MasterEmaco Repair Systems (Albaria)

Description

	MasterEmaco® A 265 (Albaria Calce Albazzana) MasterEmaco® A 265 is cement-free, natural hydraulic lime burnt at low temperatures (900oC) for lime mortar production. Cement free Burnt with traditional methods at low temperatures Can be used in the production of different lime mortars compatible with existing building materials Does not affect the vapour and moisture permeability of the existing building
MasterEmaco® N 215 FC (Albaria Stabilitura) MasterEmaco N 215 FC is a ready-mixed fine plaster mix consisting of hydrated lime and selected carbonatic sands having a maximum diameter of  0.6  mm, which bonds extremely well to the substrate and is impermeable to rainwater and breathable. material with CE mark: the product, production process and quality control are to UNI EN 998/1; cement  free; very low content of water-soluble salts; high permeability to water vapour; waterproof; high adhesion to the substrate; no reaction to fire: the material is not combustible and does not produce fumes (Euroclass A1)
	MasterEmaco® S 285 TIX (Albaria Struttura) MasterEmaco S 285 TIX is a cement-free pozzolanic lime masonry mortar made with natural siliceous aggregates with a maximum diameter of 2 mm. reinforced plates; reinforcement of vaults also reinforced with carbon fibre or aramid bars from the MasterBrace BAR range; bedding for foundations of curtain walls or for works in general that require high-strength masonry mortars; CEMENT-FREE  concretes: for thicknesses  greater than 5 cm, aggregates  of  suitable  granulometry  are added to MasterEmaco S 285 TIX, thus obtaining high-strength grout or lime concretes; small thanks of times; reinforced  joints (restyling  of  reinforced  mortar  joints with carbon fibre bars
MasterInject 222 (Albaria® Iniezione) MasterInject 222 is a premixed, cement-free, pozzolanic lime grout with a very fine grain size (less than 12 μm), with high fluidity and excellent maintenance of workability. Consolidating themasonry walls under sulphate attacks, Consolidating the masonry domes and vaults, In the filling of small or large voids in the walls, Cracks repairs in masonry elements, Consolidating the masonry foundations.