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Adhesives Technology Ultrabond HYB-2CC 28oz A28-HYB2CC

Ultrabond HYB-2CC is a hybrid anchoring adhesive for threaded rod and reinforcing bar when a crew needs cold-weather and fast-cure performance.

  • ICC-ES ESR-4535 for cracked and uncracked concrete
  • Post-installed rebar per ACI 318
  • Water-saturated and water-filled hole use
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Adhesives Technology Ultrabond HYB-2CC High Strength Hybrid Anchoring Adhesive, 28oz Cartridge

Ultrabond HYB-2CC from Adhesives Technology is a two-component, 10:1 hybrid adhesive for anchoring threaded rod and rebar in cracked or uncracked concrete. It is listed to ICC-ES ESR-4535, approved for dry, damp, and water-filled holes, and for placements down to 23°F, with a 30-minute full cure at 70°F. Other cartridge sizes are the 10oz cartridge (A10-HYB2CC) and the 14oz cartridge (A14-HYB2CC).

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Key Features

  • ICC-ES ESR-4535 listed for cracked and uncracked concrete
  • Installs in base material as cold as 23°F
  • Evaluated for dry, damp, and water-filled holes
  • Vertical-down, horizontal, upwardly inclined, and overhead placements
  • Full cure in 30 minutes at 70°F
  • NSF/ANSI 61 certified for drinking water system components
  • Threaded rod and rebar, including post-installed reinforcing bar connections

Applications

  • Anchoring threaded rod and rebar in cracked or uncracked concrete.
  • Dry, water-saturated, and water-filled hole conditions.
  • Cold placements down to 23°F (-5°C).
  • Post-installed reinforcing bar connections as an alternative to cast-in-place.

Technical Specifications

Property Value
Product Ultrabond HYB-2CC
Part number A28-HYB2CC
Chemistry Two-component 10:1 hybrid, mixed gray
Evaluation report ICC-ES ESR-4535
ASTM C881 / AASHTO M235 Type I, II, IV and V, Grade 3, Class A, B and C
Application temperature 23°F to 104°F (-5°C to 40°C)
Working time 3 min at 68°F to 85°F
Full cure 30 min at 68°F to 85°F
Compressive yield, 7 day 15,049 psi at 73°F (ASTM D695)
NSF NSF/ANSI 61
Packaging 27.9 fl. oz. (825 mL) cartridge, sold as 28oz, case of 9
Shelf life 18 months

Product documents: ULTRABOND HYB-2CC Technical Data Sheet (PDF) | ULTRABOND HYB-2CC Safety Data Sheet (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do crews keep Ultrabond HYB-2CC on a winter rod job?
Ultrabond HYB-2CC installs from 23F, which is colder than EPX-3CC at 48F and colder than HS-1CC structural at 43F. Winter rod and rebar work is the hybrid case, with a 30-minute full cure once the base is at 70F.

Does 28 oz Ultrabond HYB-2CC still use ICC-ES ESR-4535?
Yes. Ultrabond HYB-2CC is evaluated in ICC-ES ESR-4535 for cracked and uncracked concrete, including the 28 oz cartridge. Design hybrid anchors from that report, not from EPX-3CC ESR-4533 or HS-1CC ESR-4094.

Can Ultrabond HYB-2CC be used for post-installed rebar per ACI 318?
Yes. Alternative to cast-in-place reinforcing-bar connections per ACI 318 and IBC Chapter 19 is a listed Ultrabond HYB-2CC use. That is a rebar-detailing reason to keep the hybrid on the dowel.

Can Ultrabond HYB-2CC take threaded rod in cracked concrete as well as rebar?
Yes. Ultrabond HYB-2CC anchors threaded rod and reinforcing bar in cracked or uncracked concrete per ESR-4535. Rod and rebar share the hybrid listing. Post-installed rebar per ACI 318 is an extra HYB use, not a different adhesive.

How long does Ultrabond HYB-2CC need before a fixture can be loaded at 70F?
At 68F to 85F, Ultrabond HYB-2CC lists a 30-minute full cure. Do not disturb, torque, or load the anchor until that full-cure time has passed. That 30-minute hybrid clock is the fast-cure reason to pick HYB-2CC.

Is Ultrabond HYB-2CC suitable for water-saturated holes?
Yes. Dry, water-saturated, and water-filled holes are on the Ultrabond HYB-2CC sheet. Water-saturated hybrid anchoring is allowed. Submerged underwater remains a HS-1CC listing.