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588-10K is a hydraulic-cement-based, precision, non-shrink, load-bearing grout designed to transfer load effectively and safely, ensuring long service time of the grouted item. It is a non-corrosive, non-metallic, mineral-based precision grout, developed to have high initial and ultimate flexural and compressive strengths. It can be mixed quickly, as needed, on the jobsite. 588-10K offers exceptional workability and is easily placed by pouring or pumping. The product is designed to give non-shrink performance under various conditions for both interior and exterior applications.
CG-86 construction-grade grout is a non-gaseous, non-shrink economical grout. It was specifically developed as a high strength, cost-effective, general-purpose grout for use across a broad range of large and small construction projects. CG-86 will not rust and contains no added chlorides or gypsum. It is furnished pre-mixed and ready to use. CG-86 may be extended for deep grouting with pea gravel for greater yield and increased economy. CG-86 is freeze-thaw stable and may be used interiorly or exteriorly, above- or below-grade.
CG-86 N.E. construction-grade grout is a non-gaseous, non-shrink economical grout. It was specifically developed as a high strength, cost-effective, general-purpose grout for use across a broad range of large and small construction projects. CG-86 N.E. will not rust and contains no added chlorides or gypsum. It is furnished premixed and ready to use. CG-86 N.E. may be extended for deep grouting with pea gravel for greater yield and increased economy. CG-86 N.E. is freeze-thaw stable and may be used interiorly or exteriorly, above- or below-grade.
PAC-IT packable grout is a non-ferrous, non-shrink grout specifically formulated for grouting applications, without the need for expensive form work. PAC-IT is a pre-mixed, low-slump grout with high density and high strength. PAC-IT offers excellent workability and high one-day strengths in addition to the non-shrink property.
SPEED-E-ROC is a pourable, rapid setting and hardening, high strength, hydraulic cement compound designed for anchoring and grouting. SPEED-E-ROC has a controlled expansion system and is non-shrink. SPEED-E-ROC has an initial set time of 10-20 minutes at 77 F (25 C) and obtains 5,000 psi (34.4 Mpa) in one hour.
V-1 grout is composed of graded sieve sizes of pure silica sand and high early cement, plus natural inorganic and synthetic materials, blended under strict quality control standards for consistent, uniform, high quality. Finished appearance is similar to concrete. Volumetric expansion occurs within 24 hours after mixing with water. Thereafter, V-1 becomes completely stable, neither shrinking nor expanding. The limited expansion and internal pressure development are achieved by a high-density crystal formation during hydration.
A state law prohibits Chicago from closing or consolidating schools until 2025. And across the U.S., COVID-19 relief money is helping subsidize shrinking schools. But when the money runs out in a few years, officials will face a difficult choice: Keep the schools open despite the financial strain, or close them, upsetting communities looking for stability for their children.
To address that, many allocate extra money to small schools, diverting dollars from larger schools. In Chicago, the district spends an average of $19,000 annually per student at small high schools, while students at larger ones get $10,000, according to the Chalkbeat/AP analysis.