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3021 İZOFLEX

3021 IZOFLEX

Waterproofing Mortar

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General Information
Definition
One component, flexible cementitious mortar for waterproofing and protection of concrete structures, renders and cementitious screeds against water and humidity.
Usage Areas
Waterproofing of bathrooms, showers before laying ceramic tiles. Waterproofing of small scale concrete basins of potable water and decorative pools, Waterproofing of small scale terraces, balconies, Waterproofing of places subject to small deformations.
Package
  • 25 kg multi-ply paper bags.
Features
Waterproofing before laying ceramic tiles. Approved to be used in contact with potable water. Excellent bonding on all concrete and masonry. Non-corrosive for steel and construction elements. Applicable both on horizontal and vertical surfaces. Prevents carbonation in concrete. Easy to apply either by brush, roller or trowel.
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Technical Properties 
(at 23°C and 50% RH)
General Data
Appearance White/Grey Powder
Shelf life (Powder and liquid) 12 months when stored in the original sealed packaging
Application Data
Application Temperature: (+5°C)-(+35°C)
Mixing Ratio: 5-5.5 lt water / 25 kg powder (for roller or trowel application) 7-8 lt water / 25 kg powder (for brush application)
Pot Life: 1 hour
Consumption (avr.): 2 kg/m² (per 1 mm thickness)
Waiting Time Between the Coats: 5-6 hours
Ready to use: 7 days
Performance Data
Waterproofing Capacity (for 3 mm thickness): ≥ 1.5 bar (positive)
Tensile Strength (EN 1542): ≥ 1.00 N/mm²
Tensile Adhesion Strength After Cycling Without De-icing Salts Impact (EN 13687-3/ EN 1542): ≥ 1.00 N/mm²
Tensile Adhesion Strength After Heat Ageing (EN 1062-11/ EN 1542): ≥ 1.00 N/mm²
Water-vapor permeability (EN ISO 7783): Class I; Sd < 5 (Sd: Equivalent air thickness)
Capillary Water Absorption (EN 1062-3): < 0.1 kg/m²h0.5
Heat Resistance: (-30°C)-(+80°C)
Dangerous Substances: See SDS.
Reaction to Fire: European classification Bs1d0