0 N/mm² ○ Adhesion Strength: 1.5 N/mm² ○ Wear Resistance: -11.03 g ○ Shrinkage Rate: -0.045% ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
Price information
Design price: 9,000 yen for a 4 kg set; 6,800 yen for a 10 kg bag.
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Applications/Examples of results
【Applications】 ○ Civil Engineering: Repair of concrete structures, joint filling, etc. : Backfill repair after core drilling investigations, etc. ○ Concrete Secondary Products: Repair of concrete products, artificial wood, etc. ○ Architecture: Repair of damaged ALC, repair of damaged concrete and mortar sections. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
Detailed information
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Ume Taro 500g Set Convenient small size type. Just add water to the container and shake to mix.
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Company information
The Cementex Division handles products and methods related to the maintenance and repair of concrete structures, including the Cementex series, a cationic SBR emulsion developed in Japan in 1973 by Obanaya Industries (formerly known as Obanaya Sangyo), as well as environmentally friendly measures such as heat-reflective energy-saving roofing paint methods.