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Centrecoat Armourcoat WB 2-200 is formulated for use on light and medium duty flooring areas requiring an easy to clean, tough and durable coating with excellent chemical resistance. This 2 part floor coating is ideal for flooring in areas such as factories, warehouses, workshops, showrooms, packing and storage areas.
FeRFA No | Type | Description | Duty | Typical Thickness |
1 | Floor Seal | Applied in 2 or more coats. Generally solvent or water borne | LD | > 150μm |
2 | Floor Coating | Applied in 2 or more coats. Generally solvent free | LD / MD | 150 - 300μm |
3 | High build floor coating | Applied in 2 or more coats. Generally solvent free. | MD | 300 - 1000μm |
4 | Multi-layer flooring | Aggregate dressed systems based on multiple layers of floor coatings or flow-applied flooring, often described as sandwich systems | MD / HD | > 2mm |
5 | Flow-applied flooring | Often referred to as ‘self-smoothing’ or ‘self-levelling’ flooring and having a smooth surface | MD / HD | 2 - 3mm |
6 | Resin screed flooring | Trowel-finished, heavily filled systems, generally incorporating a surface seal coat to minimise porosity | MD / HD | > 4mm |
7 | Heavy duty flowable flooring | Having a smooth surface | HD / VHD | 4 - 6mm |
8 | Heavy duty resin flooring | Trowel-finished, aggregate filled systems effectively impervious throughout their thickness. | VHD | > 6mm |
LD – light foot traffic, occasional rubber tyre vehicles, MD – regular foot traffic, frequent fork lift truck traffic, occasional hard plastic-wheeled trolleys, HD – constant fork lift truck traffic, hard plastic wheeled trolleys, some impact, VHD – severe heavily loaded traffic and impact
Two coats are normally sufficient but on very porous substrates, an initial coat of Centrecoat Armourcoat 3-350 Primer may be required.
Concrete
Concrete substrates must be a minimum of 28 days old, dry, clean and free of surface laitance and contaminants such as dirt, oil, grease, poorly bonded coatings and surface treatments. Inadequate preparation will lead to loss of adhesion and failure. In coatings, there is a tendency for the finish to mirror imperfections in the substrate. Grinding, or light vacuum-contained shot-blasting is therefore preferred over planing for these systems. Concrete must include a functional damp proof membrane.
Oil and Grease
For large areas of contamination, use hot compressed air treatment. Small, isolated contamination should be removed using an appropriate degreaser, rinsed thoroughly and allowed completely to dry. A coat of Armourcoat Oil Tolerant Primer should be applied (see separate data sheet).
Mixing
Materials should be stored at 15°C - 25°C for a minimum of 8hrs prior to use. Premix the coloured resin component before use. Add the hardener component to the coloured resin component and mix using a low speed electric mixer (200-500 rpm) for at least 3 minutes until homogeneous. Use a spatula to scrape the sides & bottom of the mixing vessel several times as unmixed material will result in uncured patches in the final finish. Mixed material must be used immediately.
Application
Best results are obtained in warm conditions (minimum 15°C). Apply with a medium pile simulated sheepskin roller working well into the surface taking care not to exceed the coverage rate. Edges & difficult to reach areas may be applied thinly by brush.An anti-slip finish may be achieved by fully broadcasting the first coat with 0.3 - 0.6mm kiln dried silica sand at 2 - 4 Kg/m2. Allow the first coat to fully cure (24hr at 15°C or longer in colder temperatures) then remove all excess sand with a stiff broom and vacuum.
Apply a second coat to encapsulate the grains. Coverage rate will depend on surface profile but will be greater than the first coat.Slip Resistance of System Detailed Above BS 7976 75 (Dry), 65 (Wet) The typical physical properties given above are derived from testing in a controlled laboratory environment. Results derived from testing field-applied samples may vary dependent upon site conditions. The slip resistance figures given above are affected by application techniques & prevailing site conditions. Slip resistance can reduce over time due to poor maintenance, general wear or surface contaminants. Good house keeping practices should be observed.
Components: | Two Pack |
Type: | Epoxy Resin |
Finish: | Gloss |
Stock Colours: | Midnight Blue, Chelsea Blue, Mid Blue, Light Blue, Green, Yellow, Buff, Sahara, Red, Light Grey, Mid Grey, Dark Grey, Charcoal, Black |
Tintable: | No |
VOC Content: | <500 g/L |
Volume Solids: | |
Suitable Substrates: | Concrete & polymer modified cementitious screeds. |
Application Method: | Brush, Medium Pile Simulated Sheepskin Roller |
Theoretical Coverage: |
Normal substrate: 1st coat - 5.5,2/kg, 2nd coat - 7.1 m2/kg Porous/uneven substrate: 1st coat = 3.6m2 per kg |
Wet Film Thickness (WFT): | |
Dry Film Thickness (DFT): | 200 microns |
Induction Time: | - |
Pot Life: | 25 minutes at 20°C |
Pedestrian Traffic: | 36 hours at 20°C |
Overcoatable: | Between 16 - 36 hours at 20°C |
Fully Cured: | 7 days at 20°C |
Cleaner / Thinner: | Tools and equipment should be cleaned whilst the resin is still wet with a suitable solvent. |
Shelf Life: |
12 months if stored in accordance with the above recommendations. Materials should be kept dry and stored in a stored in a weatherproof building maintained at 15 - 25°C on pallets and away from walls. Consignments should be used in order of batch number. Protect from frost. |
Packaging: | Available in 5 Kg |