DisboPOX 420 E.MI PLUS 2K-EP-Grundierung
Transparent, 2-component liquid epoxy resin for priming mineral floor spaces. Emission-minimised, tested for harmful substances and supervised. Particularly suitable for moisture sensitive substrates.
Eigenschaften
- Emission-minimised.
- Tested for harmful substances.
- Approved by the German Institute for Structural Engineering.
- Free from benzyl alcohol and alkyl phenol.
- Good penetration to the substrate.
- Excellent anchorage in concrete.
- Free from substances detrimental to proper enamel wetting.
Verbrauch
| Priming Coat | Approx. 200 - 400 g/m2 |
| Top Sealing | Approx. 200 - 400 g/m2 per coat |
| Scratch Filler Application for semi-rough, even substrates Surface roughness to 1 mm: | |
| Disboxid 420 E.MI Primer Disboxid 942 Mischquarz | Approx. 660 g/mm/m2 Approx. 1 kg/mm/m2 |
| For roughly textured, uneven substrates Surface roughness from 1 mm: | |
| Disboxid 420 E.MI Primer Disboxid 942 Mischquarz Disboxid 943 Einstreuquarz | Approx. 660 g/mm/m2 Approx. 500 g/mm/m2 Approx. 500 g/mm/m2 |
| Levelling Coat for high-quality surfaces: | |
| Disboxid 420 E.MI Primer Disboxid 942 Mischquarz | Approx. 800 g/m2 Approx. 800 g/m2 |
| Concave Fillets | |
| Disboxid 420 E.MI Primer Disboxid 946 Mörtelquarz | Approx. 150 g/m Approx. 1.5 kg/m |
| Mortar Floor Coating✱ | |
| Disboxid 420 E.MI Primer Disboxid 946 Mörtelquarz | Approx. 190 g/mm/m2 Approx. 1.9 kg/mm/m2 |
| Green Concrete Protection | |
| Disboxid 420 E.MI Primer Disboxid 943 Einstreuquarz | Approx. 30 - 600 g/m2 Approx. 1 kg/m2 |
The exact rate of consumption is best established by a trial coating on site.
✱ Partial repairs of balcony floor spaces are realizable. Due to different extensions of epoxy mortar and concrete, the complete surface treatment must be avoided, otherwise cracking may occur.
Farbe
Transparent
The primer can be pigmented with Disboxid 980 NEFA®POX pigment paste.
Discolouration and chalking effects may occur with weathering and UV light exposure. The colourants in e.g. coffee, red wine or leaves (organic dyestuffs) and various chemicals, e.g. disinfectants, acids, etc., may cause discolouration. Proper functioning of the coating will not be affected by these changes.
