Kema Stuck Fiber
Kema Stuck Fiber
Kema Stuck Fiber is an advanced, ready to use, fiber reinforced structural acrylic putty engineered specifically for high durability filling, bridging, and structural mitigation of deep tectonic cracks, expansive fissures, and micro-movement joints on concrete, cement plasters, and exterior masonry substrates.
Technical Property | Official Certified Value | Engineering Benefit |
Classification | Ready-Mix Fiberglass-Reinforced Acrylic Repair Putty | Fixes deep cracks with a high-strength structural matrix without on-site mixing errors |
Structural Reinforcement | Embedded Interlocking Micro-Fiberglass Mesh | Prevents crack telegraphing or recurring expansion by spreading joint stress |
Shrinkage & Slump Defiance | Zero Volumetric Shrinkage and High Thixotropic Body | Allows deep vertical crack packing in minimal passes without sagging or dishing |
Weather & UV Resilience | Premium Atmospheric Moisture & Solar UV Shielding | Tailored for exposed exterior facades subject to extreme sun and seasonal rain |
Interfacial Adhesive Grip | Heavy-Duty Fusion Bonding to Concrete, Brick, & Plaster | Formulates a hermetic water-tight seal that prevents rainwater ingress via fissures |
Integrated Mechanical Reinforcement: Structural fiberglass strands create an internal cross-linked network that resists tensile tearing forces.
Immediate Field Execution: Easily drawn and packed utilizing standard putty knives or steel trowels directly into the crack channel.
Absolute Dimensional Stability: Will not cave in, slump, or contract inside deep masonry chasms, optimizing labor and material cycles.
Sanding-Adaptable Finishes: Despite its fiber-loaded matrix, it can be dry-sanded to achieve full architectural homogeneity with the surrounding wall area for 2026 specs.
Alkali & Carbonation Immunity: Repels structural weathering, withstands alkaline masonry salts, and resists moisture trapping.
Structural repair, sealing, and stabilization of settlement cracks and expansion fissures on exterior building facades and interior walls across all governorates.
Void filling, concrete honeycomb repair, and joint sealing at interface points between masonry walls and concrete structures (beams/columns) prior to plastering.
Surface stabilization and base skimming for structural assets exposed to continuous dynamic vibrations (such as industrial plants and highway-adjacent structures) for 2026 targets.
Technical specification tracking and bulk tender allocation for public restoration works, facility asset protection, and estate maintenance frameworks in Egypt.
Crack Routing & Substrate Profiling: Mechanically route and open the target crack into a "V" shape configuration utilizing a chasing saw or chisel. Thoroughly evacuate all processing dust, loose masonry matrix, and debris using compressed air. Applying a high-penetration water-based primer inside the routed groove is highly recommended to secure maximum anchor bond.
Execution Technique: Firmly pack and compress Kema Stuck Fiber deep into the open routed channel using a stiff putty knife to avoid air pocket formation. Ensure the filler fills the entire depth and level the exterior surface flat with the adjacent wall profile.
Curing & Mechanical Detailing: Allow the applied matrix to dry completely under 2026 climate parameters (drying time scales with crack depth and atmospheric humidity). Once fully cured, dry-sand any minor surface excess. The treated area is now ready for standard skimming fillers (such as Kema Stuck) followed by decorative paint systems.
Kema Stuck Fiber
