NEWS ARTICLE ARCHIVESH2Opoxy Concrete Finish from Know How Concrete Technologies![]() A two-part water-borne Epoxy finish for concrete floors where optimum resistance to aggressive environments is required. The H2Opoxy range of coatings is ideally suited for application in occupationally sensitive areas because of its low odour and low VOC levels. USES: Typically used for concrete floors where high wear is expected or resistance to an aggressive environment is required. Ideally suited to heavy traffic environments where motor vehicles and forklifts are operating. FEATURES:
PROPERTIES: Hard Wearing: H2Opoxy is a tough, abrasion resistant finish giving long-life protection and wear resistance to concrete floors in aggressive environments. Low Odour: H2Opoxy is a water-borne system for low odour and ease of application. Water Based: Solvent free and ideal for application in confined or occupationally sensitive areas. Wash-up and clean equipment with water. SURFACE PREPARATION: The concrete surface should be sound and free of dirt, dust, rust, oil, grease, curing compounds and bond breaking agents. H2Opoxy will adhere well to most pre-coated concrete surfaces, with minimal preparation; i.e. A light sanding. However, adhesion should always be tested on a small area, prior to commencing application. Caution: If a previous coating is flaking or peeling, this must be removed completely before application of H2Opoxy APPLICATION METHODS: H2Opoxy can be applied by either lamb's wool Roller or Airless Spray using a 15 - 17 um nozzle tip. Adequate safety precautions need to be adhered to when spraying. It is important in lower temperature climates to ensure that adequate airflow is present across the surface of the floor for at least 2 hours after application of H2O Epoxy. This will help with curing and prevent a layer of water vapour forming on the surface during that time, which can result in a variation in sheen and poor cleanability. Caution: Ambient and concrete surface temperature must be above 4 Deg. C. during application and curing of H2Opoxy If below this temperature whilst drying, curing will be suppressed, and this may lead to a colour variation. |
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