ARMOX CWG P-22 is the first fibre reinforced material of the world which, thanks to 3 years of experimental research, provides increased out-of plane behaviour of unreinforced masonry (URM) cavity walls in seismic regions.
ARMOX CWG P-22 is recommended both for increasing strength of existing buildings during earthquake and it increases the thermal insulation of the houses originally built with empty cavity
ARMOX CWG P-22 basic is to create a thick monolithic solid wall
instead of the two thin leafs (one usually constructed with Calcium Silicate bricks and the other with Clay bricks) to increase mainly the out-of-plane behaviour during earthquakes. At the same time, thanks to the high performances low-density mix design (≈1000 kg/m3), it increases the thermal insulation of the walls.
ARMOX CWG P-22 is a Fibre Reinforced Concrete-like material (FRC):
it uses synthetic fibres inside the mix design to increase the energy absorption of the earthquakes also during high deformations of the building, due to severe earthquakes. Its mode of operation is based on FRC (Fibre Reinforced Concrete) strengthening technologies on a low density-high performance material.
Patented and certified technology
Quick and easy application
Consolidates and makes the structure monolithic
Improves out-of-plane behavior
