
Super flow, super fast
Coremasta is a highly flowable mix that makes it easier to fill blockwalls and reach difficult areas.
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Applications
- Infill for block masonry, retaining walls and complex formwork or moulds
- Infill for standard and irregular in-ground structures, including confined and hard-to-access spaces
- Gully traps and inspection holes
Technical information
| Strength grade | 20 MPa unless specified otherwise |
| Slump | 200 or 230mm |
| Coverage | 1m3 fills approximately 135 standard masonry units (400x200x200mm) |
| Compliance | Generally complies with AS1379 and meets SAA Masonry Code |
| MSDS | Available |
Features and benefits
Fills gaps faster and easier
Coremasta’s highly flowable mix gives it more spread than a standard block fill. It prevents segregation and reduces the risk of blocked pumps as well as reducing the need for excessive rodding and vibrating.
Fewer voids
Coremasta is specially designed at a higher nominal slump to avoid excess water addition on site. It is self-levelling, fills voids better, needs less compacting and doesn't flow through cracks and brickwork.
Reach difficult spaces
Coremasta's strong, cohesive and highly flowable mix uses less coarse aggregates than other mixes. This makes it easier to fill hard to access formwork, irregular in-ground structures and shapes and heavily reinforced areas.

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