webertec force carbon plate
Packaging
- 150m roll (can be cut to required length)
webertec force carbon plate is high-performance, corrosion resistant carbon fibre laminate. Manufactured by S&P, Switzerland. When used with webertec EP structural adhesive, the laminates form part of the web. For use in accordance with Concrete Society Technical Report 55 55 Design Guidance for Strengthening Concrete Structures.
Suitable for:
Wall, Floor
To strengthen reinforced concrete, or masonry structures and timber
Increasing load capacity
- Improving serviceability
- Reducing deflection
- Repairs to damaged concrete
- Modification of the structure with:
- Changing distance of columns & walls
- Openings in floor slabs
- Flexural strengthening
Typical applications:
- Reinforced concrete beams, columns and walls
- Floor slabs to buildings, car parks
- Bridge decks, culverts and retaining walls
- High strength and high modulus of elasticity in quality controlled manufacture
- High performance when compared with traditional concrete or steel methods
- Various strengths and modulus available for selection
- No corrosion, excellent durability and minimal maintenance
- Lightweight alternative to concrete or steel
- Range of dimensions for designer to choose from
- Available in any length
- Excellent behavior in fatigue
- S&P can manufacture various widths for specific projects
- Should not be used to improve the loading capacity of concrete columns to allow an increased building height
- Structural engineer needs to ensure that this product will not be required to maintain its strength in the event of fire including taking full design liability of determining a suitable fire encasement if applicable in accordance with Concrete Society Technical Report 55
- Clean tools and remove any uncured adhesive using webertec solvent
Safety Datasheet (MSDS)
webertec force carbon plate - Safety Datasheet (PDF - 28,45 KB)
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Technical Datasheet
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