One grout for almost all applications?
V1®/80 PAGEL-grout
The further development of our PAGEL V1® series
With our new V1®/80 PAGEL grout, we at PAGEL Spezial-Beton are relying on a new, innovative raw material composition that reduces emissions while delivering exactly what counts in practice: high strength, variable application options, high flow behaviour and low shrinkage. This offers you reliable processing and permanently resilient results. This makes sustainable construction and repair in industrial and civil engineering noticeably easier.
- granularity: 0-8 mm
- skrinkage class: SKVB 0
- compressive strength class: (C60/75)
- grounting height: 30-200 (250) mm
Extremely low shrinkage: Shrinkage class SKVB 0
Precision is not a bonus, but a prerequisite. The V1®/80 is categorised as SKVB 0 and enables extremely low shrinkage, ideal for demanding casting tasks where dimensional accuracy, force closure and long-term stability are crucial.
Flexible in use: 30–200 (250) mm underlay height
The combination of extremely low shrinkage and an excellent grading curve of V1®/80 enables reliable underlayment heights of 30 to 200 (250) mm to be achieved. Whether for machine foundations, steel supports, bearing plates, bearing bases or repair areas: you benefit from the variable application options and outstanding concrete properties of the new V1/80 Pagel grout.
Are we ready for change?
Let’s get CUBE
The construction industry is partly responsible for progressive climate change due to the depletion of valuable resources and enormous CO2 emissions. In order to preserve our living space, the construction industry must change. But are we ready for change? Carbon concrete is a real game changer in this regard.
Carbon concrete alone is not the solution, but it does make a significant contribution to the sustainable use of valuable resources. With the construction of the CUBE, we are setting a milestone for future construction projects that can be built in a climate-friendly and resource-efficient manner.
In February 2019, PAGEL was commissioned by the C³ consortium to develop a mortar that could be used in a spraying process to construct the walls and ceilings of the CUBE. PAGEL began developing a suitable mortar in spring 2019. The first positive results were available in summer 2019. In autumn 2019, a PAGEL processing team produced test specimens, on the basis of which approval was granted in spring 2020 for the mortars PAGEL C20.2 white and PAGEL C20.2 grey on a case-by-case basis (ZiE). The wall and ceiling construction was scheduled to be completed in spring/summer 2020. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, this construction is expected to be delayed until autumn 2021. With the special mortars it has developed, PAGEL has once again demonstrated its expertise in project-related product development. We are delighted to be part of this innovative development.
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
3D printing with concrete
PAGEL Spezial-Beton is participating as an innovative partner and developing mortar for the installation of a unique sculpture. The novel concrete printing process is based on the principle of a cable robot used to manufacture façade elements.
PAGEL® RB/50 repair concrete
CARRYING OUT DEMANDING REPAIR AND RENOVATION WORK WITHIN TIGHT TIME FRAMES
The availability of transport infrastructure is becoming increasingly important. With PAGEL's fast-setting products, repair and renovation work can be carried out
within a few hours – often with little or no traffic restrictions.
As a repair concrete and type C rapid-hardening concrete in accordance with TL BEB-StB 2015, PAGEL RB/50 repair concrete meets all requirements for building materials used in the structural
maintenance of traffic areas.
Our C45 grouting concrete
New concepts for constructive rehabilitation of parking houses
This article presents some aspects of the rehabilitation, of the structural inspection and of the different principles of restoration. New products and their classification in the current set of rules are also introduced.
PCC and SPCC concrete grouts are showed in different rehabilitation works.
Stopping infiltrations using sealing mortar
One brick short of a full load?
The IKT institute for underground infrastructures in Gelsenkirchen (Germany) has tested nine different sealing mortars available on the market as part of an independent testing process. PAGEL's KA-S Sealing Mortar scores as the best of all nine.
POSSEHL Rapid Concrete SB20
Avoiding harming alkali-silica-reaction in concrete for roadway-slabs
The harmful alkali-silica-reaction is a very common problem in Germanys motorways and other traffic areas. This article introduces some maintenance measures in concrete traffic areas using POSSEHL rapid concrete with a newly developed additive that avoids harmful alkali-silica-reactions.
