Dryvatec R102 Repair Mortar T

A cement-based, single-component repair mortar developed for fine-section repairs on wall and ceiling surfaces. R101 is for structural repair — where a load-bearing section has to be rebuilt. R102 is for surface repair: it brings walls and ceilings that have lost their evenness, but not their section, back to a state ready for waterproofing. When in doubt, use R101 on load-bearing elements.

Key Features

  • Does not sag overhead — thixotropic
  • Spreads easily, smooth finish in thin sections
  • Watertight — low water/cement ratio
  • No shrinkage cracking, controlled shrinkage
  • Ideal for surface preparation before waterproofing
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Technical Specifications

Product Type

Cement-based, single-component fine repair mortar

Appearance / Colour

Grey powder

Density

1.7 kg/dm³

Mixing Ratio

25 kg mortar : 6 kg water

Mixing

400 rpm, homogeneous consistency

Maturing

5 minutes resting

Coat Thickness

2 – 10 mm

Compressive Strength (28 d.)

≥ 32 N/mm²

Adhesion

≥ 1.5 N/mm²

Full Cure

28 days

Application Temperature

+5 °C / +30 °C

Consumption

≈ 1.7 kg/m² · mm

Shelf Life

12 months

Packaging

25 kg kraft bag

Values are typical figures obtained at +23 °C / 50% relative humidity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I use R101 or R102?

R101 is for structural repair — section loss, tie-rod holes, deep cavities. R102 is for surface repair — levelling walls and ceilings, coving, fine patching. When in doubt, use R101 on load-bearing elements.

Can it be applied overhead?

Yes. Its thixotropic structure keeps it from sagging on ceilings. However, the risk of sagging grows with thickness, so reduce the coat thickness overhead.

Does the surface need wetting?

Yes. Dry, absorbent concrete draws the mixing water out; adhesion is lost and the surface cracks. Dampen the surface before application, but leave no standing water.

What is the mixing ratio?

25 kg mortar : 6 kg water. Mixing with too much water reduces strength and watertightness and causes shrinkage cracks.

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