DESCRIPTION:
AT-BOND COAT is a synthetic based bonding agent which provides good adhesion and water resistance.
STANDARDS:
AT-BOND COAT as a bonding agent complies with ASTM C1059
USES:
- AT-BOND COAT is use to bond old to new concrete
- Topping patches and leveling mortar
- Concrete repair and adhesive mortar
- As an admixture in cement injection mix etc.
ADVANTAGES:
- AT-BOND COAT is a highly effective multipurpose styrene butadiene rubber (SBR) admixture for bonding, waterproofing & repair. Key benefits are:
- Easy to use
- Non – toxic
- Increases the mechanical strength of the mortar
- Makes the mortar waterproof
- Extremely good bonding to bases like concrete, stone grout etc.
- Reduces viscosity of cement injection grout
INSTRUCTION FOR USE:
- SURFACE PREPARATION
- Before application of AT-BOND COAT check that surface(s) should be clean from loose particles, dust, oil, grease, acids, and other organic solvents. Absorbent surfaces should be thoroughly saturated with water.
- APPLICATION
- Prepare a consistent mortar with AT-BOND COAT, cement and sand in the ratio of 1:1:2 by volume.
- Water may be used to achieve desired consistency for brush application.
- Apply the mortar onto the surface of the old concrete. Pour fresh concrete after an hour of application of the bond coat.
COVERAGE:
- The coverage depends on the type of the surface.
- Approximately 3-4 sq.mtr. of area is covered by 1 kg of AT-BOND COAT
TECHNICAL DATA:
TYPE | Styrene Butadiene Liquid |
COLOUR | White |
SPECIFIC GRAVITY | 1.02 (approx) |
PACKAGING & STORAGE:
- AT-BOND COAT is available in the following packs:
- Shelf life is 12 months in sealed containers as provided
- Protect AT-BOND COAT from direct sunlight.
- Keep containers sealed and protect from frost.
- Store in clean, dry conditions and away from heat and cold in a well ventilated area.
- Stir material well before use.
HEALTH & SAFETY:
- Protect hands with rubber gloves and eyes with goggles.
- Accidental splashes to the skin or eyes must be rinsed immediately with clean.
- Store in well-labeled containers.