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4105 TAMİRART SL

4105 TAMİRART SL

Epoxy based, two component, solvent free

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General Information
Definition
Epoxy-based, two-component, solvent-free, self-leveling adhesive that increases the adherence between fresh concrete and existing concrete.
Usage Areas
Bonding between fresh concrete and existing, hardened concrete. Protection of the reinforcements against corrosion before the application of structural repair mortars. Used as an adhesive for rods on horizontal surfaces and placing anchor elements.
Package
  • Component A: 3.0 kg Component B: 1.5 kg A+B Set: 4.5 kg
Features
Provides excellent bonding between fresh concrete and hardened concrete. Adheres very well to different building materials such as concrete, stone, metal. Perfectly protects the reinforcement against corrosion. Provides perfect adhesion even on damp surfaces Solvent free Easy to apply with brush or directly pouring Does not require primer.
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Technical Properties
 (at 23 °C and 50% RH) 
General Data 
Appearance :
 Component A: Epoxy resin 
Component B: Epoxy resin 
A+B : Grey-Fume Mixed 
Density : 1.64±0.03 gr/ cm3 Solid Content %100 Viscosity : ~10000 mPa.s 
Shelf Life: 12 months when stored in the original sealed packing in a cool, dry place. Application Data 
Application Temperature Range: (+10°C) - (+30°C) 
Mixing Ratio : A:B / 3kg :1.5 kg 
Pot Life : ~90 minutes Covering with Feshly Mixed Concrete Full Cured (+20°C) Max. 45 minutes 7 days 
Application Thickness: Min. 0.5 mm / Maks. 30 mm 
Consumption : 1.60 kg/ m2 (per 1mm thickness) 
Performance Data 
Compressive Strength (EN 196) : ≥50.0 N/mm2 (1 day) ≥100.0 N/mm2 (7 days)
 Flexural Strength (EN 196) : ≥ 30.0 N/mm2 (1 day) ≥ 35.0 N/mm2 (7 days) 
Shear Strength (EN 12003) : >15.0 N/mm2 (1 day) 
Bonding to Concrete (EN 1542): ≥ 3.5 N/mm2 (7 days) 
Bonding to Steel (EN 1542) : ≥ 10 N/mm2 (7 days) 
Elastic Modulus (EN 13412) : >5000 N/mm2 (28 days) 
Dangerous Substances: See SDS. 
Reaction to Fire : Class E