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NO. 380 
588™
PRECISION GROUT
NON-SHRINK, NON-FERROUS, NON-GASEOUS 
Provides excellent workability and high
yields designed to cut placement time costs. 
 
SEALTIGHT 588 PRECISION GROUT is a non-corrosive, non-gaseous, high-strength,
easy-to-use and economical material developed for a wide range of placement
consistencies, excellent workability, adequate placement time and 
high-yield cost efficiencies. 
 
Technical Description 
SEALTIGHT 588 PRECISION GROUT is a Portland Cement base product. It
is non-corrosive, non-gaseous and provides high density, high initial and
ultimate flexural and compressive strengths. Its high yields help cut in-place
grouting costs. It can be mixed quickly, as needed, on the job-site. 
 
588 GROUT offers exceptional workability and is easily placed by pouring or
pumping. The product is designed to give non-shrink performance under various
conditions, in interior or exterior applications. 
 
Uses 
588 is suggested for precision grouting of machinery bases,
generators, rolling mills, punch presses, compressors, etc.; structural grouting
of precast columns, steel columns, crane rails, precast beams, etc.; anchoring
of guard rails, sign posts, bridge seats, anchor bolts, guide wires, dowels,
etc. 
 
Features and Benefits 
    | High-flow, high-density, high initial and ultimate
    flexural and compressive strengths
    | Non-shrink performance under various conditions, in
    interior or exterior applications
    | Joins, supports and anchors...a multiplicity of uses
    | Quickly and easily placed by pouring or pumping
    | Mixes quickly on the job site as needed
    | Offers exceptional workability and high grout
    yield...cuts overall grouting costs
    | Resists most oils, gasoline, water, solvent and alkalis
    | Extendable up to 50%
    | Chloride-free
    | No site batching required for consistent results |  
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Application Tools 
 
 
  
    
      
           
        Mortar Mixer 
        Rubber-Tipped Blades | 
      
           
        Wheelbarrow | 
      
           
        Shovel | 
     
  
 
Application 
All grouting should be done using
established procedures according to American Concrete Institute recommendations:
ACI 351.1R-93 "Grouting for Support of Equipment and Machinery" 
 
SURFACE PREPARATION: All grout surfaces must be clean, dry and completely free
of laitance, oil, grease, other coatings and any other contamination. Unsound
concrete must be chipped out, leaving surface level, but rough. Grout area
should be saturated with water 12-24 hours prior to grouting. Remove all excess
water before placing grout. Surface should be saturated, surface dry (SSD). 
 
FORMING: Method of forming must provide for rapid, continuous grout replacement.
For pouring, allow a minimum clearance of 3" for entry and 6" minimum
grout "head". Forming must also provide for venting to avoid
entrapment of air. Provide 1/2" minimum form clearance on all sides and
1" clearance for "head". 
 
MIXING: Small quantities of 588 GROUT may be hand mixed in a concrete mixing pan
until lump-free.. For large quantities and continuous pours, mix using a mortar
mixer with rubber-tipped blades or appropriate grout pump for a minimum of 5
minutes. Use minimum water required to produce desired placement consistency.
Use 6.5 pts. (3.1 liters) of water per bag of grout for plastic consistency;
7.25 pts. (3.4 liters) for medium flow (pourable) and 8.25 pts. (3.9 liters) for
high flow. 
 
Mix in 2 steps: Add 2/3 of water requirement...add grout...after partial mixing,
add remainder of water for desired consistency. Thoroughly mix total quantity
for 2 to 3 minutes. Do not mix more than can be placed in 30 minutes. 
 
PLACEMENT: 588 Precision Grout is easily placed by pouring or pumping;
compaction can be accomplished by rodding or light vibrating. Place grout on one
side, flowing to opposite and adjacent sides to avoid entrapment of air. When
necessary, provide vent holes. Grout "head" and excess grout may be
removed after initial set. 
 
CURING: Forms may be removed after grout has hardened to an initial set, usually
within 4 to 6 hours. At this point, make final finish. Prevent rapid loss of
water by covering with wet burlap during first 48 hours or apply appropriate
SEALTIGHT Curing or Curing and Sealing Compound. (We suggest SEALTIGHT 1640-White
or CS-309-1315). 
 
Cost reductions are realized by extending with clean, 3/8" (9.5mm) pea
gravel. In applications where grout thickness is to be 2" to 5" (50 to
130mm), up to 25% of aggregate, based on weight of grout, may be added. For
thicknesses over 5" (130mm) up to 50% of aggregate may be added. Such
additions may be made to the flowable mix. 
 
Packaging 
50 lb. (22.7 kg) moisture-resistant polyethylene bags 
 
Specifications 
Corps of Engineers Specification: CRD-C 621 
USDA Accepted 
ASTM C 1107 
Yield 
Each 50 lb. (22.7 kg) bag yields 0.43 to
0.64 cubic feet (0.0122 cubic meters) of in-place grout using the median water
ratio level, dependent upon rate of extension. 
 
Precautions 
Read and follow application information and precautions. Refer to Material
Safety Data Sheet for complete Health and Safety Information. 
TYPICAL PROPERTIES 
Technical Data; Evaluations made in
accordance with CRD-C 621 '80 
 
  
    
      Consistency 
           per ASTM C 827-95a 
        Mix Ratio per 50 lb. bag 
         
        Flow per ASTM C 230-90 
          5 Drops/Flow Table 
        Flow per ASTM C 939-94a 
           Flow Cone | 
      Plastic 
         
        6.5 Pints 
        (3.07 Liters) 
        110% | 
      Flowable 
         
        7.25 Pints 
        (3.43 Liters) 
        130% | 
      Fluid 
         
        8.25 Pints 
        (3.89 Liters) 
         
         
        28 Secs. | 
     
    
      | SET TIME per ASTM C 192-92 | 
     
    
      | Initial Set | 
      1 hr. | 
       3 hrs. | 
        5 hrs.. | 
     
    
      | Final Set | 
       3 hrs.. | 
       5 hrs.. | 
       7 hrs. | 
     
    
      EXPANSION 
        Age: 
        24 hours 
        3 days 
        7 days 
        28 days | 
        
         
        0.13% 
        0.16% 
        0.17% 
        0.17% | 
        
         
        0.10% 
        0.13% 
        0.13% 
        0.14% | 
        
         
        0.02% 
        0.04% 
        0.05% 
        0.06% | 
     
    
      | SHRINKAGE % | 
      NONE  | 
      NONE  | 
      NONE  | 
     
    
      | COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH | 
     
    
      AGE 
        1 day 
        3 days 
        7 days 
        28 days | 
      
        psi (MPa) 
        4,233 (29.2) 
        6,308 (43.5) 
        7,987 (55.1) 
        10,792 (74.5) | 
      
        psi (MPa) 
        3,183 (22.0) 
        5,167 (35.7) 
        6,250 (43.1) 
        8,008 (55.3) | 
      
        psi (MPa) 
        1,575 (10.9) 
        3,617 (25.0) 
        4,742 (32.7) 
        5,900 (40.7) | 
     
    
      * All application and
        performance properties are typical for this material. 
        ** These values should only be used as a guide for determination of
        suitability by qualified persons. | 
     
  
 
 
 
  
    
      | Pullout and
        Torque Tests | 
     
    
      | Reinforcing Bar Pullout  | 
      No. 6 deformed rebars
        grouted in 2.25" (57.2mm) diameter and 6" (152.4mm) deep core
        in 4,000 psi (27.6MPa) concrete. Load applied at a rate of
        0.25"/min. (6.35mm/min.).  | 
      Average load: 18,000 lbs.
        (124.2 MPa) for concrete failure after 7 day cure  | 
     
    
      | Machine Bolt Pullout | 
      3/4" (19mm) diameter
        machine bolts (without washers) grouted in 2.25" (57.2mm) diameter
        and 6" deep core in 4,000 psi (27.6 MPa) concrete. Load applied at
        a rate of 0.25"/min. (6.35mm/min.). | 
      Average load: 20,630 lbs.
        (142.3 MPa) for concrete failure after 7 day cure | 
     
    
      | Machine Bolt Torque | 
      3/4" (19mm) diameter
        machine bolts (without washers) grouted in 2.25" (57.2mm) diameter
        and 6" deep core in 4,000 psi (27.6 MPa) concrete. Load applied at
        a rate of 0.25"/min. (6.35mm/min). | 
      Average torque values in
        excess of 425 ft./lbs. 
        (5.8 x 10³ m/kn) | 
     
  
 
 This material last updated January, 2001. 
  
  
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