Description
MYK Arment NS 50: The High-Performance Non-Shrink Free-Flow Grout
MYK NS 50 (part of the Armix range) is a premium, cementitious, non-shrink grout engineered for high-precision applications. Designed to provide exceptional flow and high ultimate strength, it is the ideal solution for filling gaps where structural integrity and load-bearing capacity are non-negotiable.
Unlike standard mortars, MYK NS 50 features a controlled expansion system that compensates for shrinkage in both plastic and hardened states, ensuring a permanent, void-free bond between surfaces.
Key Features & Advantages
Dual Expansion System: Compensates for shrinkage in both the plastic and hardened phases, ensuring total surface contact.
High Ultimate Strength: Reaches high compressive strength, making it suitable for supporting heavy static and dynamic loads.
Exceptional Flow: Its self-leveling properties allow it to penetrate into intricate areas and under large base plates without the need for vibration.
Chloride & Iron Free: Formulated to be non-corrosive, ensuring the long-term protection of anchor bolts and reinforcement steel.
Excellent Adhesion: Bonds powerfully to concrete and steel surfaces, creating a monolithic connection.
Ready-to-Use: Just add the specified amount of clean water to achieve the desired consistency (flowable or pourable).
Ideal Application Areas
MYK NS 50 is widely used in industrial and infrastructure projects for:
Machine Foundations: Grouting for heavy-duty turbines, generators, and industrial presses.
Structural Columns: Bedding for stanchion base plates and steel columns.
Pre-cast Construction: Filling joints between pre-cast concrete sections.
Anchor Bolting: Securing foundation bolts and starter bars in concrete.
Bridge Bearings: Providing stable support for bridge girder pads.
Best Practices for Success
Important: To prevent "air entrapment," always pour the grout from one side only. This allows the air to escape ahead of the grout flow. For large pours, ensure you have enough material mixed to maintain a continuous "head" of grout to keep the flow moving.
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