Description
x
LIME JUICE is a colourless liquid admixture engineered as a lime alternative in lime-cement mortars. Lime Juice provides all the technical features of traditional lime compounds without the hazard of Silica.
Lime Juice complies with the Australian Masonry Structures AS 3700 Standards.
Developed by brickies, for brickies, it's the safer alternative that's cheaper and easier to use. With one five-litre bottle equal to 10 x 20-kilogram bags of lime, it's the cost-saver you need on your job site, significantly reducing the cost of mortar.
Lime Juice makes working with cement easier. Just 50 grams (2 x capfuls) per 20 kilograms of cement extends plastering mortar setting times, increasing cohesion and adhesion while decreasing the risk of defects. Completely Silica Free, bricklayers can start work immediately without risking their safety and with no additional PPE.
Work smarter by selecting Lime Juice lime replacement mortar additive for your business. Order today from Technique Tools.
Download - Product Information Sheet
Download - Australian Standards AS 3700 Certificate of Compliance
Download - Safety Data Sheet
Download - Safety Data Sheet according to WHS Regulations
Benefits of Lime Juice lime replacement:
- It increases the adhesion of the fresh mixture to the substrate.
- It extends the mortar setting time.
- It improves plasticity through its air-entraining action.
- It increases the cohesion of the mortar, thus preventing sagging.
- It eliminates the risk of blistering.
- It increases masonry wall strength.
- It significantly reduces the cost of mortar.
- It eliminates lime storage problems.
- It does not contain Silica or corrosive ingredients.
Lime Juice used as an admixture in mortar complies with Australian Standard AS 3700 Section 11.4.2.4 requirements for:
- Compressive Strength (AS 1012.9).
- Flexural Strength (AS 3700 Appendix D6).
- Durability (M2 Mortar) (AS 3700 Appendix E).
Lime Juice also complies with AS 1478.1 for air-entraining admixtures (Bleed Test AS 1012.6) and chemical requirements (AS 1478.1 Section 1 & 2) when used as instructed.
Lime Juice has been designed for longer setting times than standard mortars (AS 1012.18).
Usage Instructions:
For Masonry and Paving Mortar, use 50g (2 capfuls) of Lime Juice per 20kg of cement.
Best Price Guarantee
xWe don't only want to be the number 1 stockist of quality & unique bricklayers tools in Australia, we also want to be the cheapest.
If you find a product that's cheaper than the price we're selling it for, send us proof and we'll BEAT that price by 5%.
Terms and conditions apply:
- Competitor must have stock available in quantity requested.
- The price match offer is valid only for Australian retailers.
- Advertisements must be current and items identical.
- The competitor's price must be publicly advertised and verifiable.
- Technique Tools reserves the right to verify the competitor's price and availability.
- Price match requests must be made prior to purchase.
- Competitors' conditions may apply i.e. payment type, location, freight, delivery etc.
- Excludes reproductions (e.g. photocopies, print outs etc.) of competitors' vouchers.
- Excludes trade buyers, commercial quantities and liquidation or clearance sales.
- We reserve the right to limit sales if deemed for retail sale or limited volumes.
To submit a price match request, please fill out the form below, upload your proof of a cheaper competitors price, and we'll get right back to you with a better offer.
FAQ
xWhat is Lime Juice and how does it differ from traditional lime compounds?
Lime Juice is a colourless liquid admixture engineered as a lime alternative in lime-cement mortars. It provides all the technical features of traditional lime compounds without being highly caustic or containing Silica.
How does Lime Juice comply with Australian Masonry Structures AS 3700 Standards?
Lime Juice complies with Australian Masonry Structures AS 3700 Standards through rigorous testing and adherence to the standards' specifications for compressive strength, flexural strength, durability, and air-entraining action.
What are the advantages of using Lime Juice over traditional lime in mortar?
Lime Juice offers several advantages over traditional lime, including increased adhesion of the fresh mixture to the substrate, extended mortar setting time, improved plasticity, increased cohesion to prevent sagging, elimination of blistering risk, and increased masonry wall strength. Additionally, Lime Juice is safer to use, and significantly reduces the cost of mortar and eliminates lime storage problems.
How much Lime Juice is required per volume of cement, and how does this compare to traditional lime usage?
For mortar, 50g (2 capfuls) of Lime Juice is recommended per 20kg of cement. This usage ratio is equivalent to or more efficient than traditional lime usage, making Lime Juice a cost-effective alternative.
Can Lime Juice be used as a direct replacement for lime in all types of mortar applications?
Lime Juice can be used as a direct replacement for lime in all types of mortar applications. However, it's essential to follow the recommended usage instructions and consider specific project requirements.
What are the safety considerations when using Lime Juice compared to traditional lime?
Unlike traditional lime, Lime Juice is completely non-caustic and silica dust-free, making it safer to handle without the need for additional personal protective equipment (PPE). Bricklayers can start work immediately without risking their safety.
How does Lime Juice affect the setting time and workability of mortar?
Lime Juice extends plastering mortar setting times, increasing cohesion and adhesion while decreasing the risk of defects. It also improves workability and plasticity through its air-entraining action.
Does Lime Juice affect the strength and durability of masonry walls compared to traditional lime?
Lime Juice has been designed to enhance the strength and durability of masonry walls, complying with Australian Standards for compressive strength, flexural strength, and durability requirements.
Are there any specific storage requirements forLime Juice?
Lime Juice does not have specific storage requirements beyond standard practices for liquid admixtures. It should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Does Lime Juice contain any corrosive ingredients or chlorides?
Lime Juice does not contain chlorides or other corrosive ingredients, making it safe for use in various masonry applications without causing corrosion or degradation of materials.
How does Lime Juice comply with Australian Standard AS 3700 Section 11.4.2.4 requirements?
Lime Juice complies with Australian Standard AS 3700 Section 11.4.2.4 requirements by meeting the specified criteria for compressive strength, flexural strength, and durability, ensuring its suitability for use in masonry construction.Lime Juice is generally compatible with other additives commonly used in mortar mixes. However, it's recommended to conduct compatibility tests or consult the manufacturer when combining Lime Juice with other additives to ensure optimal performance.
Is Lime Juice compatible with other additives commonly used in mortar mixes?
Lime Juice is generally compatible with other additives commonly used in mortar mixes. However, it's recommended to conduct compatibility tests or consult the manufacturer when combining Lime Juice with other additives to ensure optimal performance.
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
