Mc Zentrifix Elastic (A+b) 30kg / Brush Bond Rfx, Packaging Size: 30 kg & 5 kg containers, Powder

Two component polymer modified hydraulically setting slurry, solvent freeCrack bridging characteristicsResistant to carbonationWithstands chloride ion diffusion while retaining breathing capacityesNo curing requiredCan be applied by brush or spatulasElastic and flexible membrane with high mechanical resistanceExcellent adhesion to old and new surfacesAreas of Application• Sealing of strained basement wallsSealing and protection of bridge decks, splash zones, tunnels, cooling towers, balconies etc.Waterproofing systems for any over or underwater applications (with suitable protective layer)As a carbonation resistant coating in repair and protection systemsExcellent coating for areas showing many changes in geometryerproofApplication Notes GeneralZentrifix-elastic is a two component mineral based polymer modified waterproofing and concrete protection system for specialized structures like dams, bridges, culverts, tunnels and all hydraulic structures where the water pressures are high. It is fully suitable for normal waterproofing requirement of terraces, parking structures, basements, swimming pools, sanitary areas etc. When two components are mixed and applied, the film formed is a thick elastic membrane with good abrasion and chemical resistance. It is most suitable for protection from chloride attacks.AdvantagesZentrifix-elastic when hardened produces a seamless elastic film, which is having excellent water resistance. The component Zentrifix-elastic is a cement bound mineral modified mortar of proper grading. The second component Emceflex 15 is an acrylic polymer based emulsion. The crack-bridging ability is about 0.7 mm in normal application thickness. Additional coats increase the crack bridging characteristics.Instructions for useSurface PreparationThe surface to be coated must comply with the principles ofcontaminations.All loose materials, dirt, grease, oil, dust, mould release agents, etc. should be removed from the substrate to be treated. The substrate should have sufficient bonding strength, for example in