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Reconstec MF

Reconstec MF

Reconstec MF is a blended mortar, specially developed for use over masonry joints that require maximum flexibility. This mortar is a two component polyurethane based elastomeric sealant. It is available in grey, but can also be blended with a variety of colouring agents. The surface finish of Reconstec MF is polished.

  • High bond strength
  • Maximum flexibility
  • Superior workability
  • Excellent resistance to de-icing salts
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Usage

  • For joints with a minimum depth of 6 mm (1/4)
  • Developed for use in areas where small movements occur and where regular mortar is subject to cracking
  • Ideal for church squares
  • Can be used in control joints
  • Achieves high bond strength with indoor or outdoor applications

Advantages

  • High bond strength
  • Maximum flexibility
  • Superior workability
  • Excellent resistance to de-icing salts

Packaging

2 plastic pails (part A and B). 

Colour

grey, but can be coloured 

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