Epoxyban epoxy paint for floors, for extreme loads, RAL 7045 gray, 2.5 kg

Two-component coating material for concrete designed for coating concrete floors with very high mechanical loads. Coated surfaces withstand heavy machinery, long-term contact with hot and wet tires, resist water, oil products, and most common chemicals. Epoxyban can be used as a poured floor. It can be applied in any thickness and does not change volume during curing. The product has a food safety certificate and a slip resistance certificate.

Key properties of Epoxyban floor paint:

• Excellent mechanical resistance for highly stressed surfaces.
• Creates a hard and glossy surface that is easy to maintain.
• Reliably resists oils, diesel fuel, gasoline, and most common chemicals.
• Perfect adhesion to the substrate.
• Can be used as a poured floor – self-leveling properties, does not change its volume after drying.
• Excellent insulation properties.
• Certificate for slip resistance both wet and dry.
• Certificate for contact with food.
• Very long lifespan of the coating.
• The right choice even for professionals.
• Consumption 1 kg per 3.5 m² in one layer (thickness 200 µm)

Usage:

Indoor and outdoor use. Heavily loaded concrete floors (garages, warehouses, terraces, swimming pools, production halls, etc.), masonry, OSB boards.

Substrate preparation:

The concrete substrate must be absorbent, mature (min. 28 days), dry, insulated against groundwater influence, load-bearing (tensile strength min. 1.5 MPa), and not sealed. There must be no cement milk (dried cement dust) on the surface. The substrate must be free from dust, and must not be contaminated with greases, diesel stains, asphalt, or other impurities. Dust pollutants should be vacuumed with a powerful vacuum cleaner. If cleaned with a water jet, the substrate must be allowed to dry thoroughly. The relative humidity of the substrate must not exceed 15%.

Coating preparation:

Curing ratio:

The coating material, component A and component B, is supplied in packages corresponding to the correct curing ratio of 4:1. If you need to separate a smaller amount, it is necessary to weigh both components exactly in this ratio (Component A 4 parts, Component B 1 part). An incorrect curing ratio, caused by improper weighing, will result in insufficient curing of the coating film and color deviations.

Primer:

Thoroughly mix component A with a mechanical stirrer, add the hardener - component B and mix again very thoroughly throughout the volume. Then, while continuously mixing, add thinner S 6300 in a ratio of 2:1 (2 parts Epoxyban, 1 part thinner). The working time of the cured primer mixture is 90 minutes at a temperature of 20 °C and 45 minutes at 30 °C.

Top coat:

Thoroughly mix component A with a mechanical stirrer. Add the hardener - component B and mix again very thoroughly throughout the volume. Do not dilute! The usual mixing time with a screw mixer is two minutes. Be careful not to incorporate air into the mixed composition. Mix with a low-speed mixing device at 300 to 400 rpm (do not whip!). We recommend pouring the mixed cured mixture into another container and mixing thoroughly again! The processing time of the cured mixture is max. 60 minutes at 20 °C. Prepare only as much of the composition as you can work with. Warning! At higher temperatures of the material and with larger mixed volumes (over 5 kg), the cured material heats up spontaneously and the processing time significantly shortens! Always apply the final layer with paint from the same production batch to avoid any color deviations!

Yield:

Theoretical yield for one layer is 3.5 m² from 1 kg of coating material (290 g/m²) at a dry thickness of 200 µm. At a dry thickness of 1 mm, the consumption is 1.46 kg of cured coating material per 1 m² (yield 0.69 m² from 1 kg).

Thinner:

S 6300