Fosroc Renderoc St 06 Powder Part B 10kg
Fosroc Renderoc St 06 Powder Part B 10kg is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Fosroc Renderoc St 06 Powder Part B 10kg
Description
Description
Renderoc ST 06 Powder Part B is a key component of the Renderoc ST 06 system — a high-performance, zinc-rich sacrificial anode-based repair mortar designed for the protection and restoration of steel-reinforced concrete. Part B is a specially formulated dry powder, blended with graded fillers and additives, and is mixed on-site with the corresponding liquid component (Part A) to form a highly durable, corrosion-inhibiting repair mortar.
Key Features:
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Part of a dual-component system designed for cathodic protection in patch repair
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Enhances durability and corrosion resistance of reinforced concrete
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Excellent bond to both steel and concrete substrates
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Shrinkage compensated – reduces cracking and improves long-term stability
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Chloride-free – safe for use around reinforcement
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Complies with international standards for concrete repair systems
Typical Uses:
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Structural repair of reinforced concrete in marine, industrial, and infrastructure settings
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Corrosion control in carbonated or chloride-contaminated concrete
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Repairs requiring electrochemical protection of embedded steel
Packaging:
10kg bag (Powder Part B) – to be used in combination with Renderoc ST 06 Part A
Mixing Ratio:
Mix as per Fosroc’s technical data sheet to ensure optimal performance and consistency
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