RAZON ENGINEERING COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED

660, Taboot Street, P.O.Box 49, Pune 411001 Ph: 6130791 [India] Telefax: 020-6130017

Gram: RAZON, E-mail: razonengg@usa.net, Website: www.razonengg.com

 BLOCK MAKER

 

Cement concrete blocks are made using about 10% - 12% cement. Cement, sand, dust, 1”, ½”, ¼” khadi or chhal is mixed to form cement mortar. The blocks are compacted  manually or mechanically.

 Due to greater demand during masonry work the blocks hardly gets 5-6 days curing.

 Generally 28 to 30 blocks of 6 X 8 X 12 are made per bag of cement. Breakage  of even  3 – 4  blocks means a loss of 10% - 12%  .

 Due to high silt / mud in sand, block breakages is high and block quality is poor.

In absence  of  insufficient  curing, adequate strength  is not  developed  which may  aggravate seepage in case of walls facing wind & rain.

All these difficulties can be overcome by using our Block Maker. By using Block Maker following advantages are available:

1.      Block Maker  is  an   accelerator  cum  plasticizer,  it  ensures  early  high  strength ,  hence minimizes breakages.

2.      Block  Maker  ensures  blocks  are  cast  compact  and  dense  and  imparts  water proofing features.

3.      Addition  of  200 ml  Block Maker  per  bag of cement not only  gives early high strength but also  yields  high ultimate strength. Hence        saving in cement  up  to 10% - 15%  is  feasible. 35 – 36 blocks can be cast out of one bag of cement using  Block Maker instead of       28– 30  blocks without affecting physical properties of blocks.

4.      Cost  of  addition of  Block Maker  is completely offset  by savings in  cement,  plus reduced breakages, plus additional 5/6 blocks,         reduce cost per block considerably.

5.      Use of  Block Maker  reduces sensitivity of blocks  and  mortar to  presence  of  silt / mud  in sand, hence inspite of high silt / dust,         firm, strong blocks can be manufactured.

6.      Upto a maximum of 10% fly ash may  be used  to  impart  improved finish  &  impermeability features to the blocks.

 

METHOD OF USE:

Mix cement and aggregates as usual, add 200 ml Block Maker in gauging water and add this to mortar. Cast blocks as usual.  

Block maker

Cement %

28 days strength

No of block/ bag cement

Breakages

Corner edges

Water tightness

      ----

    12     

5N/mm sq.

    28-30

      3-4

Breaking

Poor

200 ml per 50 kgs cement

     9

6N/mm sq.

    35-40

      Nil

Not breaking

Excellent

 Recommended proportion of cement & aggregates in percentage

Cement

 

Metal

River sand

Stone dust

Fly ash

Block Maker

      8 - 9

 35 - 40    

35 - 40

     10 - 15

    10 –12

200ml

50kgs cement

NO

                       PRODUCT – DATA

  1

Colour

Amber colour liquid

  2

Specific gravity

1.2

  3

pH  

7-8

  4

Dosage

200ml per 50 Kgs cement

  5

Packing

35 Ltr, 50 Ltr, 200 Ltr

  6

Storage / life

1-2 years

  7

Toxicity

Nil

  8

Corrosion

Nil

  9

Test Report

Available

 

OTHER PRODUCTS:

Coatings:

1) Rubberised Instant WaterProofer    2) White Water Proofer    3) Damp Proofer

4) Polyurethane Coating                      5) Clear Water Proofer     6)  Coal Tar Epoxy  

Sealents:

1) Crack Seal                   2)  Rubberised Sealents             3)  Insta Set  - 600 

Admixtures:

1) Super Plasticizers  2) Accelerators    3)  Retardex       4) Integral Water Proofer   5) A.E.A.      6)  Master Plaster     

7)  Rapid Grout     8)  Anchorex      9)  Hycrete RJ- 608         10) Toughcrete

11) Block Master      12)  Brick Master  13) Tile Master  14)  Pipe Master    15)  SLP                  

16)  PL-256

Other Products:

1) Strextra NSG-110  2) P.A.Bound                    3)  P.A.Mortar          4)  Repellant 

5)  Shutter Coat         6) Floor Repairs Mortars    7)  RZ-ED Mortar     8)  Special Grouting system

9) Concrete Cure Coating    10) Tile Joint Sealer     11) Tile Fix #1    12) Instant Plugging Mortars      

13) Easy Grout                     14) Pipe Joint Sealer 


Attention:  It is strongly recommended that site trials be conducted using site conditions and available raw materials to evaluate the product. Since site materials and conditions are  beyond our control and since above suggestions and recommendations are based on our site trials, laboratory product evaluation & trials, and since methods of use iat site is beyond  ur control. Hence, no guarantee can either be implied or enforceable.