Red Head C6 Fast Curing Epoxy

C6 Adhesive Anchoring System

APPLICATIONS

	Tunnel Construction Over 40,000 anchors were installed overhead in damp holes with water seeping through using C6 and our "dosage control" screens.
	Water Treatment Plant Skimmers and brackets with chain plates fastened with C6, which is NSF approved for potable drinking water systems.
	Underwater Installations C6 was used to install four 1-1/4" eye bolts underwater to lift this 37 ton block of concrete out of the ocean.

FEATURES

ANCHORAGE TO SOLID CONCRETE

(A) Threaded Rod (Carbon or Stainless Steel) or Rebar supplied by contractor; rod does not need to be chisel pointed

(B) C6 adhesive completely fills area between rod and hole creating a stress-free, high load anchorage

(C) Pre-drilled hole in concrete; see performance tables for suggested hole sizes

APPROVALS / LISTINGS

ICC Evaluation Service, Inc. — #ER-4285

City of Los Angeles — RR#24975

City of Los Angeles — RR#24927

NSF Standard 61 Certified for Drinking Water Components

ASTM C881-90, Type IV, Grade 3, Class A, B, and C

DOT Approvals

INSTALLATION STEPS

	1. Drill 1/16" oversize diameter holes for 1/4"–1/2" diameter threaded rods and #3 rebar. Drill 1/8" oversize diameter holes for 5/8"–1-1/4" diameter threaded rods, #4 rebar, grout filled blocks and brick pinning. Clean out hold from bottom with forced air. Complete hole preparation with brush and repeat cleaning with forced air (leave no dust or slurry).
	2. When starting new cartridge or new nozzle, dispense and discard enough adhesive until uniform light grey color is achieved. Insert the nozzle into the bottom of the hole and fill to 1/2 the hole depth.
	3. Insert rod slowly by hand into the bottom of the hole with a slow twisting motion. This insures adhesive fills voids and crevices and uniformly coats the anchor rod.
	4. See table for working times and curring times. After the suggested cure time is met, install and tighten fixture into place.