S-FM GROUT

  • sulphate-resistant grout with innovative, patented SECON ® binder concept
  • for subsequent grouting of all types of fair-faced masonry
  • high lime binding capacity to avoid leaching
  • energy-saving and CO 2 -reduced production
  • resource-saving and sustainable
  • reduces maintenance and renovation costs
  • high processing security
  • Compressive strength: ≥ 10 N/mm²
  • Further consumption data: see table at the end of the chapter
  • Special colors available on request
  • Grit: 0-1mm
  • Consumption: approx. 5 kg/m² for NF format
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AREAS OF APPLICATION

  • for subsequent grouting of all types of fair-faced masonry
  • for external and internal jointing work on stone materials of all kinds as well as unglazed tiles, slabs or brick slips
  • for subsequent grouting with joint smoothing for facing masonry and ceramic cladding
  • apply in layers with a jointing iron in an earth-moist to slightly plastic consistency

DOWNLOADS

Technical data sheet quick-mix S-FMPDF | 193KB

S-FM Joint Mortar – The wall point in the jointPDF | 927KB

Safety data sheet quick-mix S-FMPDF | 190KB

Declaration of performance quick-mix S-FMPDF | 113KB

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

PRODUCT VARIANTS

PRODUCT FEATURES

properties

  • high lime binding capacity to avoid leaching
  • energy-saving and CO 2 -reduced production
  • resource-saving and sustainable
  • reduces maintenance and renovation costs
  • high processing security
  • Compressive strength: ≥ 10 N/mm²
  • for optimized facade protection to avoid leaching
  • sulfate resistant
  • very low-emission EC 1plusR according to GEV-Emicode
  • mineral
  • weather and frost resistant after hardening
  • high weather protection
  • easy and smooth to work with
  • good adhesion to the stone flanks

composition

  • high-quality binding agents according to DIN EN 197-1
  • mineral additives in a favorable composition
  • for colored material: weather-resistant inorganic pigments

form of delivery

  • 25kg/bag

PROCESSING

underground

Condition / Tests

  • The provisions of VOB Part C apply to the execution of the joint work.
  • The masonry to be grouted should be cured and at least 3 to 4 weeks old.

preparation

  • The joints must be scraped out to a depth of at least 1.5 to 2.0 cm so that the edges are clean.
  • Cleaning and sufficient pre-wetting is a prerequisite for tight and strong adhesion.
  • Carefully close cavities in the masonry beforehand.
  • In unfavorable conditions, such as B. high temperatures, strong drafts, highly absorbent stones or mortar, the joint mesh must be particularly pre-wet before applying the joint mortar.

processing

temperature

  • Do not apply and allow to dry / set at air, material and substrate temperatures below +5 °C and when night frost is to be expected and above +30 °C, direct sunlight , strongly heated substrates and/or strong winds.

Mixing / preparing / processing

  • When mixing by hand, first put the amount of water specified in the technical data into a clean container and then sprinkle in the dry mortar. Use clean tap water.
  • Mix the material homogeneously and free of lumps using a suitable agitator.
  • Consistency: earth-moist to slightly plastic.
  • Always mix the mortar with the same water content, since different additions of water can lead to a different joint pattern or stains.
  • Do not add any more water during processing, otherwise color differences are possible.
  • Do not mix with other products and/or foreign substances.

Application / processing

  • With normal joint depths, the joint mortar is applied fresh on fresh in two layers and firmly compacted.
  • 1st step: first insert the butt joint and then the horizontal joint
    2nd step: first insert the horizontal joint and then the butt joint.
  • Uniform processing is largely responsible for color consistency.
  • Cover the masonry during work breaks.

workable time

  • about 90 minutes
  • Times given refer to +20°C and 65% relative humidity.
  • Mortar that has already set must not be diluted with additional water, mixed up and further processed.

drying / hardening

  • Protect the fresh mortar from drying out too quickly and from unfavorable weather conditions such as e.g. B. frost, drafts, direct sunlight and direct driving rain, if necessary by hanging with foil.
  • An optimal post-treatment to prevent “burning up/dying of thirst” is achieved by keeping it moist.

tool cleaning

  • Clean tools and equipment with water immediately after use.

Hints

  • Due to the use of natural raw materials, the color shades can also vary depending on the respective manufacturing plant.
  • Do not mix joint and VOR masonry mortar from different production plants on the object.
  • Do not mix quick-mix S-FM joint mortar with quick-mix FM joint mortar on one object.
  • Visually connected surfaces are to be processed with material from the same manufacturing batch to avoid color differences.
  • The color tone is influenced by the absorbency of the substrate, the weather conditions and the way of working and can therefore deviate. Subsequent deliveries must be checked for color match prior to processing.
  • We therefore recommend creating a sample area beforehand.

consumption / yield

  • Yield: approx. 14.5 l wet mortar per sack
  • Empirical values ​​for 1 m 2 (without wastage):
  • Consumption: approx. 7.5 kg/m² for DF solid bricks