Rapid-curing, self-levelling two-component polyurea for filling control joints, construction joints and cracks in concrete floors. Fortis AD525 protects joint edges under heavy traffic while allowing limited slab movement, with return to service in approximately 60 minutes
Information | Applications | Specifications | Downloads | FAQs
Fortis AD525 is a rapid-curing, self-levelling, two-component polyurea elastomer designed for filling control joints, construction joints and suitable cracks in horizontal concrete surfaces.
Developed for industrial and commercial floors, AD525 combines flexibility with high hardness to help protect concrete joint edges from spalling under heavy traffic. It is particularly suited to warehouses, factories, workshops, cold storage facilities, freezers and food-processing areas exposed to forklifts, steel-wheeled trolleys and other demanding traffic.
AD525 is 100% solids and remains flexible at low temperatures. Its rapid cure allows repaired areas to be returned to service in approximately 60 minutes, reducing downtime during floor maintenance and repair.
The cured material provides greater than 200% elongation and Shore A hardness of 85–90. It can accommodate limited movement while providing support to the vertical edges of concrete joints.
AD525 is supplied in dual-component cartridges for controlled application and is suitable for both new joint filling and repair of suitable damaged joints and cracks.
Two-Component Rapid-Curing Polyurea Elastomer
Cures From -15° to 50°CRapid curing – return to service in approximately 60 minutesSelf-levelling for horizontal joint and crack filling100% solidsShore A hardness of 85–90Greater than 200% elongationAccommodates limited joint movementHelps protect concrete joint edges from spallingSuitable for heavy forklift and wheeled trafficRemains flexible at low temperaturesCures from approximately -15°C to 50°CLow odourResistant to jet fuelConvenient dual-component cartridge application100% Solids, Meets VOC Regulations
Conforms to ACI 302.1R – Guide for Concrete Floor and Slab Construction (Joint Materials).
Fortis AD525 is designed for filling suitable control joints, construction joints and cracks in horizontal concrete floors.
Concrete should be a minimum of 28 days old before installing AD525 unless otherwise approved for the specific application.
Remove dirt, dust, laitance, oil, grease, loose concrete, existing sealant and other contaminants from the joint or repair area. Joint faces must be clean, dry and structurally sound to achieve maximum adhesion.
Damaged or contaminated joint faces should be mechanically prepared back to clean, sound concrete. Remove all preparation dust before application.
Dispense both components of AD525 through the correct dual-component cartridge gun and static mixer. Ensure the material is mixing uniformly before filling the joint.
Fill the prepared joint or crack as required and allow the self-levelling material to settle. Excess cured material may be trimmed or shaved flush with the surrounding concrete where required.
AD525 cures rapidly and can typically be returned to service in approximately 60 minutes under suitable conditions.
For fast, controlled application from the dual cartridge, dispense Fortis AD525 using the Fortis 600 mL Dual Component Cartridge Gun fitted with the appropriate Fortis Static Mixer. Together they provide a complete portable dispensing system for concrete joint and crack repair.
Refer to the current Fortis AD525 Technical Data Sheet for joint preparation, application limits, cure times and installation requirements.
Suitable applications and surfaces include:
• Concrete floors
• Saw-cut control joints
• Construction joints
• Suitable cracks in horizontal concrete
• Industrial floors
• Warehouse floors
• Factory and workshop floors
• Cold storage and freezer floors
• Food-processing floors
• Concrete surfaces exposed to forklift and wheeled traffic
Concrete must be clean, dry and structurally sound before application. Remove dust, laitance, oil, grease, loose material, existing sealants and other contaminants that may interfere with adhesion.
Joint faces should be mechanically prepared where necessary to expose clean, sound concrete.
AD525 is intended primarily for horizontal concrete joint and crack filling. It is not a structural crack-repair resin or a replacement for rebuilding missing or severely spalled concrete.
Where significant slab movement, structural cracking or damaged joint shoulders are present, the cause and appropriate repair system should be assessed before application.
600 mL dual-component cartridge
What is Fortis AD525 used for?
Fortis AD525 is a rapid-curing polyurea for filling control joints, construction joints and suitable cracks in horizontal concrete floors.
Is AD525 suitable for warehouse floors?
Yes. AD525 is designed for industrial floors exposed to heavy traffic including forklifts and steel-wheeled trolleys.
How quickly can AD525 return to service?
Under suitable conditions, repaired areas can typically be returned to service in approximately 60 minutes.
Does AD525 remain flexible?
Yes. AD525 has greater than 200% elongation and can accommodate limited movement while supporting concrete joint edges.
Can AD525 be used in cold storage and freezers?
Yes. AD525 remains flexible at low temperatures and is suitable for cold storage and freezer applications.
Can AD525 repair control joints?
Yes. It can be used for new control joints and repair of suitable damaged joints after correct preparation.
Can AD525 repair concrete cracks?
AD525 can fill suitable horizontal concrete cracks. Structural cracks or cracks involving significant slab movement should be assessed before repair.
Is AD525 suitable for concrete spall repair?
AD525 is primarily a joint and crack filler. Missing or severely spalled concrete may require a suitable rigid repair material before the joint is filled.
How is AD525 applied?
AD525 is supplied as a two-component material and applied using a suitable dual-cartridge gun and static mixer.
How old should concrete be before applying AD525?
Fortis recommends allowing new concrete to cure for a minimum of 28 days before installing the joint filler unless otherwise approved.
Fortis AD525 Technical Data Sheet
Fortis AD525 Safety Data Sheet AUS GHS Pt A
Fortis AD525 Safety Data Sheet AUS GHS Pt B
