MICROTOP TW 8

MICROTOP TW 8 is a concrete of strength class C30/37 and is used for the production of shotcrete mortar in dry mix shotcreting procedure. It is used for re-profiling of flaking, for increasing the thickness of concrete covers etc. in the drinking water sector.

SKU 1220405S25KG Category

MICROTOP TW 8 – hydraulic binding, microsilica-modified cementitous shotcrete mortar for the drinking water sector. Processing acc. to DIN 18551. MICROTOP TW 8 complies with the DVGW work sheets W 270, W 300 and W 347. Granulometric composition 0 – 8 mm.

MICROTOP TW 8 is a concrete of strength class C30/37 and is used for the production of shotcrete mortar in dry mix shotcreting procedure. It is used for re-profiling of flaking, for increasing the thickness of concrete covers etc. in the drinking water sector.

MICROTOP TW 8 is easy to grind and smooth. Smaller jobs can be done manually.

Technical data
Grain size0 – 8 mm
Compressive strength≥ 45 N/mm²
Density2,27 kg/dm³

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    • MICROTOP TW Mineral

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