What is MasterEmaco S 466?
MasterEmaco S 466 is a high strength precision micro-concrete that is ideal for reconstructing heavily congested areas and areas with difficult access. It can be used for vertical or horizontal structural repairs and can also be used as a grout.

What are the benefits of using MasterEmaco S 466?
MasterEmaco S 466 offers several benefits, including high strength, precision, and durability. It is also easy to apply and can be used in a variety of applications.

Can MasterEmaco S 466 be used for both vertical and horizontal repairs?
Yes, MasterEmaco S 466 can be used for both vertical and horizontal structural repairs.

What types of areas is MasterEmaco S 466 ideal for?
MasterEmaco S 466 is ideal for heavily congested areas and areas with difficult access. It can be used for a variety of applications, including structural repairs and grouting.

Is MasterEmaco S 466 easy to apply?
Yes, MasterEmaco S 466 is easy to apply and can be used in a variety of applications. It is also designed to be durable and long-lasting.

What is the composition of MasterEmaco S 466?
MasterEmaco S 466 is a pre-packaged blend of Portland cement, carefully graded natural aggregate, specially selected sands, fillers, shrinkage control agents, and fluidifiers. When mixed with the stated amount of water, it produces a free-flowing, cohesive, precision micro-concrete that hardens to produce a dense, durable repair.

What is the compressive strength of MasterEmaco S 466 at different time intervals?
The compressive strength values of MasterEmaco S 466 at different time intervals are as follows

- >25N/mm² at 1 day at 20°C
- >35N/mm² at 3 days according to BS 1881 Part 116
- >45N/mm² at 7 days according to BS 1881 Part 116
- >55N/mm² at 28 days according to BS 1881 Part 116

Where to use it
MasterEmaco S 466 is recommended to be used for the general repair and renovation of decayed, defective or damaged concrete such as columns, walls, beams, honeycombed concrete, and floors.
 It is also ideal for vertical or horizontal structural repairs wherever the use of formwork is preferred to hand or machine applied repair systems.