Ronacrete RonaFloor HB200

Ronacrete RonaFloor HB200 is a solvent free, two component, high build, FeRFA Class 3 rated floor coating. It provides excellent abrasion and chemical resistance to floors that are subject to constant traffic.

Please note, RonaFloor HB200, does not come with aggregate as standard. This can be purchased separately by clicking here. 

Best Uses

RonaFloor HB200 is for use on concrete and polymer modified screeds. It provides a high build wear resistant surface, with excellent abrasion and chemical resistance to floors that are subject to constant traffic. It is ideal for use in chemical plant storage areas, warehousing, toilets, laboratories & food preparation areas. 

Please note, for vertical surfaces you should apply RonaFloor HB Vertical Grade. 

Application

Ronafloor HB200 should be applied to concrete and polymer modified screeded floors.

It is essential that Ronafloor HB coatings are applied to structurally sound, clean and dry substrates, in order to achieve optimal adhesion. All surfaces must be prepared after making good any defects in the floor, ensuring that friable materials are removed and replaced (for fast cure repairs refer to RonaFloor Repair 1 Hour data sheets).

Substrates must be prepared by captive shot blasting or similar approved method to produce lightly textured, laitance free surfaces. The substrate should be cleaned to remove all grease, oil and dirt, and allowed to dry. Remove any remaining loose materials by vacuum cleaning.

New concrete or screeds should be allowed to dry out for at least 28 days prior to coating. RH at the surface must be below 75% when measured with a hygrometer, or have a moisture content less than 5%.

When applying to porous concrete, it is advisable to seal the prepared surface with Ronacrete RonaFloor Epoxy Primer.

Follow the mixing instructions on the product data sheet, noting that material must be transferred to a shallow paint tray immediately after mixing, and should never be taken directly from the mixing vessel. This is to avoid the risk of unmixed material being used.

Apply a minimum of 2 coats with either a short, medium nap mohair, or lambswool (not foam) roller, directly from the paint tray. Ensure that the required thickness is achieved, by periodically checking the thickness with a wet film gauge. Do not attempt to apply the coating at a reduced thickness, as this may produce roller marks and pigment separation.