Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line is a rapid-setting underwater repair mortar in a 50 lb pail. It is used on dams, piers, seawalls, and other submerged concrete.
Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line is a rapid-setting cementitious repair mortar of blended portland cements, selected aggregates, and additives that undergo hyper hydration. It is used for underwater and below-grade repairs on dams, piers, reservoirs, pilings, seawalls, tunnels, and sewer pipe. It is placed as a stiff, no-slump putty on vertical, overhead, and horizontal work, and it can be shaved to contour after set.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Compressive, 24 hours | 3,200 psi (ASTM C109) |
| Compressive, 7 days | 4,000 psi (ASTM C109) |
| Compressive, 28 days | 6,015 psi (ASTM C109) |
| Initial set | 3 to 5 minutes (ASTM C266) |
| Final set | about 20 minutes (ASTM C266) |
| Thickness | 3/4 to 3 inches per lift |
| Freeze/thaw, 300 cycles | 98.05% (ASTM C666) |
| Bond, 7 days | 1,000 psi (ASTM C882) |
| Yield | 0.47 ft³ per 50 lb |
| Shelf life | 18 months unopened |
Speed Crete Blue Line Technical Data Sheet
Where is Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line used?
Dams, piers, reservoirs, pilings, seawalls, tunnels, and sewer pipe, including underwater and below-grade restoration.
What is the final set of Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line?
Typical final set is about 20 minutes (ASTM C266). Initial set is about 3 to 5 minutes.
What is the 7-day compressive strength of Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line?
Typical laboratory compressive strength is 4,000 psi at 7 days (ASTM C109). Expect reasonable variation under field conditions.
What is the freeze-thaw durability of Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line?
Typical freeze/thaw retention is 98.05% after 300 cycles (ASTM C666).
What is the 7-day bond strength of Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line?
Typical laboratory bond strength is 1,000 psi at 7 days (ASTM C882).
What is the shelf life of Euclid Speed Crete Blue Line?
18 months in the original unopened package.
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