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Concrete
What is Concrete and how is it placed?

Concrete is a mixture of two components: aggregates and paste. The aggregate component is normally composed of sand and gravel or crushed stone. The paste component is normally comprised of cement, water and admixtures.

Concrete is usually placed using either the form-and-pour or form-and-pump method. Both methods usually involve the design and construction of formwork around the repair section (or new construction application), in order to shape the final grade of the concrete section to be placed. Placing concrete into a horizontal concrete repair section would be the exception, wherein formwork is generally not required.
Grout
What are the various types of Grout and where are they used?

Grout is a mixture of water, cement, admixtures and sometimes fine aggregate. It is used for placement into narrow cavities such as rock fissures or holes, to fill and consolidate two adjoining objects into a solid mass.

Grout is typically categorized as either a sanded grout or a neat grout. As the name implies, a sanded grout contains cement, sand, admixtures and water, while a neat grout contains cement, admixtures and water. Sanded grouts are normally used for general void filling and neat grouts are normally used for grouting around piles, cables and post-tensioning tendons.
Repair Mortar
What is Repair Mortar and what are its applications?

A repair mortar is a patching material composed of cement, fine aggregates and admixtures. It is used to repair concrete or masonry surfaces. Repair mortars are best suited for shallow concrete repairs (those less than 1.5-2 inches or 38-50 mm). Typical applications include the repair of honeycombs, bug holes, tie-rod holes or any other small concrete section.
ChemGrout Equipment
What type of equipment does ChemGrout offer?

The ChemGrout brand offers a large and varying line of grout mixers and pumps to suit your specialized grouting application. From low profile, manual grout pumps that can be carried by hand, to large trailer and skid-mounted, colloidal mixers and agitators, ChemGrout offers a diverse line of grouting equipment designed to meet the demands of every application.
King Equipment
What type of equipment does KING offer?

Under the KING Shotcrete Solutions name, KING offers equipment for applications such as a large volume, high-production concrete pours, where ready-mix is not feasible or available. Machinery such as continuous mixers are designed for use with pre-blended, “just add water” concrete mix that is supplied in bags or by silo.