PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

MAXRITE® 700 is a single-component, polymer-modified, fiber-reinforced cementitious repair mortar enhanced with microsilica and corrosion inhibitors. It is specially designed for structural concrete repair in environments exposed to chloride attack, carbonation, and aggressive chemicals.

This advanced formula delivers long-lasting protection, exceptional bond strength, and high mechanical performance without requiring primers or special bonding agents. Its thixotropic consistency makes it suitable for both vertical and overhead applications, allowing repair thicknesses up to 50 mm per layer.

Typical Applications:

• Structural repair of concrete affected by corrosion, carbonation, or impact.
• Maintenance of bridges, marine structures, dams, and harbors.
• Repair of prefabricated concrete elements and industrial floors.
• Restoration of concrete exposed to freeze/thaw cycles, acid rain, or de-icing salts.

Advantages:

• Built-in corrosion inhibitors protect reinforcement steel.
• High mechanical strength and long-lasting repair performance.
• Excellent adhesion — no primer needed.
• Waterproof and resistant to freeze/thaw cycles.
• Resists carbonation and chemical attack.
• Thixotropic — no slump even in thick layers.
• Easy to mix and apply — just add water.
• Suitable for manual or spray application.
• Odourless and solvent-free, ideal for enclosed or poorly ventilated areas.

If the slurry primer dries up, or the previous layer is completely set, apply a new slurry coat to continue the job.
Do not use any MAXRITE 700 leftovers to prepare a new batch.
Do not use mixing methods which cause violent mix and do not mix for prolonged periods.
Finished layers between 5 and 50 mm. thick. Place special attention in pressing with the trowel to prevent any air from being trapped. Mark the surface of each layer with the trowel to improve the adhesion of the following one, which can be placed after about 30 minutes. Shape the last layer as desired before the final hardening occurs.
Do not apply below 5 °C or if lower substrate or ambient temperatures are expected during the 24 hours following the repair.