abe.®screed PU – Heavy Duty Polyurethane Floor Screed

• Contains silver ion technology forantimicrobial protection
• Easy to clean and sanitize due toseamless flooring
• Heat is resistant to 80 °C
• High chemical resistance
• High abrasion resistance
• High impact resistance
• Non-slip matt finish
• Solvent free application
• Low VOC content

View colour chart on datasheet. These colours are provided as a guidance only and exact colour matches wil be dependant on the surface condition.

• Chemical processing plants.
• Food processing plants withantimicrobial additive based on silver iontechnology making abeflo HPU ideal foruse in HACCP environments as itprovides a seamless, antimicrobial, mattfinish that imparts no chemicalcontaminants to foods.
  Breweries.
• Engineering areas.

Prime concrete surfaces with abecote primer plus Silica sand scatter 1.8 mm. Application conditions should be between 10 °C and 25 °C with a maximum relative humidity of 75%.

2.6 L Resin – Part A (Code 49501BO 026)
2.5 L Hardener – Part B (Code 49502BO 025)
29 kg Aggregate (Code C49518BO 290)
Total 34.6 kg Kit (Yield = 16.3 litres, incl. pigment)
Silica sand No.1 course 0.5 kg to 1.0 kg/m2 (Code 36504 049)
PU HPU primer 5 L 2 part
2.5 kg Resin White (Code B52200B0 026)
2.5 kg Hardener White (Code A49501B0 025)
5 kg Aggregate (Code C52200BO 005)

Six months when kept in a cool, dry place. Packaging must remain unopened.

Substrate Requirements
Concrete substrates are to be 20-25 MPa compressive strength and 1.5 MPa tensile adhesion strength, free of dust and friable materials. There must be no moisture vapour rising from the concrete and moisture content must be less than 5%.

Totally enclosed heavy shot blasting or scarification should be used to remove all residues to provide a dry, dust free open textured surface with exposed aggregate. Anchor grooves, minimum 4 mm wide x 4 mm deep, must be formed at all edges, bay joints, columns doorways, drains, and at regular centres across the floor. Generally, groove width and depth are twice the screed thickness. If time constraints (or any other) result in the application of screed short of these anchor groves, cut new groves to finish off the application and start the next application with new groves.

System

1. Concrete Primer – PU HPU primer +Silica sand scatter 1.8 mm
2. Polyurethane topping – abe.^®screed PU

NOTE: New cured concrete should alwyas be primed to avoid outgassing. Prepare surfaces in order to obtain a sound, dust free, dry surface. Prime with PU/HPU primer + scattered aggregate and allow to cure for at least 24 hours prior to application of abe.^®screed PU with a maximum over coating time of 48 hours. Ensure application condition are between 10 – 25 °C and at a maximum of 75% Relative Humidity. Before mixing, turn the resin bottle upside down and shake vigorously to resuspend
any sedimentation. Mix the shaken resin and hardener in a pan mixer well. Then add the aggregate and, after the last of the aggregate has been added, mix until uniformly wetted out. Pour out the mix onto the demarcated area and trowel out into place. Spike roll out trowel
marks and allow to settle.

Use the relevant abe.^®screed PU CG coving grade colour with appropriate primer for coving and/or vertical applications.

Cleaning
Regular scrubbing and mopping will maintain the abe.^®screed PU in a serviceable condition.

Antimicrobial Resistance
The abe.^®screed PU makes use of silver ion technology in the formulation which inhibits the growth of bacteria and fungi in contact with the product. The hygienic advantage is therefore not only derived from the daily use of the floor but in the longer life this technology affords in retarding the degradation of the floor by micro-organisms.

Colour Stability
abe.^®screed PU is not colour fast and will change in colour over time, especially when subject to direct sunlight and high intensity lighting. The rate of colour change is unpredictable.

Stain resistance is enhanced if the abe.^®screed PU surface is sealed.

Store the kit in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and where there is no exposure to damp and humidity.

Please read Material Safety Data Sheet and specific health and safety data for this product provided in compliance with the requirements of OHSA No. 85 of 1993. The finished system is not hazardous to health.

This data sheet is issued as a guide to the use of the product(s) concerned.

Whilst a.b.e.^® endeavors to ensure that any advice, recommendation, specification or information is accurate and correct, the company cannot – because a.b.e.^® has no direct or continuous control over where and how a.b.e.^® products are applied.

• Where other products are to be used in conjunction with this
  material, the relevant technical data sheets should be consulted to
  determine total requirements.
• a.b.e.^® has a wealth of technical
  and practical experience built up over the years in the company’s
  pursuit of excellence in building and construction technology.
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