- Impregnation of porous and brittle floors
- Contains no solvents
- Can be applied on slightly damp surfaces
- Also ideal as primer for concrete repair products
Solvent-free epoxy impregnation primer for concrete and other porous, mineral surfaces.
DESCRIPTION Solvent-free epoxy impregnation primer for concrete and other porous, mineral surfaces.
RECOMMENDED USE Impregnation Primer 5401 is designed for application on concrete and masonry and is primarily intended for roller and brush application. Provides a good key for adhesion on porous, mineral substrates prior to the application of several RUST-OLEUM Systems like; 9100, 5500, Pegakote, 9400 and can also be used as a tack-coat for 5180 Epoxy Repair Mortar.
TECHNICAL DATA
- Density (g/cm³): 1,07
- Gloss Level: Gloss
- Solids Content in weight: 100%
- Solids content in volume: 100%
- Heat Resistance: 100°C (dry heat)- 50°C (wet heat)
- Compressive Strength: 50 MN/m² Tensile Strength: 10 MN/m²
- Flexural Strength: 70 MN/m²
- Mixing Ratio: Base : Activator = 3 : 2 (Volume)
DRY TIMES BY 20º C/RH 50%
- Touch dry: 16 hours (20°C), 36 hours (10°C), 12 hours (30°C)
- Dry to handle: 16 hours (20°C), 36 hours (10°C), 12 hours (30°C)
- Dry to recoat: 16 hours (20°C), 36 hours (10°C), 12 hours (30°C)
- Fully cured: 7 days (20°C), 14 days (10°C), 5 days (30°C)
- Pot Life: 30 minutes
- Induction Time: 10 minutes
RECOMMENDED WET FILM THICKNESS 100 µm
RECOMMENDED DRY FILM THICKNESS 100 µm
THEORETICAL CONSUMPTION 10 m²/l
PRACTICAL CONSUMPTION Practical coverage depends on many factors such as porosity and roughness of the substrate and material losses during application.
SURFACE PREPARATION Newconcrete should cure and dry for at least 30 days prior to the application of the product. Remove oil, grease and all other surface contaminations by alkaline or high pressure- (steam)cleaning in combination with appropriate detergents. Remove all laitance, loose or unsound concrete by vacuum-blasting or etching with Surfa-Etch 108 Etching Solution. Remove concrete curing compounds completely. Large surfaces should preferably be prepared by abrasive blasting (vacuum blasting) or flame cleaning. Profile maximum 0.5mm. Defects in the concrete should be repaired with 5180 Epoxy Repair Mortar. Small (hair) cracks and air-pockets should be repaired with Epoxy Putty 5412. The surface should be clean and dry during application.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE Stir individual components thoroughly before mixing them together. Use a lowspeed mixer in combination with the boxing method.
APPLICATION CONDITIONS Temperature of air and substrate between 10 and 35°C and relative humidity below85%. The substrate temperature must be at least 3°C above dewpoint.
APPLICATION & THINNING: BRUSH Use natural bristles, longhair brushes. Thinning: Absorbent mineral substrates like concrete: Very porous: up to 20% with RUST-OLEUM 160 Thinner. Normal porosity: 10% up to 30% with RUST-OLEUM 160 Thinner. Power floated (slightly porous): 20% up to 40% with RUSTOLEUM 160 Thinner.
APPLICATION & THINNING: ROLLER Use medium nap, 12 mm, polyester rollers. For textured surfaces use long nap 14-18 mm rollers. Thinning: Absorbent mineral substrates like concrete: Very porous: up to 20% with RUST-OLEUM 160 Thinner. Normal porosity: 10% up to 30% with RUST-OLEUM 160 Thinner. Power floated (slightly porous): 20% up to 40% with RUST-OLEUM 160 Thinner.
CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT / SPILLS Use RUST-OLEUM Thinner 160.
REMARKS Food should be stored separately or covered adequately during application of the Impregnation Primer 5401. The compression strength of the concrete should be minimum 25 N/mm², the tensile strength minimum 1.5 N/mm².
SAFETY DATA
- VOC level: 0 g/l.
- VOC readymix: Max. 400 g/l. Thinner 160; 10% = 105.3g/l, 20% = 206.2g/l 30% = 302.9g/l, 40% = 400g/l
- VOC category: A/j
- VOC limit: 500 g/l
- Remarks regarding safety: Consult Safety Data Sheet and Safety Information printed on the can.
SHELF LIFE Minimum of 5 years from date of production in unopened cans, if stored in dry, well ventilated areas, not in direct sunlight at temperatures between 5° and 35°C.
