Description
BASADUR® U 305
Polyurethane| self-leveling cover| Solvent-free| bridging capability
BASADUR® U 305 is a two-component self-leveling polyurethane coating with flexibility and crack-bridging capability. The low and fluid viscosity of this product has made it possible to use the product in a self-leveling manner.
Cracks in concrete are caused by various reasons. Some of these cracks are related to the problems and operational conditions of the concrete structure during the construction and implementation of concrete, and some of the concrete cracks are dependent on the conditions during its operation. Among the main causes of cracks in epoxy flooring after implementation is the cracking of its concrete substrate.
BASADUR® U305 is implemented as the middle layer in the crack-bridging system, which in addition to flexibility and appropriate hardness, has an elongation at break of 200%, which is about 70 times more than Epoxy coatings are common.
The most important feature of the Basador U 305 product is its bridging property that it can prevent cracks from appearing on the surface in the event of a crack in the subfloor, and meet the needs of users who are worried about the cracking of the flooring surface due to cracks in the subfloor.
It is also possible to implement a crack-bridging polyurethane system in subfloors with cracks. After applying the primer, the cracks are filled with Besador U 305 product, and then Besador U 305 is applied as a self-leveling coating on the concrete surface. Another thing that should be considered is that polyurethane is highly sensitive to moisture and if the relative humidity of the environment or the humidity of the substrate is high, there is a possibility of foam formation in the resin flooring.
After applying this product, polyurethane products such as soft polyurethane coating (BASADUR® U 302) can be used as a middle layer. Therefore, it is possible to achieve a flexible and soft or firm and hard surface according to the needs and usage.
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