Masonry Magazine September 1962 Page. 3
CONTRACTORS!
PREVENT INSIGHTLY CRACKS
USE VAL-LOK RTAR JOINT REINFORCING
BECAUSE: EFFECTIVENESS OF REINFORCING IN MASONRY WALLS DEPENDS ON THE AMOUNT AND TENSILE LENGTH OF THE STEEL IN THE RTAR AND THE BOND OF THIS STEEL TO THE MORTAR.
WAL-LOK puts 19.2% more steel in the mortar where it counts. WAL-LOK is double deformed for maximum bond. TENSILE STRENGTH of steel is maintained. PROJECTING CROSSRODS for mortar locks at each weld. CROSSRODS hold WAL-LOK for complete embedment. WAL-LOK, in all grades, complies with or exceeds Government specifications.
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The Magazine for the Masonry Industry MASONRY SEPTEMBER, 1962 VOLUME 2, NO. 9
CONTENTS
We want you! Up-dating you on the '63 Convention
Mason Contractor News & News of the Industry
Setting Up a Pension Plan
The concluding part of this important series
Advertisers' Index
Tell them you saw it in MASONRY
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September, 1962
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