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Application
For the production and renovation of quickly usable composite structures with increased abrasion resistance as industrial flooring for the highest loads, e.g. multi-storey car parks, industrial halls, assembly halls, aircraft hangars, workshops, high-bay warehouses and other industrial areas with the highest loads. For indoor and outdoor use.
Sustainable construction
The use of NEODUR HE 60 rapid increases energy and resource efficiency and conserves natural resources. A hard material industrial floor has an enormous durability. The service life of a hard material industrial floor is many times longer than a pure concrete floor or alternative industrial flooring systems. For further information, please contact the responsible KORODUR contact person.
Properties
Processing
Aftertreatment
Different temperatures influence the solidification or hardening process. NEODUR HE 60 rapid must be protected from drying out too quickly in accordance with DIN EN 13670 / DIN 1045-3. For post-treatment of the NEODUR hard coating, we recommend the products KOROMINERAL CURE or KOROTEX (see data sheets). If subsequent surface treatment, coating or markings are planned, the post-treatment should only be carried out with film.
Joints
The joint grid must be specified by the planner. All joints in the hardened load-bearing concrete are to be taken over in the hard material layer. The hard screed must be separated from rising components (walls, columns, etc.).
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storage
Store in a dry place like cement. Shelf life approx. 12 months.
Technical Information
Quality:
Grit:
Colour:
Grinding wear (wear resistance according to Böhme according to DIN EN 13892-3):
Compressive strength [N/mm²] (after 28 days, measured on defined prisms according to DIN EN 13892-2):
Bending tensile strength [N/mm²] (after 28 days, measured on defined prisms according to DIN EN 13892-2):
Temperature (processing, ambient and substrate temperature):
Processing time (depending on ambient temperature):
Water addition:
Residual moisture (CM measurement after installation):
Layer thickness:
load / use:
Material consumption (per m² / per mm layer thickness):
Penetration behaviour (With a layer thickness of ≥ 10 mm, hard screeds are to be classified as dense within the meaning of the DAfStB guideline (see example NEODUR HE 65.):
AgBB (Health assessment of emissions of volatile organic compounds from construction products in accordance with DIN EN 16516.):
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