Hanson Sand Cement Mortar M6 Maxipack

DESCRIPTION

Hanson Sand Cement Mortar is prepared by blending Hanson Cement CEM I 52.5N (to BS EN

197), with Regen GGBS (to BS EN 15167) and building sand (conforming to BS EN 13139) and

an air entrainment additive (to BS EN 934-2).

When hardened the mortar will be brown/red in colour.

Hanson Sand Cement Mortar meets the requirements of a category M6 mortar and is CE

Marked with independent third party accreditation to BS EN 998-2.

 

USES

Brick & block laying, pointing, patching, rendering and general sand and cement repairs.

 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

For best results, mix thoroughly using a mechanical mixer, empty the bag of Hanson Sand

Cement Mortar into the mixer and blend until uniform. Slowly add clean water* mixing

continuously to make the mix workable.

Alternatively, empty the bag of Hanson Sand Cement Mortar onto a clean, flat moisture resistant

surface, such as a mortar tray. Slowly add clean water* mixing continuously to make the mix

workable.

The product is not compatible with bricklaying additives; it is formulated using an air entraining

additive.

Too much water will weaken the mix

Use within 30 minutes of adding water.

 

* Water should conform to BS EN 1008 mixing water for concrete unless mains water is used.

 

LIMITATIONS

For best results, use the mortar within 30 minutes of mixing with water. Protect newly placed

mortar from the weather until fully hardened.

Mortar strengths are improved by keeping the mortar damp during hardening.

Application temperature: +5ºC to +35ºC.

 

PACKAGING

Hanson Sand Cement Mortar comes in an easy to handle, fully waterproof all weather bag.

 

STORAGE CONDITIONS AND SOLUBLE CHROMIUM (VI)

This product must be stored in unopened bags clear of the ground in cool dry conditions and

protected from excessive draught.

If stored correctly, as detailed above, the chromium (VI) in this product will be within required

levels for up to 12 months from the date shown on the bag.

Use of this product after the declared storage period, as detailed above, may increase the risk

of an allergic reaction following direct contact with skin.