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SST Carbon Reinforcing Systems

FRP SheetsLaminatePre-stressed LaminateEpoxies

C-FRP-2013/14 APACME

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CARBON REINFORCING SYSTEMS

Founded 1956 in Oakland, California, U.S.A.

Home Office U.S.ASimpson Strong-Tie5956 W Las Positas BlvdPleasanton, CA 94588 U.S.A.

Asia3/F Cambridge House, #301Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road Quarry Bay, Hong Kong

Middle EastWarehouse No.35, LIU 15Street 710, Round About No. 7Jebel Ali Free ZoneDubai, UAE

AustraliaUnit 1/ 16 Kenoma PlaceArndell Park. NSW 2148Australia

New Zealand28 Arrenway DriveAlbany 0632New Zealand

South AfricaUnit 5, Fairway Business ParkStibitz StreetWestlake Business Park 7945Cape TownSouth Africa

Company Overview For more than 50 years, Simpson Strong-Tie has been helping people build safer, stronger structures economically. The company is the leader in structural systems technology and has earned a reputation for providing customers with innovative, high-quality products, technical and field support, testing and training. Simpson Strong-Tie designs, engineers and manufactures steel connectors, lateral systems, anchor and fastening systems. These products are used to secure the frame of structures and buildings. We have laboratory facilities that are dedicated to finding solutions to improve the way structures are designed and built. The company’s research is being used to help advance the industry and develop products that help structures resist earthquakes, typhoons and high-wind storms.

Customers Simpson Strong-Tie serves the new construction, retrofitting and do-it-yourself (DIY) markets. Customers include builders, contractors, engineers, architects, building officials, dealers, distributors and owners.

Employees Approximately 2,500 employees world-wide

World-wideLocations

Web sites www.strongtie.com; www.strongtie.asia

Stock Symbol SSD, New York Stock Exchange

COMPANY OVERVIEW

®

Every day we work hard to earn your business, blending the talents of our people with the quality of our products and services to exceed your expectations.

SIMPSON STRONG-TIE QUALITY POLICY

We help people build safer structures economically. We do this by designing, engineering and manufacturing “No Equal” structural connectors and other related products that meet or exceed our customers’ needs and expectations. Everyone is responsible for product quality and is committed to ensuring the effectiveness of the Quality Management System.

WE ARE ISO 9001-2000 REGISTERED

Factories, offices, and warehouses in Asia, Australia, Austria, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, New Zealand, Poland, Scotland, South Africa, Switzerland, UK, UAE and U.S.A

Distribution in Australia, Canada, Chile, Western Europe and part of Eastern Europe, Middle East, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, UK, U.S.A and other Asian countries

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

COMPANY OVERVIEW 2

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS 4-5

PRODUCT OVERVIEW 6

FRP SHEET 7-9

CARBON LAMINATE 10-11

EPOXIES FOR APPLICATION 12

MODEL NUMBERS AND SIZES AVAILABLE 13

TECHNICAL DATA 14-16

PROJECT REFERRALS 17-22

OTHER REINFORCEMENT SYSTEMS 23

SOFTWARE Back Cover

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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CARBON REINFORCING SYSTEMS

BRIDGES

INFRASTRUCTURE HISTORICAL BUILDINGS

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGSSEISMIC REFROFITTING

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

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CARBON REINFORCING SYSTEMS

Window Reinforcement

Pre-stressed FRP

Slab Reinforcemnt(Positive moment)

Column Reinforcement (Stiffness/Ductility/ Earthquake/ Impact)

Slab Reinforcement(Negative moment) Wall Reinforcement

(Masonry)

Beam Reinforcement(Bending)

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

Beam Reinforcement (Shear)

Wall Reinforcement (Shear)

DoorReinforcement

Water Vapor-PermeabilityReinforcement

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CARBON REINFORCING SYSTEMS

Type Product Epoxy & Accessories

Fiber systemsSST C-Sheet (Carbon)

SST Resin Epoxy 55SST A-Sheet (Aramid)

Non-prestressed Laminate SST Laminates SST Resin 220

Type Product Epoxy & Accessories

Fiber systemsWater vapor-permeability

SST C-Sheet (Carbon) SST Resicem (for moisture vapor transmission), SST Repcem Repair MortarSST A-Sheet (Aramid)

Pre-stressed Laminate SST Laminates

SST Resin 220

SST Pre-stressed Anchorage System

1、CONVENTIONAL PRODUCTS:

2、INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS:

SST reinforcing products are designed and sold as a turnkey system that include the carbon fi ber material and epoxy. This assures the fi nal concrete restoration installation will perform as designed. SST products include FRP sheet, carbon laminate, pre-stressing kits and compatible epoxies.

SST offers an innovative FRP sheet system that offers water vapor permeability of the enclosed concrete, allowing the moisture in the concrete to escape; preventing destruction of the repaired concrete due to moisture buildup.

SST's patented pre-stressed carbon laminate system allows for greater utilization of the carbon laminate strength resulting in a stronger repair of the concrete member.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

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CARBON REINFORCING SYSTEMS

FIBER REINFORCING SHEET SYSTEMS

Material properties

Type of Fiber Modulus of elasticity GPa Tensile strength MPa

C (Carbon) 240-640 2,500-4,000

A (Aramid) 120 3,000-4,000

SST manufactures custom made sheets of either a single fi ber type or a combination of fi ber types (hybrids).

SST C-Sheet

Aramid Fiber

FRP SHEET

Woven Sheets

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

0 5 10 15

Steel

N/m

m2

Types of SST Reinforcement Fiberand Performance Strength

Elongation Strength Comparison

%

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FRP CARBON SHEET WATER VAPOR PERMEABILITY SYSTEMWhen applying FRP sheets in a fully covered reinforcement application, the moisture permeability of the system should be considered to assure that the moisture within the concrete element can properly escape while also preventing moisture from entering from the outside. SST's vapor permeable system allows the installed FRP system to breathe, ensuring the durability of the reinforced concrete. This protects the repaired internal concrete from moisture caused spalling and related damage.

ACI Building Code for Structural Concrete- ACI FRP Guide 440 (Chapter 8.3.3 Durability Considerations)

Any FRP system that completely encases or covers a concrete section should be investigated for vapor pressures and moisture vapor transmission.

Vitruvius (Roman Architect and Engineer, 50 B.C.)

A structure must be permeable to water vapor from the inside to the outside.

FRP SHEET

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FRP SHEET

Determination of the water vapor-permeability of a coating

Sd =μH2O×layer thickness (m) < 4m

Sd:Water vapor diffusion resistance of the layer

μH2O:Water vapor diffusion coeffi cient of the coating

SST Resicem μH2O ≈ 3,000~5,000 (FRP thickness 1 mm)

S&P Resin 50/55 (epoxy resin) μH2O = 1,000,000 (FRP thickness 1 mm)

It follows that:of a two-layer FRP coating using SST Resicem, with a total thickness of 0.8 mm (matrix + fi bers),

Sd = 4,000×0.0008 = 3.2m < 4m

• SST Resicem the water vapor-permeability of the FRP system is assured.

Concrete moisture can escape from inside

Outside water vapor cannot enter

SST Fiber Sheets

SST Resicem

SST Repcem/ Mortar

Concrete

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NON-PRESTRESSED (SLACK-APPLIED) LAMINATESST's carbon fiber laminates are made of 12k small tow carbon fiber thread and epoxy adhesive in a highly advanced continuous pultrusion production process. The carbon laminate strip is adhered to the concrete surface with our specially formulated epoxy paste assuring a high strength installation. The carbon fiber content of the laminate is greater than 70%. The resulting installation results in substantially increased bending capacity of the reinforced concrete member.

1. Removal of concrete up to the rebar 2. The base plate is grouted in with SST Resin 220

Finished Installation Diagram

3. The laminate is epoxied onto the bottom surface and the top plate epoxied and anchored over the end of the laminate

SST END PLATE ANCHORING SYSTEM(Optional end plates required when laminate end distance to edge is not great enough to handle end forces)

CARBON LAMINATE

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Composite Type Fiber Direction Fiber Arrangement Typical Application

SST Carbon Fiber systems (CFS) Uni-directional Straight Increase in fl exural andshear capacity, confi nement

SST Aramid Fiber Sheet (AFS) Uni-directional Straight Impact or explosion enhancement

SST Carbon Fiber Laminate Uni-directional Straight (partiallypretensioned) Increase in fl exural capacity

The following table sets out typical uses for the various products

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CARBON LAMINATE

A standard non-pre-stressed laminate system does not fully utilize the additional potential strength in the carbon laminate material. The pre-stressed system is installed by anchoring one end of the laminate strip, prestressing the other end with SST's patented installation system, then allowing the epoxy adhesive that is applied to the underside of the carbon laminate to cure. Internal testing has shown up to a 40% increase in the ultimate capacity when using a pre-stressed system versus a slack application system.

SST's pre-stressed laminate system unique designed anchorage plates and hydraulic tensioning equipment allow for efficient installation on the jobsite, resulting in a maximum increase in the bending strength of the concrete member.

Pre-stressed System Installation Features:

Safe and Reliable: 1. This system has been successfully installed in thousands of jobsites around the world.

Easy to Install:2. With the unique patented anchorage plate system, job site installation can be accomplished in minimal time. It can be used in small work spaces and causes minimal damage to the existing concrete surfaces.

Reliable Anchorage System:3. This system has been laboratory and job site tested for reliability and safety.

A Complete System:4. SST provides everything to complete the job- the installation kit, carbon laminate and specially formulated epoxy; assuring a comprehensive solution for even the most demanding reinforcement challenges.

Versatile:5. Is especially useful on long-span RC elements due to higher defl ection and fl exural resistance.

PRE-STRESSED LAMINATE

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Primer and Resin for adhesion of FRP Sheet Systems

Primer

When the substrate is porous SST Resin 50 can be used as a primer under the FRP system.Primer may be applied with brush, roller or airless spray.Available by special order only, contact Simpson.Under the vapor open SST Resicem System primer should not be used!

Repair mortars FRP Systems

Vapor permeable Non-vapor permeable

SST Repcem (Repair Mortar) SST Resin 230 (leveling mortar)

Saturant

Vapor permeable Non-vapor permeable

SST Resicem(world-wide patent pending) SST Resin Epoxy 55

Application on dry substrate(Humidity ≤ 12%)

Application on dry substrate(Humidity ≤ 4%)

Resin for laminates CFK

SST Resin 220 Application on dry substrate(Humidity ≤ 4%)

EPOXIES FOR APPLICATION

Figure: CFRP Installation

1st level Saturant(SST Resicem/SST Resin Epoxy 55)

SST C-Sheet 240

Repair mortars(SST Repcem/SST Resin 230)

Concrete Base Material

2nd level Saturant(SST Resicem/SST Resin Epoxy 55 )

Coating

1

2

34

5

6

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*Available by special order- 400g/m2 and 600g/m2 of SST C-Sheet 240 and SST C-Sheet 640. Other sizes available, contact Simpson

Product Model No.

Specifi cation

PackageCarbon Content Width

(mm)Thickness

(mm)

SST C-Sheet 240 CS240300200 300 g/m2 200 0.176 200 mm x 100 M

SST C-Sheet 240 CS240200300 200 g/m2 300 0.117 300 mm x 100 M

SST C-Sheet 240 CS240300300 300 g/m2 300 0.176 300 mm x 100 M

MODEL NUMBERS AND SIZES AVAILABLE

SST C-SHEET

*Other models available, contact Simpson

Product Model No.

Specifi cation

PackageCarbon Content Width

(mm)Thickness

(mm)

SST A-Sheet 120 AS120290300 —— 300 0.20 300 mm x 100 M

SST A-SHEET

Product Model No.Type

PackageWidth(mm)

Thickness(mm)

SST Laminates 150/2000 LA15005012 80 1.2 50 mm x 150 M

SST Laminates 150/2000 LA15005014 80 1.4 50 mm x 150 M

SST Laminates 150/2000 LA15010012 100 1.2 100 mm x 150 M

SST Laminates 150/2000 LA15010014 100 1.4 100 mm x 150 M

SST Laminates 200/2000 LA20010014 100 1.4 100 mm x 150 M

*Other widths - 50, 80, 120, 150, etc - available by special order, contact Simpson.

SST LAMINATES CFK

Product Model No. Package Ratio

SST Resin Epoxy 55 SHRESEPO55 6kg (pail) 2:1, A+B

SST Resin 220 LARESI22006 6kg (pail) 2:1, A+B

SST Resin 230 SHRESI230030 30kg (pails&bag) 4:1:5 (by weight), A+B+F

SST Resicem SHRESICE004 4kg (bag) -

SST Repcem SHREPCEM025 25kg (bag) -

SST RESIN EPOXY

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SST C-Sheet Technical Data

Technical dataSST C-Sheet

CS240200 CS240300

Elastic modulus [MPa] ≥2.4x105 ≥2.4x105

Tensile strength [MPa] ≥3800 ≥3800

Elongation at rupture [%] ≥1.7 ≥1.7

Tensile force of 1000mm width (ultimate) [kN] ≥370 ≥557

Interlaminar shear strength[MPa] ≥45 ≥45

Bond Strength[MPa](C-Sheet overhead installation on concrete )

≥2.5 (Concrete failure)

Design thickness (Fiber weight/ density)[mm] 0.117 0.176

Weight of fiber (unidirectional) [g/m2] 200 300

TECHNICAL DATA

SST C-SHEET

SST LAMINATES SST Laminates Technical Data

Technical DataSST Laminates CFK

Test CodeLA150 LA200

Elastic modulus [MPa] >1.64x105 >2.05x105

EN2561and

ISO 527-5

Tensile strength[MPa] >2800 >2500

Elongation at rupture [%] ≥1.7 ≥1.7

Fiber volume content [%] 70 70

Interlaminar shear strength[MPa] ≥50 ≥50

Bond Strength[MPa](C-Sheet overhead installation on concrete )

≥2.5 (Concrete failure)

≥2.5 (Concrete failure)

Design thickness (Fiber weight/ density)[mm] 0.190 0.190

Sheet of Aramid Fiber SST A-Sheet 120 Technical Data

Technical data AS120

Elastic modulus [MPa] 1.2x105

Tensile strength [MPa] 2900

Elongation at rupture [%] 2.5

Tensile force[MPa] ≥400

Interlaminar shear strength[MPa] ≥45

Bond Strength[MPa](C-Sheet overhead installation on concrete )

≥2.5 (Concrete failure)

Weight of fiber (unidirectional) [g/m2] 290

Design thickness (Fiber weight/ density)[mm] 0.20

SST A-SHEET

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Density 1.11kg/Liter

Mixing ratio by weight 2:1 (resin to hardener)Glass transition temperatureEMPA 461.427/2

44℃

Tensile strength afterISO 527-2;1993(E) EMPA 461'427

14 days 35.8MPa

Elongation at breakISO 527-2;1993(E) EMPA 461'427

14 days 2.3%

Modulus of elasticity staticISO 7500-1;2004-11 EMPA 461.427

14 days 2,581MPa

Modulus of elasticity dynamicEMPA 461.427/2

14 days +20℃ 2,515MPa14 days -20℃ 2,989MPa

Pull off strength on concretejob-site tests

Failure in concrete

Pull off strength on steelIn-house tests

>15 N/mm2

Density 1.36kg/Liter

Mixing ratio by weight4kg resin + 2kg hardener + 4kg Resicem powder = 10kg

Glass transition temperatureEMPA 461.427/2

45℃

Tensile strength afterISO 527-2;1993(E) EMPA 461'427

14 days 22.0MPa

Elongation at breakISO 527-2;1993(E) EMPA 461'427

14 days 0.5%

Modulus of elasticity staticISO 7500-1;2004-11 (EMPA 461.427)

14 days 5,462MPa

Modulus of elasticity dynamicEMPA 461.427/2

14 days +20℃ 4,820MPa14 days -20℃ 5,424MPa

Freeze/thaw resistance BE IILPM Beinwil A-23'211-2E

high

Pull off strength on concretejob-site tests

>4 N/mm2 failure in concrete

Pull off strength on steelLPM Beinwil A-23'211-2E

7 days >10.6 N/mm2

Water vapour diffusion resistanceµ H2O (1.11 mm coating) 10 days 16,000

21 days 6,40035 days approx. 5,200

LPM Beinwil A-23'211-2E Water vapour permeability is reached after longer testing times

Physical parameters:

Physical parameters:

Application temperature +8℃ to +35℃

Application time at + 10℃ 180 min

+ 20℃ ≤45 min

+ 30℃ ≤30 min

Dust-dry after 4 h

Storage ﹢5℃ to﹢25℃ 12 months

Full cure time 7 days

Application temperature +8℃ to 35℃

Application time at +10℃ 180 min

+20℃ ≤50 min

+30℃ ≤35 min

Dust-dry after 4 hr

Full cure time 7 day

Storage ﹢10℃ to﹢25℃ 24 month

Approvals: Certifi ed in accordance with EN1504-4

Technical Data: The standard values below indicated are based on +20℃ and 50% relative humidity of air.

Technical Data: The standard values below indicated are based on +20℃ and 50% relative humidity of air.

TECHNICAL DATA

SST RESIN EPOXY 55 SST RESICEMSheet Resin Saturant for SST FRP Systems (Water vapor permeable)

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TECHNICAL DATA

Technical Data

SST RESIN 220 Laminating Resin SST REPCEM

SST RESIN 230

Repair Mortar (Water Vapor Permeable)

Leveling Mortar

Form Paste Comp. A and B

ColorLight grey Comp. ABlack Comp. B

Density (at 23℃) 1.70 - 1.80 g/cm3

Mixing ratio A:B4:14:1

by weightby volume

Pot lifeEN ISO 9514:2005 at 23℃

~ 25 minutes

Compression strengthEN 1504-4 (EN 12190)

>70 N/mm2

E-modulusDIN EN ISO 178

>7100 N/mm2

Shear strengthDIN EN 12615

>26 N/mm2

Shore-D-hardnessDIN EN 53505-D/EN ISO 868

87-93

Adhesive tensile strengthDIN EN 13982-8

>3 N/mm2 on concrete; 3days; 20℃>3 N/mm2 on SST laminate

>2 N/mm2 on SST Resin 230 levelling mortar

>14 N/mm2 steel on steel (without Primer)

Form PowderColor GreyGrain size 0 - 0.6 mmApplication temperature +5℃ to +35℃

Working time approx. 45min

Strengths, 28 dayscompressive strength tensile strength44.7 N/mm2 11.3 N/mm2

Bond to substrate >1.5 N/mm2

Yield 15L/25kg bag

Minimum addition of water 3.75L/25kg bag

Maximum addition of water 4.50L/25kg bagLayer thickness 2 - 10mm

FormPaste Comp. A and BQuartz sand Comp. F

ColorLight grey Comp. ABlack Comp. BGrey Comp. F

Density

ca. 1.75g/cm3 Comp. Aca. 1.75g/cm3 Comp. Bca. 2.05g/cm3 Comp. Fca. 1.9g/cm3 A+B+F mixed

Application temperature +10℃ to +35℃

Mixing ratio A:B:F4:1:54:1:6

by weightby volume

Pot life at +20℃ < 60 minutes A+B+F mixed

Bending tensile strength~ 22 N/mm2 1 day at +20℃~ 19 N/mm2 2 days at +10℃

Compression strength

~ 34 N/mm2 1 day at +20℃

~ 73 N/mm2 7 days at +20℃

~ 19 N/mm2 1 day at +10℃~ 32 N/mm2 3 days at +10℃~ 56 N/mm2 7 days at +10℃

Adhesive strength ~ 2 N/mm2 on concrete; 3 days; 20℃

Physical parameters:Application temperature +10℃ to +30℃

Application time at + 10℃ ≤180 min

+ 23℃ ≤50 min

+ 30℃ ≤40 min

Storage ﹢5℃ to﹢25℃ 12 months

Consumption: approx. 1.8kg/m2 per mm of layer thickness

Note: Mixes that have already undergone hydration may not be reused or diluted with water. After use, the equipment must be immediately cleaned with water.

Technical Data: The approximate values are based on +20℃ and 50% relative humidity of air

Consumption: approx. 1.9kg/m2 per mm of layer thickness

Technical Data:

Storage: In original containers, at ﹢5℃ to﹢25℃, 12 months

Availability: 30 kg (A+B+F) units

Storage: - Components A+B: may be stored for 1 year between﹢5℃ and﹢30℃

- Component F (Quartz sand): store dry

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DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre), Dubai, UAE

Axial reinforcement

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PROJECT REFERRALS

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CARBON REINFORCING SYSTEMS

Barnes, India Deuna Cement Plant, Poland

Bridge in Moscow, Russia

DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre), Dubai, UAE

Flexural strengthening

Shear strengthening

PROJECT REFERRALS

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Seismic reinforcement

Apartment Buildings Kleinweid, Cham, Switzerland DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre), Dubai, UAE

Shimla, India

Historical Buildings reinforcement

Russian Orthodox Church, Darmstadt, Germany

PROJECT REFERRALS

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CARBON REINFORCING SYSTEMS

M6 Cumbria Bridges Project, United Kingdom

Shock / Explosion-proof reinforcement

Sewage Plant, Zumikon, SwitzerlandQafco Prill Tower, Qatar

Harbor tank facilities / Silo reinforcement

PROJECT REFERRALS

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Pre-stressed CFK reinforcement

Bank Building, Arlesheim, Switzerland

Residences, Alcochete, Portugal

Bridge Bakar, Rijeka, Coratia Apartment Building, Ebikon, Switzerland

PROJECT REFERRALS

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Bridge in Lisbon, Portugal

Afatlar Bridge, Turkey

Bridge reinforcement

Corkerhill Road Bridge, United Kingdom

Viadoto Belo Horizonte, Sao Paulo, Brazil

PROJECT REFERRALS

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OTHER REINFORCEMENT SYSTEMS

OTHER REINFORCEMENT SYSTEMS

SST offers other innovative systems for reinforcement. Contact Simpson Strong-Tie for further details.

FX70 Marine Column Reinforcement System

Restores degraded columns (concrete, timber or steel) in marine environments to their original strength.

Slope and Rock Stabilization System

For strengthening and stabilization of steep rock or soil slopes.

ARMO Tunnel Reinforcement System

Ideal for strengthening and restoration of damaged or degraded tunnels.

Construction Chemicals for Restoration

Full range of products for repair/restoration of concrete, timber, steel or asphalt surfaces.

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Simpson Strong-Tie Asia Ltd.

3/F Cambridge House, #301Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road Quarry Bay, Hong KongTel: (852) 3511 1888Fax:(852) 3511 1889

Australia

Unit 1/ 16 Kenoma PlaceArndell Park. NSW 2148AustraliaTel: (61) 2 9831 7700

ME Warehouse & Offi ce

Warehouse No.35, LIU 15Street 710, Round About No. 7Jebel Ali Free ZoneP.O.Box 262983 Jebel AliDubai, UAETel: (971) 4 8702 100Fax: (971) 4 8870 727

New Zealand

28 Arrenway DriveAlbany 0632New ZealandTel: (64) 9477 4440

Simpson Strong-Tie (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

351/1 Soi Ram Intra 65 Yak 19Taraeng Bangkhen Bangkok 10230 ThailandTel: (662) 945 9043 - 44Fax: (662) 945 9033

South Africa

Unit 5, Fairway Business ParkStibitz StreetWestlake Business Park 7945Cape TownSouth AfricaTel: (27) 8 7354 0629

Simpson Strong-Tie (Beijing) Co., Ltd.

Suite 2609, Golden TowerNo. 1 Xibahe Rd. (S) Chaoyang District, Beijing 100028, ChinaTel:(8610) 6440 3840Fax:(8610) 6440 3931

SOFTWARE

Calculation software for column

Calculation software for fl exural strengthening

*For software information, please contact Simpson Strong-Tie for details