X-PRO 500 Injection Mortar – High-Performance Epoxy Anchors for Extreme Loads
X-PRO 500 Injection Mortar is a high-performance epoxy injection mortar system designed for extremely heavy-duty fastenings in professional construction and installation applications. This chemical heavy-duty anchor is ideal for structurally bonding threaded rods, rebar, and anchor sleeves to a wide variety of substrates.
Thanks to its extremely high bond strength, the X-PRO 500 achieves maximum load-bearing capacity even at very shallow installation depths. The system was developed specifically for the most demanding applications and delivers reliable results even under the most challenging conditions—such as underwater or in critical substrates.
Substrates
- Cracked concrete
- Uncracked concrete
- Masonry (solid brick)
- Aerated concrete
- Calcium silicate brick
- Asphalt
- Wood and natural stone
Drilling Conditions
- Diamond, hammer, and pneumatic drill holes
- Dry, wet, and water-filled boreholes
- Underwater applications
- Horizontal and overhead applications
Processing & Application
- Bonding of threaded rods, rebar, and anchor sleeves
- Extremely high load-bearing capacity for heavy-duty fastenings
- Bonding of reinforcing steel up to 2 m deep
- Repair of cracks in concrete and masonry
- Protection of exposed rebar
Environment & Properties
- Epoxy system with extremely high bond strength
- Suitable for unventilated rooms (A+)
- Styrene-free and low-odor
- Application temperature: +5 °C to +40 °C
- Operating temperature: −40 °C to +80 °C
- Shelf life: 24 months
Conclusion
X-PRO 500 injection mortar is the ideal solution for extremely heavy-duty fastenings and the most demanding applications. With maximum bonding strength, high flexibility on various substrates, and absolute reliability, this epoxy injection mortar offers the highest level of safety for professional projects.
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