Fosroc Lokfix P Two-Component Polyester Resin Anchoring Grout (2.5L)

Fosroc Lokfix is a specialist chemical anchor / resin grout system used in construction to secure steel fixings, bolts, rebar and reinforcement into concrete, masonry, rock and brickwork with a strong, durable bond. It's designed for heavy‑duty anchoring where traditional mechanical anchors may not be suitable or sufficient.�� What It Is Lokfix products are pre‑measured, two‑component resin anchor grouts — typically polyester or vinylester resins — that cure to form high‑strength, corrosion‑resistant anchorage for fixing elements into structural substrates. They come in ready‑to‑use cartridges or pails and are mixed on‑site as required. �� Key Features High bond strength for secure anchoring of fixings. Rapid strength gain — allows early application of load after installation. Corrosion‑resistant properties help protect embedded steel in aggressive environments. Non‑expansive — does not place undesirable stress on surrounding substrate. Vibration‑resistant and durable under dynamic loads. Can be used in dry, damp, or water‑filled holes depending on grade. Available in different grades like pourable, thixotropic, and cartridge formats for tailored applications. ��️ Applications Lokfix is used for anchoring and fixing structural elements in a wide range of construction and civil engineering scenarios:1. Anchoring threaded rods, bolts and dowels into concrete and masonry.2. Post‑installed reinforcement fixings (e.g., starter bars). 3. Installation of base plates, barriers, balustrades, railings and safety fences.4. Ground anchors for towers, cranes and dock sills. 5. Horizontal, vertical and overhead installations depending on product grade. �� Product Variants Fosroc Lokfix is available in several formulations to suit different conditions and loads: Anchoring / resin grout types: FOSROC Lokfix S – Small‑aggregate polyester resin grout for general fixation of bolts and bars. Fosroc Lokfix P – Pumpable/thixotropic grade for horizontal or overhead anchoring work. Other resin anchors include vinylester versions (e.g., Lokfix E55/E45T) and high‑performance epoxy variants (e.g., Lokfix E77) for medium to heavy duty anchoring. �� How It Works Hole Preparation: Drill hole to required depth and clean thoroughly. Resin Mixing: Mix the two resin components (or use pre‑packaged cartridges with static mixer). Placement: Inject resin into hole, then insert threaded rod/bolt/rebar. Cure: Allow to cure; the resin sets to form a strong, chemical bond. Load Application: Once cured, the fixing can take tension, shear, and dynamic loads. �� Advantages Over Mechanical Anchors✔ Supports cracked and uncracked concrete without exerting expansion forces. ✔ Allows fixings closer to edges and other anchors than many mechanical systems. ✔ Performs in wet and submerged conditions where mechanical options struggle. ✔ Often approved to seismic and fire standards (depending on grade).