FasTrac attends the Midwest and the Western Bridge Preservation Partnership Meetings

FasTrac Construction Products joined AASHTO and TSP2 at the Western Bridge Preservation Partnership Meeting in Hot Springs, AR November 2-4, and in Phoenix, AZ December 6-9, 2021.

FasTrac showcased their Hybrid Polymer Concrete as the ultimate bridge preservation solution, superior to polyester in every way.  It’s strong like concrete, yet remains flexible like asphalt.  It will carry heavy loads while retaining a high degree of flexibility.  It has excellent bond strength, will move with the material that it is bonded to, and is impermeable to deicing salts and other chemicals.  

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About FasTrac Hybrid Polymer Concrete – The Ultimate Bridge Preservation Solution

FasTrac CE700 HPC is a three-component hybrid polymer concrete system containing engineered polymer resins and specially selected aggregates. When properly mixed, the reacted chemistry produces a durable polymer concrete composite designed for bridge deck overlays, patching, and road resurfacing applications. Specifically designed to resurface and restore prepared concrete surfaces from ½” to 12” in one application lift. The system can be utilized for variable depth cross sections. Return to traffic within 3 hours.

Where to use Hybrid Polymer Concrete

• Bridge deck resurfacing
• Concrete repair
• Grade correction
• Elevated parking structure overlays

Product Features

• Rapid return to traffic – less than 3 hours
• Impermeability provides excellent protection against chloride intrusion increasing structure life
• High abrasion resistance
• Low modulus formula produces less stress on the substrate
• Excellent thermal compatibility
• No volatile chemical odors, zero VOC.
• Durable in extreme climatic conditions
• Self-priming, no primer required
• Freshly placed system can be tined to produce a traction profile
• Optional high friction aggregate surface can be added for increased traffic safety

Learn more about FasTrac Hybrid Polymer Concrete here.