In the world of heavy-duty construction, the challenges of maintaining industrial-grade facilities are as formidable as they are crucial. The recent renovation of the notable C-17 airplane hangar and manufacturing site presented such a challenge – a test of engineering ingenuity and the resilience of modern building materials.
Quick & Durable Bolt Hole Repair with Patch 500 Polyurea
Damaged concrete floors are a widespread issue in the warehouse, shipping, and distribution sectors, often resulting from the removal or relocation of warehouse racking systems, heavy machinery, and heavy forklift traffic. These damages present themselves as bolt holes, anchor holes, voids, cracks, and loose sections of concrete. In many cases, tenants relocating are required to fill the voids left behind.
This guide highlights a durable repair method, presenting Patch 500 as an effective response to common industrial flooring issues.
Damaged concrete floors are prevalent in warehouses, shipping, and distribution sectors, largely due to the shifting or removal of warehouse racking systems, heavy machinery, and forklift traffic. These issues manifest as bolt holes, anchor holes, voids, cracks, and dislodged concrete sections. Often, tenants relocating must address these damages.
This guide introduces Patch 500 rapid polyurea as a robust solution for such common industrial flooring challenges.
Materials and Tools:
- Patch 500 Rapid Polyurea
- Squeeze Bottles or Measuring Cups
- Wire Brush
- Blunt Chisel and Mallet
- Hand Grinder with Sanding Disk or Carbide Wheel
- HEPA Dust Collector
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Repair Steps:
- After cutting the anchor bolt head, use a chisel and mallet to lower the shaft beneath the floor surface. Clean any debris with a wire brush and vacuum.
- Measure and mix equal parts of A and B sides in a container or squeeze bottle for 20 seconds. Start filling the voids, slightly overfilling above the concrete level. Let it harden for about 35 minutes.
- Use a sanding disk or Carbide wheel to remove excess material, ensuring it’s level with the concrete. Employ a HEPA dust collector during this process.
Adhere to proper PPE usage and ensure waste is disposed of correctly.
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