The Acrylicon Variant Paint System is a thin coating system. It consists of the same primer and sealer as our Variant System with a paint coat of colour as the body. This gives a hard wearing seal coat for the concrete that provides dust proofing, waterproofing, chemical protection and good aesthetics.
Designed for sealing and colouring concrete, for example light engineering, car parks, plant rooms and other areas where a resin coating is required.
Product
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Acrylicon Variant Paint System – Preparatory work and application in accordance with suppliers instructions.
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Finish | Satin |
Thickness |
0,5 mm
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Slip Resistance
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For added slip resistance our Variant Paint Plus option is available in different grades.
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Colour |
A wide range of options are available, consult the AcryliCon colour chart for details.
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Supplier
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AcryliCon Polymers GmbH (Germany) |
Clean regularly using a mechanical Scrubber/Dryer. Cylindrical machines with a built in vacuum are best suited in combination with a neutral degreaser. Contact your nearest AcryliCon office for advice.
The Variant Paint System is fully cured within 2 hours after installation and may be put into full use by the customer.
Acrylicon primer, body coat and sealer resins are transparent, solvent-free, medium viscosity and non-toxic when cured. The curing time is about 1 hour at 20°C/68°F (ambient). The lowest application temperature (substrate and material) is 5°C/41°F.
The concrete strength must not be less than 22.5N/mm2 (3250psi). Cores may be required for laboratory testing if any doubt exists. The substrate must be solid, free of dirt, oil, dust and other contaminants that would prevent bonding. It is necessary to protect the substrate from rising moisture and ground water pressure. Acrylicon systems can be applied onto 28 day old concrete at a Relative Humidity of up to 95%. Should there be any doubt about the moisture in the concrete, an insulated hygrometer is recommended for testing the vapour leaving the substrate. In situations requiring rapid installation, AcryliCon can provide fast cure systems as alternatives to traditional concrete. AcryliCon systems can also bond to other substates. For further advice please contact your nearest AcryliCon office.
Compressive Strength
EN196-1 (DIN1164), ASTM C349
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75 N/mm2 / 10 878 psi
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Shore Hardness
DIN 53505, ISO 868, ASTM D2240
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80D |
Water Permeability
DIN / EN 1062-3:2008
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<0,001 kg/(m2.h0.5)
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Tensile Adhesion Strength
DIN / EN 1542:1999
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Concrete: >2,0 MPa
Steel: >2,0 Mpa
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Slip Resistance
ASTM C1028 (SCOF)
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Dry: 0,84
Wet: 0,85
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Slip Resistance
BS 7976 (TRL Pendulum Test)
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Dry: 71
Wet: 17
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Temperature Resistance |
Tolerant of sustained temperatures up to 65°C/149°F
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Abrasion Resistance
EN ISO 5470-1 (Taber)
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<1000 mg (average mass loss)
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Chemical Resistance
EN13529
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Good |
The technical properties of the Acrylicon system are evaluated to EN, ASTM or ISO standards and the results are average values, delivered under proper installation procedures and recommended conditions.
7-10 years subject to correct installation conditions and substrate preparation. Life expectancy is generally influenced by the use of the system and the maintenance regime.
This information and all further technical advice is based on intensive research and many years experience. However, it implies no liability or other legal responsibility on our part, including with regard to existing third party intellectual property rights, especially patent rights. We reserve the right to make technical alterations during the course of further development. The customer is not released from the obligation of checking our data and recommendations for the suitability of their own particular application. Performance of the product described herein should be verified by testing, which we recommend be carried out only by qualified experts and is the sole responsibility of the customer.