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Hydraulic Lime NHL 3.5

Name: Rugby Hydraulic Lime
Brand: Rugby

For Use In Cement, Lime & Sand Mortars

CEMEX is a world leader in packed cement, backed with excellent technical expertise in blended cements for more than 20 years.

Rugby® Hydraulic lime (HL) is a term for varieties of lime (calcium oxide), or slaked lime (calcium hydroxide), used to make lime mortar which set through hydration.

Generally hydraulic lime provides a faster initial set and higher compressive strength than standard air lime. It is suitable for general-purpose use for mortar/pointing or rendering and is quality assured to EN 459-1.

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Features

Mortar, Render & Plaster Usage

Used to produce durable mortar, render and plaster

Water Retention

Improved water retention in mortar and render

Weather Resistant

Enhanced resistance to freeze and thaw attack

Reduced Bleed

Less water bleed

Water Demand Reduced

Lower water demand

Benefits

Ease Of Use

Easier to work worth

Cohesive Mix

Offers a more cohesive mix

Aesthetically Pleasing

Reduced risk of unsightly efflorescence

Eco-Friendly

Lime manufacturing process produces less carbon dioxide than ordinary cement.

Applications

Brick & Block Laying

Rendering

Plastering

Historic Restoration

Heritage Buildings

Grade 2 Listed Buildings

More About Hydraulic Lime

Delivery & Storage

Delivered by road in a curtainsided vehicle, all CEMEX drivers are fully trained and experienced in the safe delivery and unloading of our vehicles, please do all you can to ensure your site is accessible with no obstructions.

Rugby® Hydraulic Lime is available in paper sacks delivered as shrink-hooded, modules on non-chargeable pallets. Rugby® Hydraulic Lime should be stored off the ground, under clean and dry conditions and covered with a thin plastic sheet. Bags should be used in strict rotation.

Health & Safety

Rugby® Hydraulic Lime is an alkaline substance which can cause irritation, dermatitis or burns and should therefore be used and handled with care using protective goggles, gloves and clothing during batching, mixing and application. Safety instructions can be found in our Health and Safety Data Sheets (available on request) and also on the back of each bag. These instructions should be brought to the attention of anyone who handles or uses our products.