Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line is a fast-setting cementitious repair mortar for underwater and below-grade work, as well as vertical, overhead, and horizontal restoration. Place it as a stiff, no-slump putty; initial set is 3 to 5 minutes.
Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line is a rapid-setting, cement-based underwater repair mortar of blended portland cements, selected aggregates, and additives that undergo hyper hydration. It is used on dams, piers, reservoirs, pilings, seawalls, tunnels, and sewer pipe, in fresh or salt water. It cures underwater and can be shaved to contour after set.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| 24-hour compressive | 3,200 psi |
| 28-day compressive | 6,015 psi |
| Initial set | 3 to 5 minutes |
| Final set | about 20 minutes |
| Application thickness | 3/4 to 3 in per lift |
| Freeze/thaw, 300 cycles | 98.05% |
| Yield | 0.47 ft³ per 50 lb |
Product documents: Speed Crete Blue Line TDS
When is Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line used underwater?
Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line is for underwater and below-grade repairs on dams, piers, reservoirs, pilings, seawalls, tunnels, and sewer pipe. It also covers vertical, overhead, and horizontal restoration in those conditions.
What water does Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line handle?
It is durable in fresh and salt water. It is formulated for an underwater cure.
What initial set does Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line have?
Initial set is about 3 to 5 minutes. Final set is about 20 minutes (ASTM C266).
What thickness range does Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line have?
Minimum application is 3/4 inch. Maximum is 3 inches per lift. It is not featheredged.
What 24-hour compressive strength does Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line reach?
Typical laboratory value is 3,200 psi at 24 hours (ASTM C109). 28-day strength is 6,015 psi. Expect reasonable variation under field conditions.
Where does Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line cure?
It is formulated for underwater use and an underwater cure.
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