Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender for cold storage facilities

Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender™ is the premier concrete repair product for refrigerated and freezer warehousing and grocery distribution. Moreover, this Microdoweling™ polyurethane cures in hours at temperatures well below -20 degrees F (-28 C). This is essential for freezer floor, concrete repair, cold storage environments.

Features:

Easy-to-mix one-to-one ratio polyurethane.
Add manufactured sand to extend the material by more than double. Two gallons of Concrete Mender™ will make 4.4 gallons of repair material.
Ultra-low viscosity for easy application and workability.
Microdoweling™ penetration into the concrete for load-transfer bonding.
Cures only as hard as the concrete. Will not become brittle like epoxy.
Tough repairs that can take industrial levels of punishment.

Benefits:

Smooth and safe floors.
Less damage to forklifts and equipment.
Clean floors. Meets FSIS and USDA guidelines.
Less tipped loads and damaged product.
Reduced cleaning and floor maintenance costs.
Reduced workers comp claims attributed to accidents.

Repairing Cooler and Freezer Concrete with Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender™

Cooler and freezer floors present unique repair challenges, from low temperatures and extended cure times to moisture, frost, enclosed spaces, and limited preparation options. This guide outlines how Roadware 10 Minute Concrete Mender™ can be used to repair cracks, spalls, thresholds, and surface defects in cold-storage environments when proper preparation and safety precautions are followed.

Application Overview

For cracks, Concrete Mender is applied directly into the crack and layered with 40–30 grit silica sand until the repair is filled, saturated, struck flush, and allowed to cure. For spalls and thresholds, the guide recommends building repairs in layers using a resin-rich mixture of Concrete Mender and silica sand, typically at a ratio of 1 part mixed Concrete Mender to 2 parts sand, with additional sand added only as needed for placement.

Safety and Best Practices

Because cooler and freezer repairs often occur in enclosed environments, ventilation and odor control are important considerations. Do not perform repairs near active food preparation areas or close to odor-sensitive merchandise. For best results, keep all materials dry and warm, and ensure the surrounding concrete is completely dry and free of frost and ice.

Download the Cooler and Freezer application guide here:

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