Product Submittal

MasterCast® 141
Multi-purpose admixture for cementitious systems.
Waterproofs and improves mortars. Bonding agent
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Index
1. Company profile

2. Commercial Licenses

3. ISO Certificates - Quality, Environment & Safety Certificates

4. Technical datasheet

5. Guidelines and Recommendations for use

6. Job references

7. Approvals

8. Test reports
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Commercial Licenses
ISO Certificates – Quality,
Environment & Safety Certificates
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BASF Construction Chemicals UAE LLC

Plot 598-387, Dubai Investments Park - 1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

has been approved by LRQA to the following standards:

ISO 14001:2015 | ISO 45001:2018 | ISO 9001:2015

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This certificate is valid only in association with the certificate schedule bearing the same number on which the
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 Certificate Schedule
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Technical Data sheet
MasterCast® 141
High performance, styrene butadiene (SBR), latex emulsion for improving cement based mortars
DESCRIPTION
MasterCast 141 is a white liquid (SBR) styrene-
butadiene co-polymer latex, specifically designed
for use with Portland cement mixes. The latex
consists of microscopic particles of synthetic
rubber dispersed in an aqueous solution. It is used
as an admixture in mortar and concretes to
improve compressive and flexural strengths,
improve bond increase resistance to water
penetration, improve abrasion resistance and
durability. It is used with Portland cement as a
reliable water-resistant bonding agent.
PRIMARY USES
The use of MasterCast 141 synthetic latex in
cement-based slurries and mortars compensates
for many deficiencies in the mixes without
detracting from their inherent strength and
properties. As ordinary mortar dries out, voids are
created which make it permeable and weaker.
When MasterCast 141 is added, the MasterCast
141 particles bind together to form continuous
films and strands - these bind to the sides of the
voids and block up the capillary pores, thus
increasing strength and resistance to water
penetration.
MasterCast 141 improved mortars are especially
suited for the following:
• Concrete repair.
Repairing spalled, cracked or damaged
concrete, floors, beams, columns and precast
slabs.
• Corrosion protection of reinforcing steel.
As a bonding slurry or steel primer in concrete
repairs.
• Floor screeds and toppings.
Producing abrasion resistant and mild
chemical and effluent-resistant, non- dusting
floors, and underlays for special finishes,
coatings and toppings.
• Waterproofing and tanking.
Basements, lift pits, inspection pits, water
towers, liquid tanks, effluent tanks and
swimming pools.
• External rendering.
Waterproof, weatherproof and frost resistant
render.
• Fixing slip bricks and tiles.
Bedding tiles, fixing or re-fixing slip bricks,
bonding new concrete to old.
• Polymer modified concrete.
Production of Polymer Modified Concrete
according to ACI 548.3
• Light Weight EPS bead concrete.
Mix stabilization and cohesion improver to
reduced surface EPS bead loss.
ADVANTAGES
• Earlier hardening.
• Improved flexural strengths.
• Greatly reduced shrinkage.
• Reduces bleeding.
• Lower water-cement ratio increases strengths.
• Increased durability and toughness.
• Excellent resistance to water penetration.
• Improves abrasion resistance and reducing
dusting.
• Good frost resistance and resistance to salt
permeation.
• Good resistance to many chemicals and to
mineral oil.
• Excellent adhesion to steel and concrete -
adheres well to brick, glass, asphalt, wood,
expanded polystyrene and most building
materials.
• Long term corrosion protection.
• Similar thermal expansion and modulus
properties to concrete (unlike resin mortars and
primers).
• Non-toxic. Can be used with potable water.
• More economical than epoxy or polyester resin
mortar.
PACKAGING
MasterCast 141 is supplied in 20 litre plastic jerry
cans and 200 litre drums.
TYPICAL PROPERTIES*
Unless otherwise stated the typical properties
stated below are based on a 3:1 sand/cement mix
in which 10 litres of MasterCast 141 per 50kg of
Type I OPC cement has been incorporated.
MasterCast® 141
+Compressive strength: 40N/mm² dependent on Cement
cement used and MasterCast 141 is compatible with all types of
workability. OPC, sulphate resisting Types II and V. For use
Slant Shear Bond >9N/mm²
with other cements, contact BASF Technical
Strength ASTM C1059 /
C1042 Services Dept. for advice.
Freeze thaw resistance: Excellent. Water
Water vapour Less than 4gm/m²/24hr, Only clean uncontaminated water should be used.
permeability: through an 11mm thick test
piece.* MasterCast 141 Usage rates
Adhesion: Excellent to concrete,
steel, brick, glass, etc. Table 1 Typical mix designs (parts by weight)
Co-efficient of thermal -20°C to +20°C: 12.8 x 10-6
expansion: -20°C to +60°C: 12.9 x 10-6 Use Master OPC Sand / Water
Chemical resistance: Resists mild acids, alkalis, Cast Aggre
sulphates, chlorides, urine, 141 gate
dung, lactic acid, sugar,
Bonding 1 1.5 n/a n/a
etc.
Resistance to water Excellent - no water Slurry
under pressure - 30m through a 15mm thick test Waterproof 1 2 n/a n/a
head: piece.* Coating
+ Indicated strengths are typical. Variation in cement used Vertical 1 5 15 1
and workability can give increased strengths.
MasterCast 141 added at 10 litre / 50kg cement.
Render
*
Concrete 1 5 15 1
Repair
APPLICATION GUIDELINES
Floor 1 5 7.5 / 1
Surface Preparation
Screed 7.5
Surfaces to which MasterCast 141 modified
mortars and coatings are to be applied should be Mixing
clean, and sound. Remove all laitance, oil, grease, For use as a bonding slurry or waterproof coating
mould oil or curing compound from concrete mixing is best achieved using a slow speed drill
surfaces using a wire brush, scabbler or other and paddle. Hand mixing is only permissible when
equipment as appropriate. Ensure that reinforcing the total weight of the mix is less than 25kg
steel is clean and free from grease, oil, and rust. For renders, repair mortars, and floor screeds and
When repairing spalled or damaged concrete, similar aggregate or sand filled mortars, mixing
ensure that the concrete has been cut back to should be in an efficient concrete mixer preferably
sound material. Avoid feather edging around patch a forced action pan type.
repairs by saw cutting to 5 mm. Charge the mixer with the required quantity of
Always pre-soak absorbent surfaces, such as sand, aggregate and cement and premix for
concrete, brick, stone, etc., ensuring that they are approx. 1 minute. Add the MasterCast 141 and
saturated but free of surface water. mix for 2 minutes only, to avoid excessive air
entrapment.
Materials for producing MasterCast 141
Finally, without delay, add the water slowly until the
modified mortars required consistency is achieved - avoid adding
For best results use of good quality, consistent excessive water. Beware! Owing to the strong
materials is recommended.
plasticising properties of MasterCast 141,the mix
Sand can quickly become too fluid!
Sand should be sharp, washed, well graded and
free from excessive fines. For general use select a
BS 882 C&M (previously Zone 2) sand. For
rendering or plastering on vertical surfaces, select
a sand complying with BS 1199 Table 1.
MasterCast® 141
Application as a Bonding Slurry
Prepare a bonding slurry in line with Table 1.
Using a stiff brush, work the bonding slurry well
into the damp surface, ensuring that no pinholes
are visible.
Maximum thickness: 2 mm.
If a second coat is necessary, it must be applied
after the first coat is touch dry. The second coat
must be applied at right angles to the first to
ensure complete coverage.
Coverage / Usage rate
Approximately 20 litre of MasterCast 141 mixed
with 50kg of OPC Type I cement will give a creamy
slurry which will cover 20 square metres of
substrate dependent on surface texture and
thickness applied.
Application as a vertical render
Apply the bonding slurry to the prepared surface
and then apply the MasterCast 141 render into the
wet bonding slurry.
Apply MasterCast 141 modified mortars in coats
at a maximum thickness of 5 - 10mm per coat.
Greater thickness can lead to slumping. Several
coats can be applied in fairly rapid succession,
usually within 15 to 30 minutes of the previous
coat. Close the surface using a wooden float or
steel trowel.
Alternatively, score the surface with a trowel and
let the first coat of render dry overnight. Apply
another slurry coat before applying the second
coat of render.
Application as a Concrete Repair patching
mortar
With a stiff brush apply the bonding slurry to the
prepared surface and any exposed, prepared
reinforcing steel.
Apply the MasterCast 141 repair mortar into the
wet bonding slurry either using gloved hands or a
small hand trowel. Maximum layer thickness
should be 25 mm or whatever can be applied
without slumping. If greater thicknesses are need
score the surface with a trowel and apply
immediately after the preceding layer has reached
initial set and will not be dislodged. It may then be
trowelled to the required finish using a wooden
float or steel trowel.
Application as a Floor Screed or Topping
Floor screeds, based on MasterCast 141 modified
cements, can be laid to any thickness from 40mm
down to 12 mm minimum. After mixing, the
MasterCast 141 modified mix should be placed
over the still wet bonding slurry, well compacted
and struck off to level. It may then be trowelled to
the required finish using a wooden float or steel
trowel.
Note: Expansion joints in the sub-floor must be
carried through the MasterCast 141 modified mix.
Application of waterproof tanking / render
MasterCast 141 is ideal for creating an internal
waterproof render for new or existing basements,
lift pits or water tanks. Walls may be dry or damp
but cannot be subject to running water.
Surfaces should be prepared in normal way.
At the junction between floors and walls or other
upstands, apply a 25 – 50 mm triangular fillet using
the MasterCast 141 vertical render mortar mix.
Allow to dry for 24 hours. Pre-soak surfaces and
then brush apply 2 full coats of the Bonding Slurry
Mix described above to a total dry film thickness of
1 mm. Allow the first coat to dry before applying
the second coat at right angles to the first. Finally
apply a third coat of bonding slurry and while this
material is still wet apply a vertical render or floor
screed mix depending on whether it is a wall or
floor.
If active leaks or moving cracks are present
contact your local representative.
CURING
Correct curing of MasterCast 141 modified mixes
is important.
Moisture cure for 24 hours and then allow to dry
out slowly. (Note that initial curing is necessary to
provide good curing conditions for the hydration of
the Portland cement, then the Iatex mortar must be
allowed to permit the latex particles to coalesce to
form the continuous films and strands.)
MasterCast® 141
WATCHPOINTS Composition A milky, white styrene
1. Never apply MasterCast 141 modified mixes to butadiene copolymer
a Bonding Slurry that has been allowed to dry latex, specifically made for
out fully. use with Portland cement.
2. Always use fresh, cool cement and sharp, pH 10.5
clean, well graded aggregate, free of excessive Specific gravity 1.01
fines. Mean particle size 0.17 micron
3. Keep mixing time to a minimum.
4. Until the user becomes familiar with its The material shall be used in bonding slurries at
workability the appearance of a the rate of approximately 1 volume of
MasterCast 141 modified mix is deceptive; MasterCast 141 to 1½ to 2 volumes of OPC
when of correct consistency it may appear to be cement and in cementitious mixes at the rate of 10
too dry. However, it will be found that it can be litres per 50kg cement, as recommended in the
compacted and trowelled satisfactorily. manufacturer's literature.
5. Avoid using excessive water.
6. Trowelling should proceed with the work. Do STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE
not overtrowel and avoid retrowelling. Protect Shelf life is 12 months from date of manufacturing
from too rapid drying out prior to trowelling. in unopened original containers. Product must be
7. Lime (more than 10% cement weight), air kept out of direct sunlight and in a dry, cool,
entraining agents and masonry cement must preferably air-conditioned warehouse below 35ºC
not be used in conjunction with MasterCast temperature.
141. Store clear of the ground on pallets and do not
8. Do not overdose MasterCast 141 as strengths stack pallets.
may be adversely affected. Protect from frost.

EQUIPMENT CARE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

All tools should be cleaned with water immediately Avoid contact with eyes and prolonged contact with
after use. If delayed, use of soap and coarse wire skin. During application always wear gloves and
wool may help. Solvents such as white spirit can appropriate clothing to minimise contact. In case
be used to remove partially hardened mortar. of contact with eyes, immediately flush with plenty
of water for at least 15 minutes. Should skin
DOSAGE RATE contact occur, wash immediately with soap and
water. Seek the advice of a physician should
For all normal use the standard dose of 5ltr of
symptoms persist.
MasterCast 141 per 50kg cement is adequate.
For extreme conditions and/or when adhesion,
waterproofing, water vapour resistance or chemical
resistance are critical, the dosage should be
increased to 10ltr of MasterCast 141 per 50kg
cement. For this higher dosage, the extra water
addition required is low and, therefore, use of wet
aggregate may result in excessive workability.

SPECIFICATION CLAUSE
All cementitious mixes stated shall be modified
with MasterCast 141, styrene butadiene
copolymer Iatex, manufactured by BASF or similar
approved, to the following specification:
MasterCast® 141
NOTE
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supervisory responsibility. For additional
information contact your local BASF
representative.
BASF reserves the right to have the true cause of
any difficulty determined by accepted test
methods.

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Guidelines and
Recommendations for use
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use

To be read in conjunction with the MasterCast 141 technical datasheet

MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
Concrete repair using MasterCast 141
Concrete repair and renovation
It is generally accepted that concrete is best
repaired with concrete or cement mortar. To
meet this requirement for a cementitious repair
system, BASF have developed the following
method which incorporates the use of
MasterCast 141, as a simple, versatile and
cost effective system for the renovation of
concrete.
The method is especially suitable where due to
logistical or economic considerations, the use of
MasterEmaco pre-bagged repair products is not
appropriate.
SBR based concrete repair method
Most repairs can be executed using the
following method, which is based on established
good practice and the use of MasterCast 141.
This repair method will give durability similar to
that of the surrounding concrete fabric.
The method is outlined below:
1. Diagnosis
i. Ascertain the cause of failure.
Ensure that the new repair is carried out in
such a manner that the original cause of
failure is eliminated - this will make certain
that, in the future, a similar failure does not
re-occur in the repair or alongside it.
ii. Determine whether chlorides are present.
MasterCast 141 repairs are generally
recognised as being one of the most
effective ways of limiting further problems
caused by high percentage of chlorides in
concrete.
If chlorides are present, deterioration may
occur in adjacent areas, due to chloride
action, although at the time of repair no
defect is apparent. Protection of adjacent
areas helps to limit any further decay.
2. Preparation
i. Carry out preparation of the defective area
thoroughly and in accordance with current
good practice.
ii. Mechanically clean reinforcing steel to
remove all corrosion products. Wash
reinforcing steel with clean water (to remove
soluble salt contamination) and allow to dry.
iii. Avoid feather edging around patch repairs
by saw cutting to 5 mm.
3. Priming
i. Brush apply a primer coat of 1½:1 cement :
MasterCast 141 by weight over freshly
cleaned and dry reinforcing steel. Allow
primer to dry for 16 to (not exceeding) 36
hours.
ii. Pre-wet the prepared concrete substrate (so
that concrete is saturated but surface is free
of water).
iii. Re-prime reinforcement and concrete with
primer as 3.1 above.
4. Repair
i. Whilst the primer is still wet, carefully apply
and compact a mix comprising of 50kg OP
cement, 150kg well graded BS 882 C&M
(previously Zone 2) sand and 10 litres of
MasterCast 141, adding water as required
to give sufficient workability. Yield is 0.1 cu.
metre.
ii. REPAIR MORTARS SHALL NOT BE
APPLIED TO DRY MasterCast 141
PRIMER. APPLY INTO WET OR TACKY
PRIMER ONLY.
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
Comments:
i. On vertical patches, coats can be applied up
to 25mm thick, provided slumping does not
occur. This depends on the repair size and
geometry. On larger flat areas, coats should
not exceed 6mm in thickness, though
several coats can be applied in quick
succession, each coat setting firm before
the next is applied (usually between 15-30
minutes, dependent on ambient conditions).
Finish off the final surface. Alternatively -
scratch the first coat after application, allow
to dry overnight and then apply a second
coat.
5. Watchpoints:
i. Do not mix more mortar than
can be used within 30 minutes.
ii. If shuttering is required, this should be
prepared and fitted ahead. The shutter is
then removed and MasterBrace ADH 1414
epoxy bonding agent is applied (instead of
MasterCast 141 slurry). The shutter is
replaced and the repair is completed
without delay.
iii. Do not provide less than 10mm absolute
minimum thickness of repair mortar over
reinforcement.
6. Curing
Moisture cure for 24 hours only and then
allow to dry out slowly. All the above
work is to comply with the
recommendations detailed in the
MasterCast 141 technical data sheet.
Internal waterproof tanking with
MasterCast 141 modified mortars
MasterCast 141 modified mortar is ideal
for waterproofing new build or existing
structures subject to water pressure
(pressures up to 20 metre head of water or
more can be handled by this method).
The method is often applied to leaking lift pits or
wells, basements, inspection pits and other
underground structures. It is also used to
waterproof liquid storage tanks, bund walls,
swimming pools, water towers and sea (or other
immersed) structures.
Leaking basements and pits
The walls may be dry or damp, but free of
running water. In this case the remedial
tanking is relatively straightforward.
Alternatively, water may be leaking under
pressure, in which case special measures
have to be taken.
Liquid retaining and submerged structures
Internally applied tanking is equally successful
in preventing penetration of liquid into the
structure and, particularly, in stopping leakage
from concrete liquid retaining tanks. When
aggressive chemicals are involved, an
appropriate protective coating from the
MasterProtect range may be applied over the
system.
Leaking basements and pits
1. Initial inspection
Clear away all water and closely inspect the
structure to determine that the existing walls
and floors are sound. Any cracks must be
static (otherwise watertight movement joints
will have to be formed). Any defects must be
rectified prior to commencing waterproofing
and the substrate must be sound. Check that
the structural floor and walls are capable of
taking the hydrostatic load that will result once
waterproofing is completed (the water level
may well rise once leakage is stopped).
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
2. Preparation Apply 13mm screed to horizontal surfaces, or
Prepare the surface to be waterproofed. two coats of render on vertical surfaces (to
Remove any laitance from the concrete achieve 13mm total thickness), to tank the area
and weak or delaminating brickwork. completely. When the screed has dried
Brush down and clean off. This sufficiently to take foot traffic, apply fillets of the
preparation is often carried out by use of same mortar at floor/wall junctions and internal
scabblers or chipping hammers. wall angles.
At the junction between floors and walls
Notes:
or other upstands, apply a 25 – 50 mm
Mortar mixes for screeds, renders and fillets are to
triangular fillet using the MasterCast 141
be 3:1, BS 882 C&M sand (previously Zone 2) OP
vertical render mortar mix. Allow to dry
cement, + 10 litres MasterCast 141 per 50kg
for 24 hours.
cement. (For render, BS 1199 Table 1 sand can
be used). Add water as required for workability.
3. Water leakage under pressure
If leaking is under pressure, cut into the For high water pressure, increase MasterCast 141
structure to relieve the pressure at use to 15 litres per 50kg cement. (In this case sand
points of severe leakage and pipe water must not be too wet or the desired workability may
away to a drain or pump. (Pipes are set be unattainable).
in and any remaining leaks are plugged
5. Movement
using the techniques described
Form watertight joints where further movement is
overleaf). expected. Form rebates at joints and waterproof
leaving an approximately 25 x 25mm rebate. Apply
4. Waterproofing MasterSeal PG 470 onto the primed joint and
i. Thoroughly pre-wet any dry surfaces, waterproof over, as illustrated.
making sure that they are saturated (but Typical movement joint
surface free of water).
ii. Mix a MasterCast 141 slurry of 1 part
MasterCast 141 to 1½ to 2 parts of
cement by volume. Mix to a smooth,
creamy paste.
iii. Brush apply two full coats of this slurry,
to a total thickness of approximately
1mm, allowing the preceding coat to dry
(usually overnight) prior to applying the Alternatively, covering the joint with MasterSeal 930,
second at right angles to the first. joint strip, maybe appropriate. Consult your BASF
representative for further advice
iv. When the slurry coats have dried, apply
a third coat (at right angles to the
second) and immediately render or
screed onto it.
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
6. Removal of pressure-relieving pipes:
When the waterproofing has cured,
remove pipes (if placed), plug holes and
make good the waterproofing.
Liquid retaining and submerged
structures Similar techniques to those
outlined in Sections 1, 2, 4 and 5 above are
used to provide a MasterCast 141
waterproof lining.
Plugging leaks
Leaks and holes drilled to relieve water
pressure are sealed permanently using
MasterSeal 590 applied as recommended. To
plug leaks under pressure, chase out the area
of the leak until water flow is free; insert a
length of plastic hose leading to a suitable
drain or pump sump. Seal around the plastic
hose using MasterSeal 590 plugging
compound as above: applied with a gloved
hand. When set hard, clean the cavity and
apply a slurry of 1½ to 2 parts OP Cement to
approximately 1 part of MasterCast 141.
Repair the hole around the pipe with a
MasterCast 141 mortar and allow to cure.
When the surrounding MasterCast 141
mortar waterproofing is complete, withdraw
the pipe and plug the hole with plugging
compound as above, using a gloved thumb to
hold it in place until set (approximately 1
minute). Fill the remainder of the hole with
mortar and when firm, complete the
MasterCast 141 waterproofing ensuring that
the slurry coats overlap the slurry coats of the
surrounding waterproofing.
Similar techniques are used for plugging
leaks that do not need to be piped.
Fixing brick slips, tiles, copings, kerbstones
etc. using MasterCast 141
MasterCast 141 modified mortar is ideal for
waterproof and chemical-resistant bonding and
bedding of slip bricks, tiles, glass blocks,
mosaics, kerbstones and precast units.
Fixing method - brick slips and tiles Prepare
the substrate to receive the mortar - see
MasterCast 141 technical data sheet. It is
imperative that a good mechanical key to a
sound, strong and stable substrate is achieved
when fixing slip bricks and unsupported tiles.
The thickness of the mortar bed should normally
be 6mm, but in special circumstances this can be
increased upto a maximum of 12mm.
1. Thoroughly clean the substrate and saturate
with clean water. Remove all free water
(leaving surface damp only). Thoroughly
dampen the back of the brick or tile to reduce
suction.
2. Provide rigid temporary support for any
unsupported bottom courses and brace
where necessary. Bottom courses should
be permanently supported over at least 75%
of their length.
3. Apply a MasterCast 141 bonding slurry to the
back of the tile and to the substrate whilst still
damp.
4. Before the bonding slurry starts to dry, butter
the back of the tile or brick with mortar to
give the desired thickness and firmly press
home to ensure complete contact. Strike off
surplus mortar. Do not disturb until set.
Cure and protect as recommended.
5. Similar mortar may be used for pointing joints -
but not until at least 24 hours have elapsed.
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
Notes:
Adequate slip and compression joints must
be provided, together with vertical joints
where appropriate at centres not exceeding
4 metres. As a general rule, brick slips
should not be less than 20mm or more than
35mm thick. Tiles and concrete claddings
should not exceed 35kg/m² maximum
weight. Hard, dense and/or smooth
materials should have moulded lugs or
keys on the back surface.
All the above work is to be carried out as
generally recommended in the MasterCast
141 technical data sheet and relevant local
standards.
Recommended mix
Rapid hardening Portland cement: 50kg
BS 882 M&F (previously Zone 3) 150kg
sharp washed sand:
MasterCast 141: 15 litres
Add water as necessary: approx. 3 litres
For thicknesses less than 6mm (for light tiles
only, and not less than 4mm), BS 882 F
(previously Zone 4) sand can be used. If over
6mm bed is unavoidable (but not more than
12mm), BS 882 C&M /previously Zone 2)
sand is recommended. For heavier tiles and
slip bricks, applied to a dense background,
reduce the sand content to 125kg.
MasterCast 141 modified mortars are also
ideal for bedding kerbstones or precast
units following the same principles as
outlined above.
Floor screeds and toppings using
MasterCast 141
Applied to properly prepared sound substrates,
suitably designed mixes modified with MasterCast
141 produce thin (6mm-25mm) floor toppings
which exhibit improved impact and wear
resistance together with added resistance to many
chemicals. These floors are economical, dustproof
and durable.
Similar mixes can be used as unbonded screeds
of 35mm- 60mm thick.
Laying of MasterCast 141 screeds and toppings.
1. Inspect the substrate for defects and where
necessary repair with MasterCast 141 mortar -
refer to Guidelines and recommendations for
concrete repair.
2. Thoroughly prepare the substrate. The floor
topping is only as good as the substrate onto
which it is laid. The substrate must be load-
bearing and stable throughout the life of the
wearing topping and preparation must be
adequate - refer to Guidelines and
recommendations for preparation of substrates
for further guidance.
The vast majority of floor failures are due to
poor preparation and the need for good
preparation cannot be over-stressed.
3. The minimum thickness of MasterCast 141
screeds is 6mm. Do not feather edge. Cut
rebates for thickening at threshold joints and at
free edges. It is recommended that these
rebates give double the screed depth and width
overall.
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
Typical edge detail Mix designs
1. Medium duty floor screeds and toppings

Normal thickness 12mm (min. 6mm, max. 25mm)

Mix by weight:
OP Cement 50kg
Zone 2 sand (BS 882 Grade C&M) 150kg
MasterCast 141 10 litres
4. Thoroughly clean off the substrate and Add water as required approx. 5-7 litres
saturate with clean water. Remove all Yield approx. 0.1m³
free water (leaving the surface damp
Note:
only).
Reduce sand content to 125kg for thicknesses
5. Fix screed battens to level. under 10mm.

2. Heavy duty floor topping

6. Work a MasterCast 141 bonding slurry into
the floor, using a stiff brush to give a
thickness of 1 to 2mm.
Ensure that coverage is complete and that
the slurry is still wet when the flooring is
placed onto it. Do not apply slurry too far
ahead of the floor laying. Re-apply slurry if
the earlier application dries.
7. Mix and place the MasterCast 141
modified mix in accordance with the
technical data sheet recommendations.
Finish as the work proceeds - i.e.,
immediately after placing.
8. Moisture cure for a minimum of 1 day
before allowing to dry out slowly. Protect
and do not traffic until sufficiently hard.
Recommended thickness 20- 25mm
Mix by weight:
OP Cement 50kg
Zone 2 sand (BS 882 Grade C&M) 75kg
6mm single size clean granite aggregate 75kg
MasterCast 141 10 litres
Add water as required approx. 5-7 litres
Yield approx. 0.1m³
3. General notes:
Increase the MasterCast 141 content to 15 litres if
watertightness or enhanced properties are
required. (Do not use wet aggregates or the
desired workability may be unattainable).
MasterCast 141 can also be used to advantage
in textured and architectural floor finishes etc.,
the rate of addition normally being 10 litres per
50kg of cement and the mix design being
dependent on aggregates being used and the
finish desired.
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
Preparation of substrates using
MasterCast 141
Preparation of substrates prior to repair
The performance of MasterCast 141 repairs,
whether patches, renders, screeds, toppings
or slurry only, is dependent on the surface to
which they are applied being suitable to
receive them and so to develop the full
potential of the MasterCast 141 mixes used.
Depending on the nature of the repair,
preparation may involve one or more of the
following processes:
1. Removal of defective substrate and
exposure of corroded steel.
2. Reduction to accommodate the application.
3. Preparation of the surface - this is
necessary in practically every case (unless
already clean and suitable).
1. Removal of defective substrate
and exposure of corroded steel
Identify the decayed or damaged area. Mark
clearly. Saw cut the perimeter of the area to
be treated or cut neatly, keeping the sides of
the areas as square as possible. Defective
material must be removed carefully using
suitable reducing plant, needle guns or sharp
tools and chipping hammers. The force
applied must not be such as will damage
sound material beneath; for this reason jack
hammers must never be used.
If unsound material or corroded
reinforcement is found to extend beyond
the premarked area, extend the cutting as
necessary, treating the edges as above. If
corroded, ensure that the back of the
reinforcement is exposed to a depth of
20mm. Test the substrate exposed for
soundness.
2. Reduction to accommodate the application
Some repairs necessitate reduction of the
existing substrate to accommodate the
minimum thickness of the application. This is
frequently the case, for example, when slabs or
pavements are being resurfaced.
Reduction can be carried out by planers, by
sharp scabblers or by blasting with very high
pressure water, grit or sand. As above, care
must be taken to remove material from the
substrate surface without causing damage to
underlying layers below.
After reduction, the thickness achieved should
be as constant as possible - avoid high points
and depressions. If a change of thickness is
unavoidable, it must be very gradual.
However, free edges of floors should have a
thickening - refer to the Guidelines and
recommendations for preparation of
substrates.
Test the reduced surface for soundness -
probe to ensure that there are no soft or
weak areas.
3. Preparation of the substrate surface
This applies to untreated surfaces and to
treated surfaces (as 1 and 2 above) that are
not sufficiently regular and/or not adequately
textured. Texturing can be achieved by
scabbling or light grit blasting.
The lightly textured but firm surface must be
brushed clean of all loose debris, dust and
standing water. An air lance using oil-free
compressed air or an industrial vacuum aid
thorough cleaning.
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
The surface must be thoroughly wetted has been corroded away and the reduction might
down and kept damp for at least 1 hour; free impair the strength of the structure, the missing
water is then removed, just prior to cross- sectional area must be reinstated. This is
application of the MasterCast 141 slurry. usually achieved by lapping in or anchoring
additional reinforcement. When in doubt, an
Watchpoint
Engineer’s advice must be sought. Critical cross
If a surface is contaminated, e.g.: by oil, all
sectional areas are usually those of main bars
the contaminant and any contaminated
and shear reinforcement in areas of high shear. A
substrate must be removed prior to
10% reduction in cross-sectional area is usually
preparation of the substrate. Light oil or
accepted as the maximum permissible, but each
grease deposits should be removed with a
and every case must be considered on its merits.
degreasing solution. Heavy oil deposits
should be removed by hot compressed air. If
Watchpoint
purpose designed equipment is not available,
Always ensure that concrete repair extends to
a propane gas torch may be used to heat the
the limits of corrosion and for a nominal distance
concrete and dry out the deep seated oil.
beyond (say 25mm). This may mean cutting
Care must be taken when using this method
beyond the edges of the decayed concrete or
to heat the concrete slowly. Keeping the torch
behind the reinforcing bars to expose corrosion.
trained on one spot to effect a rapid heat
Before cutting structural concrete away,
build up will cause the concrete to spall
consider structural stability.
violently

Temporary structural support and / or

The need for adequate preparation
removal of load
There is no substitute for good substrate
The structural significance and safety of each
preparation prior to application of MasterCast
repair process should be considered and, if
141 mixes.
necessary suitable propping must be provided
If a reduced standard of substrate preparation
during repair.
is undertaken, the user cannot expect to
achieve the full potential of the MasterCast Properties of MasterCast 141 and modified
141 repair. Poor substrate preparation can be mortar
the cause of future failure of a repair. MasterCast 141, styrene butadiene co-
polymer latex rubber:
Cleaning corroded reinforcement
Reinforcement should have all the corrosion Typical values
removed by use of powered tools, abrasive
pH 10.5
blasting, water jetting or wire brushing, as
Specific gravity 1.01
appropriate. For basic repairs, clean the steel
Freeze-thaw Withstands at least 5 freeze
removing all corrosion and leaving clean. stability thaw cycles, but inside storage
Where chlorides are present in significant above 0°C is recommended
amounts, all rust must be removed by grit Particle size 0.17 micron*
blasting. After cleaning reinforcement, it is Stabilisation Non-ionic
advisable to finally wash and dry (to remove
final traces of soluble salts). If excessive steel
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
Butadiene content 40% by weight of the SBR Tensile strength
polymer BS 6319 Part 7 but at pulling rate 1.5mm/min.
Antioxidant Yes (Curing condition modified as above).
Bactericide Yes
Antifoam Yes Adhesion method 1
Minimum film Approximately 1°C A half dumb-bell of steel or cured mortar was
forming placed in a tensile mould as above, primed and
temperature the test mortar compacted against it. Pulling
Shelf life 12 months, but from above rate: 1.5mm/min.
(interior storage) 0°C to 25°C agitate before use
after prolonged storage Adhesion method 2
*A cubic mm of dried film is made up from more than Slant Shear BS 6319 Part 4.
125,000,000,000 particles
Water vapour permeability
BS 4016/BS 3177 11mm thick test pieces.
Tests on performance properties of
MasterCast 141 modified mortars Water penetration
30 metres per head of water was applied to one
Mix formulation for test:
face of a mortar disc 85mm diameter, 15mm
All mixes were prepared with 3 parts BS 882
thick. The volume of water passed in a given
Zone 2 sand and 1 part Ordinary Portland
time was then measured.
cement. The level of MasterCast 141 was
varied. Comment:
Test results are tabulated overleaf. These results
The minimum quantity of water was used to illustrate that the incorporation of MasterCast
achieve a reasonable consistency in accordance 141 in cement mortar significantly improves
with normal good working practice. Typically adhesion, tensile and flexural strengths, both at
water:cement ratio was 0.5 for unmodified normal working temperatures and under extreme
mortar, 0.28-0.34 for modified mortars. conditions of use. Very good resistance to a wide
range of chemicals is also demonstrated. It is
Unless stated otherwise, results were obtained
apparent that MasterCast 141 enables highly
after ageing specimens for 28 days. Curing
water resistant mortars to be designed with low
conditions were:
w:c ratios and low water penetration
1 day wet, 27 dry for ”DRY” and normally 1 wet, characteristics.
20 dry, 7 wet for ”WET” (abbreviated on next
page to 1W27D, 1W20D7W).

Test methods
Air content
BS 4551: 13:2 or 13:3.

Compression tests
BS1881: Part 116: (Curing condition
modified as above).
Flexural strength
BS 4551: (Curing condition modified as above).
MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use
Test results MasterCast 141 modified mortars
MasterCast 141 ltr/50kg cement 0 10 12.5 15 20
Values in N/mm²
Adhesion to concrete: 1W27D DRY 0.07 2.0 - 2.1 3.4
Test method 1 1W20D7W WET 0.3 1.0 - 0.9 1.4
1W20D63W WET 0 1.4 - 1.8 2.1
Adhesion to steel: DRY 0 2.0 - - 1.6
WET 0 - - - 1.3
Slant shear adhesion (mortar/SBR mortar using 141
bonding slurry) Test method 2: - 31 - - -
Tensile Strength: DRY 3.0 - - - 4.3
WET 1.8 - - - 3.9
Compressive Strength: DRY 56.0 50 - - -
Flexural Strength: DRY 7.1 - 13.2 - 10.6
WET 5.8 - - - 9.6
Effect of chemicals on Flexural Strength after 6
months immersion:
Untreated DRY 7.2 - 13.2 - -
10% Potassium Hydroxide DRY 6.1 - 12.3 - -
10% Magnesium Sulphate DRY 4.3 - 13.3 - -
5% Lactic Acid DRY 5.9 - 8.0 - -
10% Sucrose DRY 5.9 - 9.2 - -
5% Hydrochloric Acid DRY 0 - 2.2 - -
20% Ammonium Nitrate DRY 2.6 - 4.8 - -
Petroleum Spirit DRY 7.7 - 7.5 - -
Effect of extremes of temperature
Flexural Strength:
Untreated 7.1 - - - 10.6
After 60 freeze/thaw cycles in 10% brine at -18°C 0 - - - 10.4
After 1 year at 70°C 5.2 - - - 14.3
Adhesion to concrete:
Untreated 0.1 - - - 3.4
After 6 months at 70°C 0 - - - 2.6
Co-efficient x 106
Thermal expansion (linear): - 20°C to + 20°C 12.7 - - 12.8 -
+ 20°C to + 60°C 12.8 - - 12.9 -
Shrinkage during drying:
w/c ratio 0.40 0.34 - 0.34 0.30
% shrinkage 0.07 0.02 - 0.01 0.01
g / m² / 24 hrs
Water vapour permeability: 46.9 38.1 - 3.9 1.9
Water penetration: kg / m² / 24 hrs
with MasterCast 141 in mortar 100 35 - 0 0
with MasterCast 141 / cement sealing coats 0 - - - -
on unmodified mortars
 MasterCast® 141
Guidelines and Recommendations for use

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BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX /
AL MARYAH CENTRAL MAIN CONTRACT
BML-ST-A-MSU-000007 01
To: AECOM SUB-CONTRACTOR NAME:
BMPLG
Material Description/Location Submittal Issue Date : Response Requested By:
19-Jul-15 1-Aug-15
Material Technical Submittal For Bonding
Attachments / Contents:
Agent Mastercast 141, (BASF Construction
Chemicals UAE LLC) ☒ Material Submission ☐ Manual
☐ Method Statement ☐ Report
☐Calculation ☐ Schedules
☐ Other
Location of Use:- Contract Specification Clause Ref:
Site Wide

SPECIFIED PROPOSED
[NB: For alternative materials a Compliance Report must be provided]

MFR MFR
BASF Construction Chemicals UAE LLC
AGENT AGENT

MAKE/ MAKE/ Mastercast 141

MODEL MODEL

Reviewer Comments:

THORNTON TOMASETTI, INC. (TT)

07:14:09
10/08/2015
APPROVED
Reviewed by William Fulton
APPROVED AS NOTED
abu dhabi : dubai : sharjah : ksa : oman : qatar

Status E: Not in Scope. REVISE AND RESUBMIT

NOT APPROVED
TT'S APPROVAL IS ONLY FOR GENERAL CONFORMANCE
WITH THE DESIGN CONCEPT OF THE PROJECT AND

B - Approved with comments

Approved as back up for Bonding Agent
Polybond SBR- Henkel Poly Bit submtted
through BMC-ST-A-MSU-000010 subject to
prior notification to be given to Engineer for
procuring the back up material.
GENERAL COMPLIANCE WITH THE INFORMATION GIVEN IN
THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. ANY ACTION SHOWN IS
SUBJECT TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CONTRACT
DOCUMENTS. THE CONTRACTOR IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE
FOR: DIMENSIONS WHICH SHALL BE CONFIRMED AND
CORRELATED AT THE JOB SITE, FABRICATION PROCESSES
AND TECHNIQUES OF THE CONSTRUCTION,COORDINATION
Approved for use as a OF THEIR WORK WITH THAT OF ALL OTHER TRADES AND
THE SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE OF THEIR WORK.
concrete repair product.
Not approved for use as
an admixture for cast in
CJB 08/05/2015
place concrete By Date:

09/08/2015
CONSULTANT’S REVIEW SIGN OFF RETURNED TO CONTRACTOR: DOCUMENT STATUS

Consultant’s
REPRESENTATIVE Approved Approved as Noted
Name:

Reviewer’s
Name: Revise and Resubmit Records
Name:

Reviewer’s FINAL STATUS REPRESENTATIVE

Sign:
Signature:

Date: Date: Signature: __________________________________ Date: __________

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