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Epoxy Mortar Properties
Coverage: 1 Gallon (3.8 L) of IPANOL GEL yields 231 cubic inches (3.8 L) of epoxy adhesive. 1 gallon of IPANOL GEL when mixed with 1 gallon of loose oven dried aggregate yields 350 cubic inches (5.7 L) of epoxy mortar.
Surface Preparation:All surfaces must be clean and free of dirt, dust, oil, grease or any contaminant that would adversely affect the bond. Surfaces must be structurally sound. All loose particles or soft unsound sections must be removed. Surfaces may be dry or damp but must be free of standing water. On new concrete do not use a curing compound. If curing compounds have been used they must be removed. On most concrete surfaces it is recommended that the surface be sandblasted to remove laitance on top of the concrete, and on road surfaces remove grease, dirt and oil deposited by vehicles. Sandblasting should completely clean the concrete and expose some aggregate. A minimum of 1/16th inch (16 mm) of the concrete surface should be removed. Mixing Instructions:Premix each component separately. Using a clean mixing container, slowly place 1 part by volume of component B into 1 part by volume of component A. Mixing containers should have a flat bottom and flat walls. Mix thoroughly for 2 to 3 minutes with a mixing paddle on slow speed (300 rpm). Mix only the amount of product that can be placed during the working life of the product. Properly mixed product will be uniformly gray in color, no streaking will be present. Product working time will vary according to temperature. Do not thin IPANOL GEL with solvent. This will prevent proper curing and physical properties of the epoxy system will not be developed. Application:As a structural adhesive: Apply IPANOL GEL as a neat material to the surfaces to be bonded. Thoroughly work into the substrates to ensure proper adhesion. Secure the bonding substrates into position and do not move them until the adhesive has cured. The glue line should not exceed 1/8 inch (32 mm) in thickness. To anchor bolts or other embedments: To anchor bolts in concrete, use IPANOL GEL neat, or mix with 1 1\2 parts kiln dried No. 20 sieve aggregate (salt free) to 1 volume of mixed IPANOL GEL. Mix until uniform in consistency. In vertical applications, use a long nozzle applicator to place epoxy at the base of the anchor hole and to avoid air entrapment. Maximum annular space beyond the bolt is to be ¼ inch (6.4 mm). Typical bolt embedment is 15 times the bolt diameter. To seal concrete cracks and set injection anchors: Pressure injection of concrete using automated injection equipment or manual methods can be facilitated using IPANOL GEL. Spread IPANOL GEL into and over concrete cracks. Set injection ports according to equipment manufacturers recommendations. Seal port locations with IPANOL GEL epoxy. Following complete set of the epoxy sealant, inject ports along length of crack until fully sealed. After injection process is complete, remove injection ports (direct flame method) and then patch injection holes using IPANOL GEL. Curing:IPANOL GEL is self-curing Clean-up:Using appropriate safety methods and protective clothing, clean equipment and tools with xylene or toluene. Dispose of wash solvents according to all applicable waste disposal regulations.
Limitations:IPANOL GEL is a high modulus epoxy system. In its neat form or with low levels of filler, the cured properties will produce a coefficient of expansion that is dissimilar to portland cement concrete. Surface temperature changes affect the expansion of exterior epoxy mortar/concrete applications. If IPANOL GEL is used as a mortar for concrete in exterior applications, this can cause stresses at the bond line during temperature changes. Temperature must be at least 40°F (4.4°C) and rising during the 72 hour period starting at time of installation. For best use, epoxy materials should be stored at 65°F (18.3°C) for 24 hours prior to mixing. Lower temperatures will cause thickening and increased difficulty in mixing components. Condition materials to 65°F to 85°F (18.3°C to 29.4°C) before using. IPANOL GEL is a vapor barrier and should not be applied where moisture vapor transmission is a concern or failure near the bond line may occur.
CAUTION – FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY:IPANOL GEL Epoxy System components contain alkaline amines. These materials are strong sensitizers and MAY CAUSE SKIN SENSITIZATION or allergic response ranging from a mild wheezing to a severe asthmatic type attack. Avoid contact with skin or eyes. IN CASE OF CONTACT immediately wash skin with soap and water. Flush eyes with water and obtain medical attention. Wear protective clothing, goggles for eyes and barrier cream on all exposed skin. WARRANTYThis product is warranted and guaranteed to be of good quality. Manufacturer, as its sole and exclusive liability hereunder, will replace material if proved defective. THIS WARRANTY AND GUARANTEE ARE EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHERS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND MAY NOT BE EXTENDED BY REPRESENTATIVES OR ANY PERSONS, WRITTEN SALES INFORMATION, OR DRAWINGS IN ANY MANNER WHATSOEVER. While the manufacturer recommends uses for the product based on tests believed reliable, no warranties, express or implied, or guarantee can be given as to particular methods of use or application, nor can performance be warranted, expressly or impliedly, or guaranteed under special conditions. Distributors, salespersons or company representatives are NOT authorized to extend or vary any warranties or guarantees beyond those outlined herein nor may the manufacturer’s or seller’s limitation of liability be waived or altered in any manner whatsoever.
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