Armor Plate 999 High-Strength Epoxy Grout
- Chemical Family
- Epoxy & Epoxy Derivatives
Armor Plate 999 High-Strength Epoxy Grout is a high strength, thermosetting, epoxy grout system. AP 999 is a packaged, premeasured, three-component system of epoxy resin, epoxy catalyst, and inert aggregate. This laboratory tested mixture produces a foundation grout with homogenous aggregate distribution. The rapid high strength and chemical resistance of the AP 999 grout provides an equipment foundation which is long-lasting, economical and maintenance free. Because of its quick cure time, AP 999 is excellent for areas where equipment must be placed in service with a short downtime. It has been used to grout all the equipment at the Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, North Slope Operations. AP 999 is used to pace equipment such as compressors, pumps, centrifuges, turbines, generators, kilns, steam engines diesel engines, milling machines, blowers and presses.
Product families
- Mortar & Grouts
Other characteristics
- Brand
- Armor Plate
- Features
Acid Resistant, Chemical Resistant, Cost Effective, Grease Resistant, High Strength, Oil Resistant, Salt Resistance, Solvent Resistant, Steam Resistant, Water Resistant
- Product Type
- Grout
- Mixing
Armor Plate 999 is packaged as a three-part, premeasured system of Resin (A), Cure (B), and Aggregate (C). Resin and cure must be thoroughly mixed before aggregate is added. DO NOT add aggregate before resin and cure are properly mixed Mix the AP 999MP according to the following instructions: 1 Add Armor Plate 999MP Cure (part B) to Armor Plate 999MP Resin (part A). DO NOT add Aggregate at this time. 2 Mix Resin and Cure thoroughly for at least 2 minutes. Use an electric mixing blade, a horizontal agitator, or other mechanical equipment suited for producing homogenous mix. 3 Pour the completely mixed AP 999MP Resin and Cure into a concrete or mortar mixer. 4 Add one-half of the AP 999MP Aggregate (part C) and mix until it is thoroughly wetted. 5 Add the remainder of the Aggregate and mix until all of the aggregate is thoroughly wetted. 6 For smaller batches use a 3/4″ drill and mix one (1) gallon with 50 lbs of Aggregate (part C).
- Markets
- Building & Construction
- Industrial
- Warning
- Causes eye irritation.
- May cause allergic skin reaction.
- Avoid breathing vapor or mist
- Do not get into eyes, on skin or clothing.
- PACKAGING
- Aggregate (part C)
- Advantages
Short cure time – Can be placed in service quickly No surface bubbling – Uniform, high strength surface with more than 95% bearing area Easy mixing – Premeasured, color-coded components Can be placed at temperatures as low as 45 °F High, non-volatile flashpoint – Can be shipped by air Used for grouting at Prudhoe Bay, Alaska
- Shelf LIfe
The shelf life of the Resin (part A) is Indefinite, while the Cure (part B) is a minimum of 2 years in tightly sealed containers. Contact Wil-Cor, Inc. for longer storage. The Aggregate (part C) is indefinite.
- Technology
- Ready-to-Use Products
Technical data
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21 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Color (Resin (part A)) | White | — | — |
| Color (Cure (part B)) | Black | — | — |
| Color (Mixture) | Gray | — | — |
| Color (Density) | 122.48 lbs/cu. ft. | — | — |
| Color (Consistency) | Flowable | — | — |
| Color (Pot Life (80 °F) | 2 hrs | — | — |
| Color (Cure Time (80 °F) | 22 hrs | — | — |
| Flash Point (Resin (part A)) | 343.0 | °F | — |
| Flash Point (Cure (part B)) | 320.0 | °F | — |
| Operating Temperature Range (Continuous High) | 180.0 | °F | — |
| Operating Temperature Range (Continuous Low) | -320.0 | °F | — |
| Bond To Concrete | Greater than Concrete | — | — |
