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Low-Clearance Grouting with CE815 Epoxy Grout

S2W Contracting out of Tunkhannock, PA and Energy Tech Systems out of Exton, PA used FasTrac CE815 Epoxy Grout on a recent high-speed gas compressor grouting project with low clearance. CE815 is a revolutionary epoxy machine grout. It features low dust, high bearing area, low exotherm, fast cure, and pumpable with excellent high-flow qualities. Learn[...]

Mississippi Department of Transportation Selects FasTrac Hybrid Polymer Concrete for County Bridges

FasTrac Construction Products partnered with Mississippi Department of Transportation and Key Constructors to repair and enhance the Yazoo Bridge in Yazoo County, Mississippi with a new bridge deck overlay.  After several frustrating attempts to repair the bridge with a variety of competitor products, the MDOT Bridge Division specified Hybrid Polymer Concrete for the project.  It[...]

FasTrac Provides Two-Layer Epoxy Surface Treatment to H-1 Airport Viaduct

About the Project The H-1 Freeway Airport Viaduct improvements include a two-layer epoxy preservation and protective surface treatment applied over the freeway’s eastbound lanes and ramps, including shoulders. The two-layer epoxy surface treatment technique is the first to be used by HDOT, which incorporates a combination of epoxy binders and aggregates designed to protect the[...]

Queen Isabella Memorial Causeway Bridge Deck Polymer Overlay

FasTrac was onsite with Texas DOT and contractor Southern Road and Bridge at South Padre Island/Port Isabel, TX with the EP1500 Portable Epoxy Pump System. FasTrac's Epoxy Polymer Pump System is superior to anything that's currently on the market.  It provides a higher capacity output, two to three times greater than traditional pumps.  This provides[...]

Waimalu Viaduct: Hawaii DOT Partners with FasTrac

Hawaii DOT Partners with FasTrac The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) has announced that the pavement preservation project on the H-1 Freeway Waimalu Viaduct has been completed. The stretch of improved roadway includes a 1,300-foot stretch of the H-1 Freeway between the Kaahumanu Street overpass and Kaonohi Street overpass. About the Project To make the[...]

Table Rock Lake: FasTrac Bridge Rehab

FasTrac Construction Products partnered with Lehman Construction LLC. to rehab the MO Hwy 76 bridge in Cape Fair, MO. This is an older 2 lane narrow bridge overlooking Table Rock Lake. About the Project Lehman Construction used the FasTrac 750 Concrete Mixer to mix the FasTrac HP Grout for the grouting of the precast panels. [...]

Caltrans Partners with FasTrac on I-405 Project

Interstate 405 (I-405) is a major north–south auxiliary Interstate Highway in Southern California. The entire route is known as the northern segment of the San Diego Freeway. I-405 is heavily traveled by both commuters and freight haulers along its entire length and is the busiest and most congested freeway in the United States. Decades of heavy[...]

Franklin County, MO: FasTrac Hybrid Polymer Concrete

FasTrac Construction Products partnered with MoDOT - St. Louis and Concrete Strategies LLC. to enhance Route Y in Franklin County, Missouri with a new bridge deck overlay. FasTrac's Hybrid Polymer Concrete was selected for it's ease of use, high strength, flexibility and chemical/weather residence, adding another 30+years of life to the bridge. Learn more about[...]

Railroad Bridge Repair: Taking the FasTrac

One of our contractor customers provides repair and construction services for several railroads, and a recent project required a quality self consolidating concrete to ensure project success. On a rural stretch of track near Blackburn, MO, a railroad bridge built in 1900 was showing its age.  The bridge required a new concrete pad to support[...]

Auckland, New Zealand: FasTrac 300 Cement

Auckland Airport pavements were originally constructed in 1964 and have long served the New Zealand community and travelers the world over.  However, the pavements were starting to show their age and some pavement needed to be replaced. The problem crews faced was how to reconstruct part of the Auckland Airport airfield pavements with long-lasting, durable[...]