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Concrete that survives a Saudi summer pour

Admixtures, non-shrink grouts, repair mortars, anchoring adhesives, sealants and industrial flooring, the chemistry that makes the mix work at 45 °C.

ASTM C494 / EN 934-2 admixturesASTM C1107 non-shrink groutEN 1504-3 concrete repairEN 1504-6 anchoring

The problem

Hot weather is not an edge case here, it is the default. Slump loss on the truck, plastic shrinkage cracking before the finishers are off the slab, and grout that flashes off before it flows, these are the ordinary failure modes of concreting through a Saudi summer.

How MST answers it

MST supplies admixture and grout systems selected for the pour temperature and the placement window, not just the strength class: with trial-mix support, ACI 305 hot-weather guidance and compatibility confirmed between admixture, cement and any supplementary cementitious material in the mix.

Product lines

What sits inside this solution

Browse the solution by family. Each line is supplied against the standard named on your specification, send the clause and we will confirm the grade and the certification route.

01

Concrete admixtures

  • PCE Superplasticisers & Water Reducers
  • Retarders & Hot-Weather Admixtures
  • Accelerators & Set Controllers
  • Air-Entraining & Waterproofing Admixtures
02

Grouts, repair & anchoring

  • Non-Shrink Cementitious Grouts
  • Epoxy Grouts & Machine Bases
  • Structural Repair Mortars
  • Chemical Anchoring Adhesives
  • Curing Compounds & Bonding Agents
03

Sealants & flooring

  • Polyurethane & Silicone Joint Sealants
  • Epoxy & PU Industrial Flooring
  • Surface Hardeners & Dry Shakes
  • Protective Coatings & Paints

Product schedule

Representative supply range

Indicative of normal stock and made-to-order supply. Project-specific grades, lengths and coatings are confirmed against the approved submittal before order.

Construction Chemicals8 lines
  • PCE Superplasticiser

    ASTM C494 Type F / G, EN 934-2

    Material
    Polycarboxylate ether
    Size
    200 L drums, 1 000 L IBC
    Finish
    0.6 – 1.8 % by cement weight
  • Set-Retarding Admixture

    ASTM C494 Type B / D

    Material
    Modified lignosulphonate
    Size
    200 L drums, 1 000 L IBC
    Finish
    Dosed to haul and placement time
  • Non-Shrink Cementitious Grout

    ASTM C1107 Grade B / C

    Material
    Cementitious, pre-blended
    Size
    25 kg bags, 10 – 100 mm thickness
    Finish
    Flowable to fluid consistency
  • Structural Repair Mortar

    EN 1504-3 Class R4

    Material
    Polymer-modified, fibre reinforced
    Size
    25 kg bags, 10 – 50 mm per layer
    Finish
    Hand or spray applied
  • Epoxy Anchoring Adhesive

    EN 1504-6, ETA / ICC-ES

    Material
    Two-component epoxy
    Size
    345 / 585 ml cartridges
    Finish
    Cracked and uncracked concrete
  • Polyurethane Joint Sealant

    ISO 11600 F-25LM, ASTM C920

    Material
    One or two-component PU
    Size
    600 ml sausages, 25 % movement
    Finish
    Grey, white, custom
  • Curing Compound

    ASTM C309 Type 1-D

    Material
    Wax or resin emulsion
    Size
    200 L drums, 4 – 5 m²/L
    Finish
    Fugitive dye for coverage check
  • Epoxy Floor Coating System

    EN 13813 SR-B2.0

    Material
    Solvent-free epoxy resin
    Size
    0.3 – 3 mm build, primer + topcoat
    Finish
    Self-levelling or broadcast

Sizes shown are the standard supply envelope; larger diameters and non-standard lengths are produced to order. All grades are supplied with EN 10204 3.1 inspection certification referenced to the heat number unless otherwise agreed.

Engineering reference

Admixture selection by ASTM C494 type

Most specification arguments about admixtures resolve into one question: which C494 type does the pour actually need? Type and dosage follow from haul time, ambient temperature and the required strength gain, in that order.
TypeFunctionTypical use
Type AWater reducingGeneral workability gain
Type BRetardingLong hauls, hot placement
Type CAcceleratingEarly strike, cool nights
Type DWater reducing + retardingThe Saudi summer default
Type FHigh-range water reducingLow w/c, high strength
Type GHigh-range + retardingMass pours, pumped concrete

Always verify admixture compatibility with the specific cement and any GGBS, fly ash or silica fume in the mix by trial batch. Dosage figures on a datasheet are a starting point, not an approval.

Applications

Where this is used

  • Hot-weather and mass concrete pours
  • Machine bases, turbine and pump grouting
  • Structural concrete repair and rehabilitation
  • Post-installed anchoring into concrete and masonry
  • Movement and construction joint sealing
  • Warehouse, plantroom and car park flooring

Environment & finish

Corrosion strategy, by site condition

The Kingdom is not one environment. The finish that lasts twenty years in Riyadh will fail inside a warranty period on the Gulf coast.

Placing above 35 °C

ACI 305 practice governs: chilled or iced mixing water, retarding admixture matched to the haul time, and curing started immediately rather than at the end of the shift. A PCE superplasticiser holds slump far longer than a naphthalene-based product at the same dosage, the difference shows up as placeability at the far end of the pour.

Grout flow window

Cementitious grout that performs to ASTM C1107 in a laboratory can lose its flow in minutes on a hot base plate. Substrate pre-soaking, shaded material storage and mixing water temperature are specified alongside the product, and a flow-cone trial on site is worth the hour it costs.

Governing standards

What this discipline is measured against

  • ASTM C494 / EN 934-2 admixtures
  • ASTM C1107 non-shrink grout
  • EN 1504-3 concrete repair
  • EN 1504-6 anchoring
  • ASTM C309 curing compounds
  • ASTM C920 / ISO 11600 sealants
  • ACI 305 hot weather concreting
  • ETA / ICC-ES chemical anchors

Where a project specification calls out a standard not listed here, send the clause reference with your enquiry, the technical desk will confirm equivalence or source to the named standard directly.

How we source

Three corridors, one certification regime.

Where a line comes from changes its lead time, its certification route and its landed cost. We state the corridor openly rather than hiding it behind 'globally sourced', it is usually the first thing a procurement manager needs to know.

  • Europe, UK & USA

    Germany · Italy · UK · USA

    Western-spec lines where the consultant names an EN or ASTM source mill, and ETA-assessed anchors and facade systems.

  • Gulf & Kingdom

    KSA · UAE

    Local manufacture and stock for programme-critical lines, with the shortest lead time and full local content and Saudization credentials.

  • Asia & Türkiye

    China · Taiwan · Malaysia · Türkiye

    Volume manufacture on certified lines where the specification permits it, same certification regime, tested and documented to the same standard.

Send us your specification

Send the bolting schedule or specification section. We return grade confirmation, finish recommendation, lead time and certification route.