Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout is a non-shrink, non-metallic, non-corrosive cementitious grout in a 50 lb bag for structural column base plates and machinery. Controlled positive expansion builds effective bearing area under the plate.
Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout is a non-shrink, non-metallic, non-corrosive cementitious grout in a 50 lb bag for structural column base plates and machinery. Controlled positive expansion builds effective bearing area under the plate. Product code is 67440. Dry-pack compressive strength is 10,500 psi at 1 day. Mix is placed dry pack, flowable, or fluid.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Non-shrink non-metallic cementitious grout |
| Pack | 50 lb bag |
| Product code | 67440 |
| ASTM C1107 | Non-shrink grout |
| Dry-pack 1 day | 10,500 psi |
| Dry-pack 28 day | 12,500 psi |
| Flowable 1 day | 6,000 psi |
| Fluid 1 day | 4,500 psi |
| Height change 28 day | 0.08% expansion, 0.00% shrinkage at 56 days |
| Yield flowable | 0.42 cu ft per 50 lb |
| Place temp | 45 F to 90 F |
| Shelf life | 12 months dry storage |
Product documents: Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout Data Sheet (PDF)
What grouting is Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout used on?
Structural column base plates, machinery bases, precast components, bolts, dowels, cables, bearing pads, keyways, and crane rails. Interior and exterior.
What bag size is Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout?
The pack is a 50 lb bag, code 67440.
What consistencies does Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout mix to?
Dry pack, flowable, or fluid.
What compressive strength does Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout reach in 1 day?
10,500 psi dry pack, 6,000 psi flowable, and 4,500 psi fluid.
What expansion does Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout have?
ASTM C1090 height change is 0.07% at 1 day and 0.08% at 28 days, with 0.00% shrinkage at 56 days.
What place temperature does Dayton Superior Sure-Grip High Performance Grout have?
Keep contact surfaces between 45 F and 90 F before grouting and during cure.
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