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Adhesives Technology Ultrabond NS 1300 53oz Case 6 A53-1300N
Ultrabond 1300 is a non-sag, high-modulus epoxy for setting threaded rod and rebar dowels in uncracked concrete, the same chemistry used in bulk pumps.
- Moisture insensitive in dry or damp holes
- Grouting dowel bars and tie bars on pavement repairs
- Little odor on occupied jobsites
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Drop Shipped Adhesives Technology ULTRABOND 1300 High-Strength Doweling Epoxy, 53 oz Cartridge
ULTRABOND 1300 is a two-component, 1:1 non-sag epoxy for anchoring and doweling threaded rod and rebar in uncracked concrete. It is moisture insensitive in damp holes, non-abrasive in bulk pumps, and places from 40°F to 110°F. Typical work includes pavement dowel and tie bars, raised markers, and bonding fresh or hardened concrete. Working time is about 16 minutes at 75°F, with a 24-hour full cure. Also available as the 9 oz cartridge, the 1 gallon kit, and the 2 gallon kit.
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Key Features
- Anchors threaded rod and rebar in uncracked concrete
- Moisture insensitive for dry or damp holes
- Non-sag for vertical-down and horizontal placements
- Non-abrasive mix for bulk dispensing pumps
- Pavement dowel and tie bars, raised markers, and concrete-to-concrete bonding
- Simple 1:1 mix that cures gray
Applications
- Threaded rod and rebar dowels in uncracked concrete
- Dowel bars and tie bars for full-depth pavement repairs
- Raised pavement markers on concrete or asphalt
- Bonding fresh or hardened concrete to hardened concrete
- Vertical-down and horizontal installations
Technical Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Two-component epoxy, 1:1 by volume |
| Mixed color | Gray (Part A white, Part B dark gray) |
| Consistency | Non-sag, high modulus, non-abrasive |
| Compressive yield | 12,300 psi at 7 days, 75°F (ASTM D695) |
| Compressive modulus | 572,200 psi at 7 days, 75°F (ASTM D695) |
| Bond strength H to H | 2,670 psi at 2 days, 75°F (ASTM C882) |
| Working / full cure | 16 min / 24 hr at 75°F (cartridge) |
| Application temperature | 40 to 110°F (4 to 43°C) |
| ASTM C881-20 / AASHTO M235 | Type I, II, IV and V, Grade 3, Class B and C |
| Shelf life | 24 months (unopened, 40 to 95°F) |
| Packaging | 53 fl oz (1.6 L) cartridge, A53-1300N, case of 6 |
Product documents: ULTRABOND 1300 Technical Data Sheet (PDF) | ULTRABOND 1300 Safety Data Sheet (PDF)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can an NS cartridge of Ultrabond 1300 handle pavement-dowel work that usually runs in a bulk pump?
Yes. NS Ultrabond 1300 is the same uncracked, non-sag, high-modulus epoxy that bulk pumps place. The cartridge is how a crew sets dowels, rod, or markers without a pump. Cracked-concrete work still belongs on HS-1CC or EPX-3CC.
Can cartridge Ultrabond 1300 bond raised pavement markers?
Yes. Bonding raised pavement markers to concrete or asphalt is a listed Ultrabond 1300 use. The cartridge is how a striping or marker crew carries that same non-sag epoxy without a bulk pump.
Does cartridge Ultrabond 1300 stay non-sag in a vertical-down dowel hole?
Yes. Ultrabond 1300 is a non-sag high-modulus epoxy. Vertical-down and horizontal pavement-dowel work is why the NS cartridge exists. It is still uncracked-only.
Does cartridge Ultrabond 1300 have much odor on a night shift?
Ultrabond 1300 is called out for little or no odor. Moisture-insensitive chemistry plus low odor is why the NS cartridge is used on occupied or night-work pavement repairs.
What placement temperature does cartridge Ultrabond 1300 list?
Cartridge Ultrabond 1300 places between 40F and 110F, same as bulk 1300. Keep the cartridge in that band so the non-sag epoxy still moves on a pavement-dowel or marker job.
Is cartridge Ultrabond 1300 used under allowable stress design?
Yes. Ultrabond 1300 covers short-term tensile anchoring and shear loading under allowable stress design in uncracked concrete. It is not a cracked-concrete ICC adhesive.
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