SECTION 734 - CONCRETE SLAB OVERLAYS
734-01 Thin Polymer (Epoxy) Overlay Wearing Surface for Structural
SLABS SCOPE. This specification covers the Thin Polymer (Epoxy) Overlay System used as a wearing surface for Structural Slabs GENERAL. The thin polymer (epoxy) overlay system will restore friction and protect the structural slab from further deterioration. The aggregate source(s) used with these systems will be evaluated by Main Office Geology for friction classification and approval. MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS. The manufacturer will provide Materials Details Sheet for acceptance to the Department. The details will provide the following:
A.Product Information.
1.Identify Components
2.Storage and handling requirements
B.Surface Preparation.
1.Describe the method of cleaning
2.Identify the required level of cleanliness
3.Identify the bond strength
4.Moisture and temperature requirements (Limitation)
5.Address any structural repairs needed
C.Application Procedures. Describe all procedures in mixing, preparation and application
736-01 Permanent Corrugated Metal Forms for Bridge Slabs
NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Section 700 STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS (USC) January 1, 2026 VOLUME 4
D.Curing. Describe curing procedure and anticipated cure times vs. temperature. PACKAGING. All components shall be shipped in appropriate containers, bearing the manufacturer's label specifying date of manufacture, batch number, brand name, quantity, and date of expiration or shelf life. BASIS OF APPROVAL. Each system supplier/manufacturer must undergo a two year field performance evaluation on two preapproved sites and provide Materials Details for approval. BASIS OF ACCEPTANCE. Thin Polymer (Epoxy) Overlays systems will be accepted based on the product name appearing on the Departments Approved List for Thin Polymer (Epoxy) Overlays. SECTION 735 (VACANT)
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Source: Standard Specifications (US Customary Units), 2026 (Jan) Edition. Pages 1470–1471 of 1,489. View official source ↗