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Mungo MIT-SP Masonry Injection Mortar: Summary Data Sheet
A one-page summary sheet for Mungo MIT-SP injection mortar for masonry, Hobson part prefix MUCMTSP. It lists the approvals and features, typical uses, and the working and curing times at different temperatures.
What this covers
- Approvals and features
- Applications
- Working and curing times
- Installation steps
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- European Technical Approval to ETAG 029 for use in masonry, and Option 7 for non-cracked concrete with anchor rod and with rebar used as an anchor.
- Medium duty, fast curing, grey mortar, styrene free and low odour. Works in dry, damp and water-filled drill holes, and in perforated brick with a sleeve.
- Zinc plated rod for indoor use, stainless steel for outdoor use.
- Uses: light steel constructions, frames, gates, light duty fixings, facades and consoles.
- Working time and curing time: 20 to 29°C, 6 and 45 minutes; 10 to 14°C, 20 and 100 minutes; -5 to 0°C, 90 and 360 minutes.
Who it helps: Anyone choosing a resin for fixing into brick or block, or checking how long it needs to cure.
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