Sauereisen, Inc. Grout No. F-100

Engineers and architects concerned with a structural and machine placement that requires grouting are aware of the need for a nonmetallic, inorganic, premixed and dimensionally stable material. Sauereisen's high-early strength Grout No. F-100 meets this need. Sauereisen No. F-100 is composed of inorganic materials of the highest purity -- a coarse quartzite aggregate of 99.6% pure silica screened to size for ultimate density. Continuous quality control of raw materials and the finished product results in a grout that is COMPLETELY STABLE. Sauereisen Grout No. F-100 will remain volume stable in both wet and dry conditions. It remains stable without cracking or lamination from compressive loading, severe impact, lateral thrust, high heat or continuous vibration. Metallic grouts contain metal filings which corrode and expand unpredictably under normal conditions. When subjected to wet and dry cycles, metallic grouts expand, crack and stain. Sand and cement grouts mixed from materials of variable quality are known to have different properties from batch to batch, resulting in unpredictable shrinkage. Some grouts contain gas-forming chemicals which expand to compensate for the shrinkage that occurs in the plastic state before hardening. No. F-100 contains no materials which produce corrosion or the evolution of gases. Most of the other nonmetallic and organic-based grouts are not volume stable and eventually shrink.