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QuakeBond™ 320LV

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QuakeBond™ 320LV (Low Viscosity Resin) is a two-component, high strength, low viscosity structural epoxy. The low viscosity makes this an ideal product for gravity feed. It can be used as a liquid binder for sand, aggregate or other mineral fillers to form cost-effective material to fill the annular space around piles when PileMedic® laminates are used. The resin cures underwater, making it suitable for the repair of submerged piles. The high compressive and tensile strength of this epoxy provides structural strength for the pile or pole in repairs using PileMedic® laminates. QuakeBond™ 320LV can be used in the repair of concrete, masonry, and wood structures. QuakeBond™ 320LV is a 100% solids formulation with low toxicity and low odor during the cure.

Product Type: 2K (2 component) Adhesive, Epoxy Adhesive, Solventless & High Solids Coating

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Concrete, Masonry, Wood

Chemical Family: Epoxy & Epoxy Derivatives

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Identification & Functionality

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims
Advantages
  • High strength, high modulus and low-viscosity structural adhesive.
  • Moisture tolerant-it curves underwater.
  • Fully compatible and excellent adhesion to PileMedic® carbon or glass laminates.
  • Convenient easy mix ratio, 2:1 by volume.
  • 100% solids, VOC free and Butyl Glycidyl Ether (BGE) free.
  • Nearly odor-free.

Applications & Uses

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
Uses
  • Filing the annular space created between the PileMedic® and concrete or timber pile or pole being repaired for both above water and submerged conditions.
  • As a binder mixed with sand and small-size aggregates to form a resin-based grout to fill larger annular spaces in the repair of piles and poles using PileMedic®.
  • Filling cracks in concrete by injection or gravity feed.
  • Crack repairs in masonry, wood and concrete structural members.
Coverage
  • Apply as a filler material to fill voids in concrete, masonry, and timber structures.
  • The application rate varies greatly based on the porosity and the volume of voids or annular spaces present.
  • For wider annular spaces, the epoxy can easily be mixed with clean silica sand and pea gravel (3/8 inch and under) for improved yield.
Application Equipment

Metering or dispensing equipment with ratio capabilities of 2:1 and viscosity range of 100 - 5000 cps.

Surface Preparation

Surfaces must be entirely free of oil, grease, dirt, detergent, surface water, laitance, curing compounds, coatings or other contaminants that may interfere with adhesion.

Mixing
  • Mix 2 parts resin “A” to 1 part hardener “B” by volume into a clean container.
  • Alternatively, proportion parts “A” and “B” to a weight ratio of 100:45.
  • Mix thoroughly for 3 minutes using a paddle at low speed (400 - 600 rpm) to avoid air entrainment.
  • Mix only the quantities that can be used within the pot life.
  • Remember you will have less working time at higher temperatures.
  • Do not thin; solvents will prevent proper cure.
  • If desired, silica sand and well-grained pea gravel (3/8 inch and under) can be added up to a maximum of 50 pounds of sand and gravel per gallon of QuakeBond™ 320LV.

5-gallon Kit:

  • Pre portion batches.
  • Pour Part B hardener into Part A resin.
  • Hand mix for 3 minutes, scraping sides and bottom of the container to ensure complete mixing.

55-gallon Kit:

  • Pre portion batches.
  • Pour Part B hardener into Part A resin.
  • Mix for 3 minutes using a Jiffy mixer head and a mechanical drill.
  • To ensure complete mixing, scrape the sides and bottom of the container and continue mixing for an additional 1 to 2 minutes.
  • Do not hand mix.
Application
  • Properly mixed QuakeBond™ 320LV can be used to fill the annular space between PileMedic® jackets and the pile or pole being repaired.
  • When introduced at the bottom of the annular space, the high density of the resin pushes the entrapped water to the top.
  • The resin can be thickened with clean silica sand and pea gravel (3/8 inch and under) for filling larger annular spaces.
  • All epoxy components shall be preconditioned to be at a temperature between 65°F (17°C) and 85°F (29°C) prior to the time of mixing.
Limitations
  • The minimum application temperature of the epoxy is 45°F (7°C).
  • Do not thin the epoxy with solvents.
  • This is not a crack injection resin.
  • Never install to a thickness greater than ½” without the presence of aggregate.
  • In large mass, the product will exotherm, possible bubbling might occur, consult QuakeWrap expert.
Cleanup
  • Uncured materials can be removed with an approved solvent or warm soapy water.
  • Cured materials can only be removed mechanically.

Properties

Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Mix Ratio (Weight, A:B)100:45
Viscosity (Mixed, 77°F)600.0cpsASTM D-2196
Working time (77°F)20.0minutes
Gel Time (Pot Life)30.0minutes
Weight (Mixed)9.1lb/gallon
Tensile Strength7500.0psiASTM D-638
Compressive Strength9800.0psiASTM D-695
Elongation (Break)4.8%ASTM D-638
Adhesion to Concrete (100% failure in concrete)min. 800psi
Hardness82.0Shore DASTM D-2240

Safety & Health

Safety Precautions
  • Avoid inhalation of vapors.
  • Forced local exhaust is recommended to effectively minimize exposure.
  • NIOSH approved, organic vapor respirators and forced exhaust is recommended in confined areas, or when conditions may cause high vapor concentrations.
  • Do not weld on, burn, or touch any epoxy materials as this will cause a release of hazardous vapors.
  • Consult MSDS for detailed information.

Packaging & Availability

Packaging Type
Packaging
  • Each component is supplied in either 5-gallon (19L) containers or 55-gallon (208L) drums, resulting in 15-gallon kits.
  • Ships DOT nonregulated.

Storage & Handling

Shelf Life & Storage
  • Shelf life is 18 months in original, unopened and properly stored containers.
  • Store at 65 - 85 °F (18 -29 °C).