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Description

• It is used in load be­aring sur­fa­ces, mac­hi­ne fo­un­da­ti­ons, ins­tal­la­ti­on of mac­hi­ne as­sembly and un­der-co­lumn pla­tes, comp­res­sor, high speed tur­bi­ne, crane rails, as co­ating, re­pa­ir, fil­ling and ho­ri­zon­tal crack re­pa­ir ma­te­ri­al re­sis­tant to dy­na­mic loads, fric­ti­on and im­pact in wa­re­ho­use and lo­ading areas, in in­dust­ri­al flo­ors, air­ports, ru­n­ways and ap­rons, in brid­ge be­arings. Su­itab­le for in­do­or and out­do­or on ho­ri­zon­tal sur­fa­ces.
• High re­sis­tan­ce to che­mi­cal ef­fects.
• It gains high st­rength shortly after app­li­ca­ti­on.
• High re­sis­tan­ce to dy­na­mic loads.
• It has high ab­ra­si­on re­sis­tan­ce and mec­ha­ni­cal st­rength.
• Pro­vi­des ex­cel­lent ad­he­si­on on many dry and clean sur­fa­ce types.
• It is easy to mix and apply thanks to its spe­ci­al fil­lings.
• Sol­vent-free, eco-fri­endly.

a) Surface Preparation:
The sur­fa­ce sho­uld be dry, clean, sound and free of dust, oil, dirt or ad­he­si­on pre­ven­ti­ve ma­te­ri­als sho­uld be cle­aned from the sur­fa­ce and ma­te­ri­als such as mor­tar and ce­ment re­si­du­es sho­uld be sc­ra­ped. Conc­re­te must be cured for a mi­ni­mum of 28 days. The comp­res­si­ve st­rength of the conc­re­te sho­uld be mi­ni­mum 25 N/mm². Make sure that the floor is comp­le­tely dry be­fo­re app­li­ca­ti­on. The ma­xi­mum mo­is­tu­re con­tent of the conc­re­te sho­uld be 5%. All metal pla­tes and ex­po­sed re­bars that will come into con­tact with the ma­te­ri­al must be blas­ted app­rop­ri­ately and the sur­fa­ce sho­uld be pri­med with a su­itab­le pri­mer wit­hin 4 hours fol­lo­wing this pro­cess.

b) Product Preparation:
7007 Epoksi Ankraj is pac­ka­ged in app­rop­ri­ate qu­an­ti­ti­es in two com­po­nents. Com­po­nent B (har­de­ner) sho­uld be added to com­po­nent A (epoxy resin) and mixed with 400-600 rpm drill with mixer tip for 1-2 mi­nu­tes. The com­po­nents were pac­ka­ged in the cor­rect mi­xing ra­ti­os. If a por­ti­on of the pro­duct is to be used, this rate sho­uld be ob­ser­ved.

c) Application Method:
The pro­duct is flu­ent and app­li­ed by po­uring. It is sha­ped by sp­re­ading with tro­wel or spa­tu­la. In fil­lings to be made under large pla­tes, cas­ting sho­uld be made on one side and care sho­uld be taken not to cre­ate air poc­kets. After cas­ting, the ma­te­ri­al sho­uld be swol­len and help to eva­cu­ate the air. Due to the sp­re­ading pro­per­ti­es of the ma­te­ri­al, Ca­vity aro­und to be fil­led is mol­ded. Mold edges and jo­ints sho­uld be clo­sed well. In order to re­mo­ve the molds easily after cu­ring, it is app­rop­ri­ate to cover the con­tac­ting parts with the mold re­le­ase agent. The mold width on the side on which the ma­te­ri­al will be po­ured shall not be more than 50 mm. It is su­itab­le to pour the ma­te­ri­al from mi­ni­mum he­ight of 150 – 200 mm for com­for­tab­le and con­ti­nu­o­us flo­wa­bi­lity. In order to en­su­re full con­tact of the ma­te­ri­al with the bot­tom of the base plate, the head sho­uld be kept cons­tant du­ring the app­li­ca­ti­on so that no air gap is left in be­t­we­en, the app­li­ca­ti­on sho­uld be car­ri­ed out con­ti­nu­o­usly if pos­sib­le, and the mi­x­tu­re amo­unts must be cal­cu­la­ted in ad­van­ce.