Composite strengthening

External reinforcement with composites increases the load-bearing capacity of columns, beams, slabs, pylons and bridge spans. Materials made of high-strength carbon fibre on an epoxy resin are bonded to a prepared substrate of concrete, masonry, metal or timber; structures are strengthened this way during repair and reconstruction and for seismic upgrading.

• unidirectional carbon tapes of different weights and widths;
• bidirectional fabrics for elements of complex shape and work in confined spaces;
• carbon fibre laminates on epoxy and polyurethane binders;
• carbon grids that are embedded in a mineral repair mortar, and anchor ropes for fixing tapes and fabrics;
• epoxy primer, putties, laminate adhesive and saturating resins, including grades for damp substrates, underwater work and structures heated up to +110 °C.

Strengthening is carried out to a design: send us the bonding layout or a bill of materials, and we will select all components of the system.