HADALAN® IB20 54Z

Properties

• mineral
• high abrasion resistance
• can be applied by machine and by hand
• mineral floor leveling compound based on innovative SAFE-Tec® technology
• layer thickness of 5 to 20 mm
• suitable as a finished wear layer
• highly free-flowing
• extremely low tension
• can be walked on after approx. 6 hours
• high temperature resistance
• directly usable
• for areas with slopes
• frost and de-icing salt-resistant

Applications

• on industrial areas, drivable areas
• in storage rooms, garages and underground garages, production halls
• on heated and unheated cement screeds and concrete
• Storage rooms
• Garages
• Underground garages
• Production halls
• Industrial and commercial space
• trafficable surfaces

Composition

• cement in accordance with DIN EN 197-1
• quartzite aggregates according to DIN EN 13139

Substrate

Suitable substrates

• Concrete
• Cement screeds, heated and unheated

Properties/tests

• The substrate must be solid, load-bearing, clean, dry and free from dust, shrinkage, cavities, cracks and separating substances such as wax, oil or grease.

Pretreatment

• Sintered layers, bitumen and worn surfaces (tyre wear) as well as all other non-load-bearing substrates must be prepared by milling, shot-blasting, sandblasting or similar (minimum adhesive tensile strength 1.5 N/mm², minimum compressive strength 25 N/mm²).
• The substrate must have a residual moisture ≤ 4.0 CM-% at the time of covering.
• Cracks in the substrate must be repaired professionally.
• Deep chipping and defects in the substrate must be levelled in advance, e.g. with VESTEROL® MS 55HSP. In areas subject to high mechanical loads, this should be done with a synthetic resin mortar.
  The substrate must be primed with a reaction resin primer (e.g. HADALAN® SBH 13E or HADALAN® EBG 13E) to close the pores and regulate the suction behaviour.
  The fresh primer must be sprinkled with Quartz051 57M over the entire surface in excess.
• Expansion, movement, building separation or connection joints already present in the subsurface must be applied in the same arrangement throughout the entire cross-section of the system.
• The strasser PLUS RDS edge insulation strip must be attached to all rising components, such as wall connections, in such a way that it cannot run underneath.

Processing

Mixing / Preparation / Processing

• Pour the required amount of water into a clean container with a volume of at least 30 l and add the material evenly.
• Mix material homogeneously and lump-free with a suitable stirrer and the DLX stirrer (Art. No. 1043500), allow to mature for approx. 3 minutes and stir again.
• The required amount of water must be adhered to precisely and evenly. Deviations or fluctuations can lead to visual impairments or a reduction in the product properties. Use clean tap water of drinking quality.
• Do not mix with other products and/or other substances.

Processing

• Apply levelling compound evenly to the prepared substrate and squeegee (iTools Squeegee Art. No.1043507 + iTools Pen Squeegee Art. No. 1043506) to the desired layer thickness.
• The layer thickness must be adapted to the expected load. A minimum layer thickness of 8 mm must be planned for forklift traffic.
• For larger areas, the use of the continuous mixing pump (e.g. m-tec duo mix 2000) is recommended. The delivery rate must be min. 40 l/min fresh mortar. For further details regarding machine application, please contact Hahne Application Technology.
• When working in two coats, prime the first coat repeatedly as described above after curing.

Cleaning the tools

• Clean all tools and equipment with water immediately after use.

Notes

• Do not mix with other products and/or foreign substances.
• If a uniform colour design is important, only use dry mortar of the same batch / date of manufacture.
• Protect from rapid dehydration caused by sun, wind or draughts.
• Due to the mineral aggregates and the craftsmanship, an irregular visual appearance in the surface cannot be ruled out.
• Crackles in the created surface do not constitute a defect.
• Different absorption behaviour in the substrate can lead to pores and pinholes in the levelling compound.