Capatect MW-Brandriegel 035 152
Universal fire barrier for use in flame-retardant Exterior Thermal Insulation Composite Systems based on EPS insulation boards
Field of Application
Non-combustible facade insulation board for use as fire barrier in ETICS based on EPS insulation boards. To be fixed with adhesive mortar and anchors. Not for use on timber frame.
Material Properties
- Reaction to fire: German classification A1 as per DIN EN 13501, non-combustible
- Application type WAP-zg
- Insulation boards format: Format I / 1200 x 200 mm
- No initial mortar priming required
- White coated front side for a better adhesion of the reinforcing layer
- Edges: blunt
- Occupational health classification (Germany): free as per GefStoffV, ChemVerbotsV and EU Directive 97/69 (Remark Q)
Colours
Insulation wool brownish yellow
White coating on front side. White with uncoated stripes on back side towards the adhesive mortar side.
Storage
Dry, protected from moisture; avoid unprotected exposure to weather.
Heat conductivity
λR = 0,035 W/(m·K) as per DIN 4108-4Resistance-count for diffusion µ (H2O)
µ ≈ 1 as per DIN EN 12086Compressive stress (compression: 10%)
≥ 20 kPa as per DIN EN 826Temperature resistance
up to 250 °C for a short time
Raw density
approx. 105 kg/m3 ±15 %Melting point
> 1000 °C as per DIN EN 13501-1Certified quality control
by FIW in Munich
Adhesive tensile (pull-off) strength at right angle to the panel plane
≥ 7.5 kPa as per DIN EN 1607Product No.
| Thickness [ mm ] | Prod.-N° | [ m2 ] per hood-shrunk bundle |
| 100 | 152/10 | 0.96 |
| 120 | 152/12 | |
| 140 | 152/14 | |
| 160 | 152/16 | |
| 180 | 152/18 | |
| 200 | 152/20 | |
| 220 | 152/22 | 0.48 |
| 240 | 152/24 | |
| 260 | 152/26 | |
| 280 | 152/28 | |
| 300 | 152/30 |
Suitable Substrates
Mineral substrates of new buildings or sound and solid existing render or paint coats.
Substrate Preparation
Substrates must be clean, dry, adherent, and free from all substances, that may prevent good adhesion. Formwork oil residues, soiling and mortar burrs are to be removed. Remove unsound, flaking existing paint and textured render coatings as far as possible. Cut off render with hollow spaces and repair flush with the surrounding surface. Clean highly absorbent, sanding or chalking surfaces very accurately up to the solid substrate level and prime with Sylitol-Konzentrat 111.
Consumption
per 1 m2: 1 m2 plus offcuts
Application Conditions
Processing temperature during application and curing of adhesive: +5 °C to +30° C for material, substrate and surrounding air.
Bonding of Insulation Boards
Manual application of the adhesive: Apply adhesive material (corresponding to the ETIC system) thoroughly to the reverse side of the thermal insulation board using a notched trowel for full covering to achieve full-faced adhesion to the substrate.Mechanical application of the adhesive (full-faced fixing): Apply the adhesive mortar mechanically onto the wall surface to achieve a 10 mm thick coverage. Smooth the fresh mortar with a notched trowel (notches depending on surface roughness) just before placing the boards into the fresh mortar. Place the insulation boards immediately into the fresh adhesive mortar bed by slightly moving sideways and press on. To avoid skinning, only as much adhesive surface may be submitted, as can be immediately covered.
Mechanical fixing of the insulating boards by dowels: After curing of the adhesive, the fire barrier in the plinth area is to fix additionally by dowels with a minimum of 3 dowels per board. The requirements for the position and arrangement of the dowels are given in the underlying general approval or assessment.
In the protection zone "room fire" the boards are to be fixed with min. 2 dowels per insulation board. Project-specific calculations can lead to to higher numbers of dowels. Further information to the dowel placement in the corresponding general building approvals and relevant dowel tables must be observed.
Already fixed insulation boards are to protect against moisture and covered with reinforcing compound in a short term. Voids or open board joints must be filled with insulation strips.
Special Risks (Hazard Note) / Safety Advice (Status as at Date of Publication)
Wear protective clothing (dust-tight) and dust mask P1 when occurring dust. For mechanical processing (sawing, drilling, grinding, milling) and in case of overhead work wear goggles. See also: guidelines of BG BAU (professional insurance) for processing mineral wool insulation (in German).
Disposal
Waste must be avoided by careful cutting and re-use. Nevertheless resulting low material residues to be disposed as per EWC 170604 (insulation material).
Approval
Approvals and assessments
Z-33.43-132, Z-33.49-1071, Z-33.41-130, Z-33.42-131, Z-33.46-1091
Customer Service Centre
Tel.: +49 6154 71-71710Fax: +49 6154 71-71711
e-mail: kundenservicecenter@caparol.de
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