Our repair, protection and strengthening systems for concrete and masonry address the unique challenges of commercial retrofit, bridge and marine and water/wastewater projects. This line includes repair solutions for concrete spalling, or for cracking or buckling concrete; strengthening solutions for existing concrete and masonry structures; and protective coatings. These products include everything from mortars, low- and gel-viscosity epoxy resins, and dispensing tools to our line of Heli-Tie™ products designed to efficiently stabilize and repair masonry structures and façades.
Simpson Strong-Tie and Structural Technologies are leaders in structural solutions — products, technology and services that help people design, build and repair structures to make them stronger and last longer. Structural engineers, contractors and infrastructure owners have chosen our companies for their concrete and masonry strengthening and repair projects because of our innovative, value-engineered products, designs, expert installation methods and dedicated customer support.
The concrete repair, protection and strengthening solutions developed by Simpson Strong-Tie are the result of over 40 years of laboratory development, field study and collaboration with professional contractors. Each of these products have passed the performance and quality assurance protocols that are expected of Simpson Strong-Tie, and have been selected to address the unique challenges of Commercial Retrofit, Bridge and Marine and Water/Wastewater projects.
Now you can build roads that are stronger and more economical. Ideal for new construction or resurfacing, Simpson Strong-Tie asphalt reinforcement grids are tested and proven to extend the service life of roads, highways and other heavy-use areas. Our reinforcement grids are made from carbon fiber or glass fibers. They are flexible and pre-impregnated with bitumen to assist the installation and ensure perfect bonding between layers of asphalt. In addition, the carbon fiber grid is easily milled and recycled, making it reusable and highly sustainable.
In this free webinar series we dive into some very important considerations including the latest industry standards, material properties and key governing limits when designing with FRP.