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<h1>19_Additional Technical Information_Applying ASODUR EN_4420.pdf</h1> <p>SCHOMBURG GmbH & Co. KG <br />Aquafinstrasse 2–8 <br />D-32760 Detmold (Germany) <br />phone +49-5231-953-00 <br />fax +49-5231-953-108 <br />email export@schomburg.de <br />www.schomburg.com</p> <p>Additional technical information no. 19</p> <p>Applying ASODUR® products <br />Preparation and application instructions</p> <p>Preliminary remark: <br />Epoxy resin floor coatings are indispensable in today's <br />surface protection. Depending on the requirements <br />of the covering and when applied correctly, the <br />coatings created from them exhibit high mechanical <br />strengths, are resistant to chemicals, slip-resistant, crack <br />bridging, decorative, etc. Apart from the selection of <br />suitable products, particular prerequisites for success <br />are the preparation and application conditions. <br />This additional technical information contains important <br />notes on the correct application of ASODUR products. <br />Subsurface preparation: <br />The surfaces must be dry, firm, load-bearing and slipproof. I.e. the substrate <br />• must be a minimum of 28 days old <br />• must be free of separating and adhesion inhibiting <br />substances, e.g. cement slurry, dust, grease, rubber <br />abrasion, and other loose parts <br />• must exhibit a surface strength (tensile adhesion) <br />of av. 1.5 N/mm2 <br />• must not exceed a residual moisture level <br />of ≤ 4 % (CM method) <br />• must be protected against moisture penetration from <br />the rear. <br />Suitable methods, e.g. brushing and grinding, <br />sandblasting, milling, flame blasting, shot blasting <br />and high-pressure water jetting, should be used for <br />preparation, depending on the condition of the substrate. <br />Visible or recognisable defects must be reported to the <br />developer. Only such measures make it possible to detect <br />damaged areas of the concrete and screed surfaces, <br />e.g. cracks, partial damaged areas in the surface, edge <br />break-outs on the joint flanks, unevenness, pores and <br />cavities, as well as different roughness depths, which it <br />is imperative to eliminate. Such damaged areas must be <br />repaired with special ASODUR/ASOCRET products, in <br />order to ensure the functionality of the floorings.</p> <p>Damp concrete substrates/fresh concrete: <br />Damp-proof primers such as ASODUR-SG2 or <br />ASODUR-SG3/ASODUR-SG3-superfast and <br />ASODUR-SG3-thix can be used as diffusion barriers on <br />load-bearing, non-slip, still matt damp concrete surfaces <br />and bonded cement-based screeds. <br />Mastic asphalt screeds: <br />Mastic asphalt screeds of minimum quality AS-IC10 in <br />interior areas must be sanded on the surface. <br />Magnesite and calcium sulphate surfaces: <br />Quality requirements according to DIN EN 13813 <br />MA- C35- F5 or CA-C25-F5. <br />We recommend shot blasting for surface preparation. <br />Before surface treatment, moisture measurements should <br />be taken to ensure that the specific household moisture <br />levels are present. Also ensure that these sensitive <br />coverings are professionally prepared and protected <br />against moisture loads from the rear. Surfaces in contact <br />with the ground may only be treated with water vapour <br />diffusible sealants or coatings. <br />Iron and steel surfaces: <br />Iron and steel surfaces are to be prepared by de-rusting, <br />in accordance with the standard degree of purity Sa 2 ½ <br />per DIN EN ISO 12944-4. <br />Temperature and site conditions: <br />Both the ambient temperature and the site temperature <br />are significant with respect to <br />• the application <br />• the reaction and <br />• material consumption of the ASODUR products. <br />Low temperatures <br />• delay the reaction, which can lead to a sticky surface <br />due to reaction with humidity and CO2 <br />• can lead to increased material consumption due <br />to increased viscosity, as well as impairing the flow <br />properties.</p> <p>1/5</p> <p>44/20</p> <p>Heating <br />The combustion of oil and gas produces combustion <br />products including water. Gas hot-air blowers etc. are <br />therefore not suitable for drying if sufficient ventilation <br />cannot be provided. <br />High temperatures <br />• accelerate the curing reaction <br />• shorten the application times <br />• can negatively affect the surface structure. <br />The optimum application temperature is +23 °C, or <br />between +15 °C and +25 °C as a minimum. <br />Priming and sealing work on exterior surfaces may only <br />be carried out at constant or falling temperatures to <br />avoid condensation. The formation of condensation, <br />e.g. in the morning hours, can lead to bubbles in <br />the surface or even to the applied material detaching <br />completely. It is therefore necessary to avoid carrying <br />out work in direct sunlight or in the event of rain. The <br />optimum time for application is therefore around midday <br />and during the early hours of the afternoon. This should <br />also be taken into account in interiors with large window <br />areas (sunlight). The surface temperature of the surface to <br />be treated must be at least 3 °C above the dew point as <br />a minimum. (See table on last page!) <br />When applying water-based or water-dilutable products <br />such as ASODUR-V360W, the evaporation of water in <br />indoor areas may cause an increase in humidity. As such, <br />adequate ventilation must be provided. If humidity is too <br />high, this leads to a prolonged drying time and possibly <br />to a temperature below the dew point. Work must then <br />be stopped promptly. After they have been applied, <br />surface protection systems must be protected against <br />dampness, e.g. rainwater, condensation water, etc., for <br />min. 4–6 hours. Discolouration and/or sticky surfaces <br />must be removed and reworked, e.g. through grinding <br />or shot/granulate blasting. In the case of products <br />containing solvents and products with a low solvent <br />content, always ensure adequate ventilation of the rooms.</p> <p>In accordance with the accident prevention regulations <br />and the relevant guidelines of the employers' liability <br />insurance association, take into account measures for fire <br />and explosion protection as well as the corresponding <br />construction site safety. <br />Applying ASODUR products: <br />ASODUR products are delivered in mixing drums, <br />i.e. resin and hardener components in the correct, <br />predetermined mixing ratio. <br />Component B (hardener) is added to component A <br />(resin). It should be ensured that the hardener drains <br />completely from its container. A suitable mixer should be <br />used to mix the two components, and this should take <br />place at approx. 300 rpm. (e.g. drilling machine with <br />stirrer, forced paddle mixer, or similar). Higher revolutions <br />bring more air into the mixed material, which may lead to <br />the formation of bubbles. <br />The contents should also be stirred up from the sides and <br />from the base, so that the hardener will be distributed <br />evenly. Continue stirring until the mixture is homogeneous <br />(free of streaks). The mixed material must not be applied <br />from the delivery container, because the mixture ratio <br />on the container walls is not usually homogeneous. After <br />mixing in the delivery container, the mixture is poured into <br />a clean mixing bucket and stirred again. The temperature <br />of resin and hardener should be between +10 °C <br />and +20 °C during the mixing process, because this <br />is decisive for the material quality. If aggregates (e.g. <br />quartz sand) are mixed in, make sure that these are <br />kiln-dried and also have a material temperature between <br />+10 °C and +20 °C. <br />Levelling mortar/levelling compounds: <br />The quartz sand is mixed into the previously <br />homogeneously mixed and re-potted resin and hardener <br />component. Care must be taken that the liquid and solid <br />components are mixed evenly.</p> <p>2/5</p> <p>44/20</p> <p>Epoxy resin screeds: <br />The aggregates are mixed in a forced paddle mixer <br />(e.g. type: Collomatic, Zyklos or UEZ). The previously <br />homogeneously mixed resin and hardener components <br />are then added. Care must be taken that the liquid and <br />solid components are mixed evenly. When working with <br />2-component ASODUR products, please note that only <br />those quantities of material are mixed that are to be used <br />within the application time specifications (see respective <br />Technical Data Sheet).</p> <p>Method of application: <br />Impregnations, sealants, primers and roller coatings: <br />Are evenly distributed on the prepared substrate, e.g. with <br />a suitable rubber slider, and then rolled over crosswise <br />with a short pile roller. When applying ASODUR-SG2, <br />the use of a primer brush is additionally required. <br />Depending on the substrate structure, a second primer <br />coat may be required, plus sanding with kiln-dried quartz <br />sand. <br />Primers: <br />Are sprinkled with SCHOMBURG quartz sand <br />when fresh (exception: ASODUR-SG3/ <br />ASODUR-SG3-superfast and ASODUR-SG3-thix). <br />After the primer has hardened, the unbound quartz sand <br />must be meticulously removed. <br />Levelling coatings/levelling mortars: <br />Are evenly distributed by means of a smoothing trowel, <br />rubber or sheet steel scraper. The use of a toothed <br />scraper, selected according to the desired layer thickness, <br />ensures an even layer thickness. To deaerate the <br />applied self-levelling coating, it is imperative to roll over <br />the surface crosswise with a spiked roller to avoid the <br />formation of bubbles on the surface. <br />Mortar and screed systems: <br />Are professionally laid with suitable installation tools and <br />equipment, e.g. levelling bar, screed board and blade or <br />finishing trowel.</p> <p>Initial care/maintenance cleaning: <br />After curing the ASODUR-coating, we recommend using <br />the oil and industrial floor cleaner ASO-R008 for cleaning <br />and maintenance indoors. <br />Initial care inhibits the absorption of dirt and makes <br />future cleaning much easier. In case of non-existent or <br />insufficiently clean running surfaces, contamination with <br />abrasive components (e.g. dust, dirt, stones, sand, etc.) <br />can occur on the reaction resin surface, which can lead <br />to scoring, scratches and damage when mechanically <br />stressed by foot traffic and/or other usage-related traffic. <br />Visible as light scratches, especially with dark surface <br />shades. <br />Mechanical loads: <br />Abrasive strain during use may cause scratches in <br />the coating or sealing surfaces which will be visible <br />particularly in the case of dark colour shades. This will not <br />have a negative impact on functionality. We recommend <br />cleaning and treating the surface with ASO-R008 in order <br />to maintain the surface quality and appearance during <br />use. <br />Slip prevention: <br />The planner/client must check whether the non-slip <br />properties of the coating and sealing structures with <br />the desired properties comply with the requirements <br />of the professional association for slip resistance in <br />accordance with DGUV standard 108-003 in its current <br />version for the intended area of application. <br />Storage: <br />ASODUR products should be stored in a cool, but frostfree and dry place. Avoid direct sunlight and water <br />exposure during storage. <br />The optimum storage temperature is between +10 °C to <br />+25 °C. The best before dates indicated on the delivery <br />containers are minimum shelf lives. <br />If stored properly, the products can be applied without <br />any restrictions on the product quality.</p> <p>3/5</p> <p>44/20</p> <p>Protective measures: <br />After hardening, ASODUR products are physiologically <br />harmless. <br />• The hardener component (B-component) is corrosive. <br />• It is therefore imperative to ensure that the skin does not <br />come into contact with the hardener. <br />• Wear suitable protective clothing and goggles during <br />application. <br />• If the skin is contaminated, clean it immediately with <br />soap and water (if necessary, add 2% household <br />vinegar). <br />• If splashes get into the eyes, rinse immediately <br />with water and then rinse with an eye wash bottle <br />containing boric acid. Then consult a doctor <br />immediately. <br />• Observe the occupational-safety-related safety <br />precautions, the safety data sheets and the instructions <br />on the containers during application. <br />Safety regulations of the trade association, etc.: <br />· Application of epoxy resins: Data sheet M 023 <br /> · Application of polyurethane resins: Data sheet M 024 <br />*ZTV-SIB 98: <br />Additional Technical Regulations and Relevant <br />Guidelines for the Protection and Repair of Concrete <br />Structures; Federal Minister of Transport, Edition 1998. <br />**DAfStb: (Issue Oct. 2001) <br />German committee for reinforced concrete <br />Notes: <br />• T est surface: The planner and processor are <br />responsible for testing the products for the respective <br />site, intended uses and local loads. <br />• F or application, observe the respectively valid technical <br />data sheets and safety data sheets of the listed <br />products.</p> <p>4/5</p> <p>44/20</p> <p>Dew point table: <br />The dew point temperature is the temperature at which the air <br />is saturated with water vapour. The lower the temperature, the <br />less water vapour the air can absorb. If the temperature drops <br />to the dew point temperature, for example on cooler wall <br />Air <br />temperature <br />(°C) <br />20 %</p> <p>surfaces, condensation of water vapour will result. <br />When completing coating work, especially at high <br />temperatures and/or high humidity, always observe the dew <br />point temperature.</p> <p>Dew point temperature in °C at a relative humidity of 1) <br />25 %</p> <p>30 %</p> <p>35 %</p> <p>40 %</p> <p>45 %</p> <p>50 %</p> <p>55 %</p> <p>60 %</p> <p>65 %</p> <p>70 %</p> <p>75 %</p> <p>80 %</p> <p>85 %</p> <p>90 %</p> <p>95 %</p> <p>2</p> <p>-18.6</p> <p>-16.0</p> <p>-13.8</p> <p>-11.9</p> <p>-10.2</p> <p>-8.7</p> <p>-7.3</p> <p>-6.1</p> <p>-4.9</p> <p>-3.9</p> <p>-2.9</p> <p>-2.0</p> <p>-1.1</p> <p>-0.3</p> <p>0.5</p> <p>1.3</p> <p>4</p> <p>-16.9</p> <p>-14.3</p> <p>-12.0</p> <p>-10.1</p> <p>-8.4</p> <p>-6.9</p> <p>-5.5</p> <p>-4.2</p> <p>-3.1</p> <p>-2.0</p> <p>-1.0</p> <p>0.0</p> <p>0.9</p> <p>1.7</p> <p>2.5</p> <p>3.3</p> <p>6</p> <p>-15.3</p> <p>-12.5</p> <p>-10.3</p> <p>-8.3</p> <p>-6.6</p> <p>-5.0</p> <p>-3.6</p> <p>-2.3</p> <p>-1.2</p> <p>-0.1</p> <p>1.0</p> <p>1.9</p> <p>2.8</p> <p>3.7</p> <p>4.5</p> <p>5.3</p> <p>8</p> <p>-13.6</p> <p>-10.8</p> <p>-8.5</p> <p>-6.5</p> <p>-4.8</p> <p>-3.2</p> <p>-1.8</p> <p>-0.5</p> <p>0.7</p> <p>1.9</p> <p>2.9</p> <p>3.9</p> <p>4.8</p> <p>5.7</p> <p>6.5</p> <p>7.3</p> <p>10</p> <p>-11.9</p> <p>-9.1</p> <p>-6.8</p> <p>-4.7</p> <p>-2.9</p> <p>-1.4</p> <p>0.1</p> <p>1.4</p> <p>2.6</p> <p>3.8</p> <p>4.8</p> <p>5.8</p> <p>6.7</p> <p>7.6</p> <p>8.5</p> <p>9.3</p> <p>12</p> <p>-10.2</p> <p>-7.4</p> <p>-5.0</p> <p>-3.0</p> <p>-1.1</p> <p>0.5</p> <p>1.9</p> <p>3.3</p> <p>4.5</p> <p>5.7</p> <p>6.7</p> <p>7.8</p> <p>8.7</p> <p>9.6</p> <p>10.5</p> <p>11.3</p> <p>14</p> <p>-8.6</p> <p>-5.7</p> <p>-3.3</p> <p>-1.2</p> <p>0.7</p> <p>2.3</p> <p>3.8</p> <p>5.2</p> <p>6.4</p> <p>7.6</p> <p>8.7</p> <p>9.7</p> <p>10.7</p> <p>11.6</p> <p>12.4</p> <p>13.3</p> <p>15</p> <p>-7.7</p> <p>-4.8</p> <p>-2.4</p> <p>-0.3</p> <p>1.6</p> <p>3.2</p> <p>4.7</p> <p>6.1</p> <p>7.4</p> <p>8.5</p> <p>9.6</p> <p>10.7</p> <p>11.6</p> <p>12.6</p> <p>13.4</p> <p>14.3</p> <p>16</p> <p>-6.9</p> <p>-4.0</p> <p>-1.5</p> <p>0.6</p> <p>2.5</p> <p>4.1</p> <p>5.6</p> <p>7.0</p> <p>8.3</p> <p>9.5</p> <p>10.6</p> <p>11.6</p> <p>12.6</p> <p>13.5</p> <p>14.4</p> <p>15.3</p> <p>17</p> <p>-6.1</p> <p>-3.1</p> <p>-0.7</p> <p>1.5</p> <p>3.4</p> <p>5.0</p> <p>6.6</p> <p>8.0</p> <p>9.2</p> <p>10.4</p> <p>11.6</p> <p>12.6</p> <p>13.6</p> <p>14.5</p> <p>15.4</p> <p>16.3</p> <p>18</p> <p>-5.3</p> <p>-2.3</p> <p>0.2</p> <p>2.4</p> <p>4.3</p> <p>5.9</p> <p>7.5</p> <p>8.9</p> <p>10.2</p> <p>11.4</p> <p>12.5</p> <p>13.6</p> <p>14.6</p> <p>15.5</p> <p>16.4</p> <p>17.3</p> <p>19</p> <p>-4.4</p> <p>-1.4</p> <p>1.1</p> <p>3.2</p> <p>5.2</p> <p>6.9</p> <p>8.4</p> <p>9.8</p> <p>11.1</p> <p>12.3</p> <p>13.5</p> <p>14.5</p> <p>15.5</p> <p>16.5</p> <p>17.4</p> <p>18.2</p> <p>20</p> <p>-3.6</p> <p>-0.6</p> <p>2.0</p> <p>4.1</p> <p>6.1</p> <p>7.8</p> <p>9.3</p> <p>10.8</p> <p>12.1</p> <p>13.3</p> <p>14.4</p> <p>15.5</p> <p>16.5</p> <p>17.5</p> <p>18.4</p> <p>19.2</p> <p>21</p> <p>-2.8</p> <p>0.3</p> <p>2.8</p> <p>5.0</p> <p>6.9</p> <p>8.7</p> <p>10.2</p> <p>11.7</p> <p>13.0</p> <p>14.2</p> <p>15.4</p> <p>16.5</p> <p>17.5</p> <p>18.5</p> <p>19.4</p> <p>20.2</p> <p>22</p> <p>-1.9</p> <p>1.1</p> <p>3.7</p> <p>5.9</p> <p>7.8</p> <p>9.6</p> <p>11.2</p> <p>12.6</p> <p>13.9</p> <p>15.2</p> <p>16.3</p> <p>17.4</p> <p>18.5</p> <p>19.4</p> <p>20.4</p> <p>21.2</p> <p>23</p> <p>-1.1</p> <p>2.0</p> <p>4.6</p> <p>6.8</p> <p>8.7</p> <p>10.5</p> <p>12.1</p> <p>13.5</p> <p>14.9</p> <p>16.1</p> <p>17.3</p> <p>18.4</p> <p>19.4</p> <p>20.4</p> <p>21.3</p> <p>22.2</p> <p>24</p> <p>-0.3</p> <p>2.8</p> <p>5.4</p> <p>7.7</p> <p>9.6</p> <p>11.4</p> <p>13.0</p> <p>14.5</p> <p>15.8</p> <p>17.1</p> <p>18.3</p> <p>19.4</p> <p>20.4</p> <p>21.4</p> <p>22.3</p> <p>23.2</p> <p>25</p> <p>0.5</p> <p>3.7</p> <p>6.3</p> <p>8.5</p> <p>10.5</p> <p>12.3</p> <p>13.9</p> <p>15.4</p> <p>16.8</p> <p>18.0</p> <p>19.2</p> <p>20.3</p> <p>21.4</p> <p>22.4</p> <p>23.3</p> <p>24.2</p> <p>26</p> <p>1.4</p> <p>4.5</p> <p>7.2</p> <p>9.4</p> <p>11.4</p> <p>13.2</p> <p>14.8</p> <p>16.3</p> <p>17.7</p> <p>19.0</p> <p>20.2</p> <p>21.3</p> <p>22.4</p> <p>23.4</p> <p>24.3</p> <p>25.2</p> <p>28</p> <p>3.0</p> <p>6.2</p> <p>8.9</p> <p>11.2</p> <p>13.2</p> <p>15.0</p> <p>16.7</p> <p>18.2</p> <p>19.6</p> <p>20.9</p> <p>22.1</p> <p>23.2</p> <p>24.3</p> <p>25.3</p> <p>26.3</p> <p>27.2</p> <p>30</p> <p>4.7</p> <p>7.9</p> <p>10.6</p> <p>12.9</p> <p>15.0</p> <p>16.8</p> <p>18.5</p> <p>20.0</p> <p>21.5</p> <p>22.8</p> <p>24.0</p> <p>25.2</p> <p>26.2</p> <p>27.3</p> <p>28.3</p> <p>29.2</p> <p>32</p> <p>6.3</p> <p>9.6</p> <p>12.3</p> <p>14.7</p> <p>16.8</p> <p>18.7</p> <p>20.3</p> <p>21.9</p> <p>23.3</p> <p>24.7</p> <p>25.9</p> <p>27.1</p> <p>28.2</p> <p>29.2</p> <p>30.2</p> <p>31.2</p> <p>34</p> <p>7.9</p> <p>11.3</p> <p>14.0</p> <p>16.4</p> <p>18.6</p> <p>20.5</p> <p>22.2</p> <p>23.8</p> <p>25.2</p> <p>26.6</p> <p>27.8</p> <p>29.0</p> <p>30.1</p> <p>31.2</p> <p>32.2</p> <p>33.2</p> <p>36</p> <p>9.6</p> <p>12.9</p> <p>15.8</p> <p>18.2</p> <p>20.3</p> <p>22.3</p> <p>24.0</p> <p>25.6</p> <p>27.1</p> <p>28.5</p> <p>29.7</p> <p>30.9</p> <p>32.1</p> <p>33.2</p> <p>34.2</p> <p>35.1</p> <p>38</p> <p>11.2</p> <p>14.6</p> <p>17.5</p> <p>19.9</p> <p>22.1</p> <p>24.1</p> <p>25.8</p> <p>27.5</p> <p>28.9</p> <p>30.3</p> <p>31.6</p> <p>32.9</p> <p>34.0</p> <p>35.1</p> <p>36.1</p> <p>37.1</p> <p>40</p> <p>12.8</p> <p>16.3</p> <p>19.2</p> <p>21.7</p> <p>23.9</p> <p>25.9</p> <p>27.7</p> <p>29.3</p> <p>30.8</p> <p>32.2</p> <p>33.5</p> <p>34.8</p> <p>36.0</p> <p>37.1</p> <p>38.1</p> <p>39.1</p> <p>1) <br />The dew point table indicates at which surface temperatures condensate occurs, depending on the air temperature and the relative humidity. <br />Example: At +22°C air temperature and 60% relative humidity, the dew point for the site temperature is +13.9°C. If the surface thermometer indicates a value below <br />+16.9 °C (+13.9 °C + 3 °C safety factor) no coating work is possible.</p> <p>The rights of the buyer with regard to the quality of our materials are based on our terms and conditions of sale and delivery. Our technical advice team will be happy to advise you in the case <br />of requirements that exceed the scope of the application described here. In order to be binding, a legally binding written confirmation is required. The product description does not release <br />the user from a duty of care. Apply to a test area in the event of uncertainty. This version becomes invalid in the event of a new version being issued. <br />5/5</p> <p>Höl/KK/KKa/Tet 44/20</p>
