Feb Febtank Plug Water Stop Rapid Setting Repair Compound 5kg FBWATPLUG5

Feb Febtank Plug Water Stop Rapid Setting Repair Compound 5kg

MPN FBWATPLUG5

Sika Code 486603

Barcode 5029347607814

Feb Febtank Plug 486603 Water Stop Rapid Setting Grey Repair Compound 5kg FBWATPLUG5

Seals against high water pressure, Ultra rapid set instant plugging of leaks in masonry surfaces and much more.

Water Stop for Internal and external use, Feb Febtank Plug when mixed with clean water provides a ready-to-use ultra-rapid setting durable plugging compound for active water leaks in concrete

and masonry.

The material expands as it cures to form a watertight seal with similar characteristics to concrete and for use on holes, joints and cracks.

Feb Febtank Plug sets both above and below the water level.

Feb Febtank Plug is used to stop active water or seepage under pressure through joints, cracks and holes in concrete or masonry, where a normal mortar would be washed away and resin mortars would not bond. Ideal  as a plug of mortar to stop leaks in basements before putting a water proof slurry or lining system in front.

Fast set repair mortar use a gloved hand with febtank plug and push firmly into a weeping water hole to stop the water.

Febtank Plug Areas of use include:

• Ultra-rapid set instant plugging of leaks.
  
• As a seal for construction joints or floor joints prior to basement tanking with FEBTANK SUPER.
  
• For instant sewer connections.
• For sealing cracks and construction joints in reservoirs and other water retaining masonry structures.
• For rapid anchoring of bolts, conduits, pipes, railings, sanitary equipment etc.
• Joint filling pointing between concrete segments in concrete and brick tunnels, sewage systems, pipes and mines.
• Expands as it sets, ensuring a permanent watertight seal.
• Similar characteristics to and compatible with concrete.
• Does not promote corrosion of the reinforcement so can be used with reinforced concrete.
  
• Chloride-free.
  

Preparation Prior to using Feb Febtank Plug:

• Preferably cracks or holes should be cut out to a minimum width and depth of 20mm cutting the sides as square as practicable beter still undercut if possible.
• Avoid leaving a V-section. do not feather-edge.
• Flush out the hole or crack with water at high pressure in order to remove all loose particles and dust.
• All surfaces must be dampened with clean water immediately prior to application of Feb Febtank Plug.

Mixing:

• Mixing should be done by hand with no more product than is immediately needed.

Application:

For Plugging Active Leaks:

1. Mix in a suitable container with only sufficient material that can be placed by hand in one application.
2. Mix quickly and well to a stiff consistency approximately 1 part water to 4 parts Feb Febtank Plug by volume.
3. Do not overmix hold the material in a gloved hand until a slight warmth is felt or setting occurs then press the Feb Febtank Plug mortar firmly into the opening, exert full pressure, without moving the hand or trowel.
4. Do not remove the hand too quickly.
5. If the opening is too big to be closed with a handfull of Feb Febtank Plug work from the sides to the middle following the above procedure.
6. After stopping the active water trim off the patch so that it is uniformly level with the surrounding wall surfaces.

For sealing cracks at the junction of floor and wall in an existing construction:

1. Cut out the crack at least 20mm wide and deep and cutting back into the wall slightly.
2. Flush away all debrie and dirt then force Feb Febtank Plug mortar into the prepared crack and smooth it out.
3. Form a 45 degree cove or fillet at the junction of floor and wall of approximately 35 to 45mm.

For sealing the junction between a concrete floor and a masonry wall in new construction:

1. Form a rebate throughout the basement and subbasement rooms and pits by inserting a strip of wood 20mm x 20mm at the junction of vertical masonry walls and the concrete floor slabs.
2. The top edge of the strip should be laid true and level with finished concrete floors and left in place until fresh concrete has cured.
3. Remove the wood strip previously inserted, wash the groove with clean water from a hose pipe to remove debris.
4. Fill the groove with Feb Febtank Plug mortar mixed to a stiff consistency; force or tamp it into place with a round-nosed tool to form a cove between the floor and wall.
5. Keep the Feb Febtank Plug mortar damp for 15 minutes if no active water is present.

To repair leaking mortar joints and cracks in masonry walls, or cracks in concrete walls:

1. Cut out the defective mortar joints or cracks to a minimum width and depth of 20mm and undercut if possible.
2. Force Feb Febtank Plug into the crack and keep it damp for at least 15 minutes.

For holes, blisters, patches, honeycomb and other construction faults in concrete walls:

1. Remove all tie wires, wood or steel separators by cutting back the concrete from the surface to a depth of 25mm.
2. Mix Feb Febtank Plug with water to the consistency of stiff mortar and fill all holes, blisters, patches, honeycombing and other construction faults flush with the surrounding surfaces.
3. Scratch the finish for later finishing applications.

For anchoring bolts or metal posts in concrete or masonry:

1. Drill a hole deep enough to secure the bolt or post properly and large enough so there is at least 10mm on all sides of it.
2. Fill the hole with Feb Febtank Plug mortar and tamp it down so that the entire hole is full.
3. Immediately centre the bolt or post over the hole and force it into the Feb Febtank Plug mortar.
4. Tamp the Feb Febtank Plug mortar firmly around the bolt or post and keep moist for 15 minutes.

Manufacturer Official Documents:

Feb Febtank Plug Manufacturer Page

Feb Febtank Plug Technical Data Sheet

Feb Febtank Plug Safety Data Sheet