Deepfill

Reprotec

A versatile three component epoxy resin deep section screed/mortar.

Regular price Excl. VAT: £72.00 Incl. VAT: £86.40

Description

Holes and potholes in Concrete floors are a major cause of injury to personnel and resultant claims and lost production days.

Reprotec Deepfill is a fast, efficient Concrete repair mortar and an economical way of solving the problem.

Reprotec Deepfill is a versatile, trowel applied, three component Epoxy resin-based, deep section screed/mortar.

The product is supplied in a ‘natural’ or concrete grey colour, and may be sealed or topped with any of the range of Reprotec Epoxy coatings or sealers as required.

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View/print the technical datasheet and safety sheet below:

Technical Datasheet

MSDS information

Specifications

Typical Properties

Colour: Natural or Concrete Grey
Density: 2200kg/m³
Pot Life: 50-60 minutes @ 20°C
Adhesion to concrete: 3.6MPa (concrete failure)
Compressive Strength: 64MPa
Chemical resistance: Excellent resistance to dilute acids and alkalis, oil, petrol, diesel, vegetable oils, inorganic salts, and cleaning fluids.

Packaging

Reprotec Deepfill is supplied in 25kg packs.

Coverage

A 25kg pack of Reprotec Deepfill yields 11.4 litres of material, sufficient for 1.14m² @ 10mm thickness.

For filling voids use the table below as a guide.

1 Linear metre long x 100mm wide x 100mm deep	One Unit of Reprotec Deepfill required
2 Linear metres long x 100mm wide x 50mm deep	One Unit of Reprotec Deepfill required
4 Linear metres long x 100mm wide x 25mm deep	One Unit of Reprotec Deepfill required
10 Linear metres long x 100mm wide x 50mm deep	Five Units of Reprotec Deepfill required
20 Linear metres long x 100mm wide x 25mm deep	Five Units of Reprotec Deepfill required
100 Linear metres Long x 50mm wide x 25mm deep	Thirteen Units of Reprotec Deepfill required

Priming

Apply a coat of Reprotec Tackprime by brush or roller at a nominal rate of 3.5 to 7.0m²/kg, depending upon surface profile.

Mixing

The use of mechanical, forced action mixer such as a Creteangle, is strongly recommended.

However, as long as the resin components are mechanically mixed, old fashioned "elbow grease" will be effective, mix until a uniform material is achieved.
** Top Tip - Always mix the resins together first -- never, never try to mix all 3 components in one mix **

Pour the contents of the CURING AGENT container into the BASE container and mix thoroughly with a slow speed paddle.

The mixed resins shall be poured into a mixing vessel, (Creteangle bucket or similar), and the AGGREGATE added steadily whilst the mixer is in motion. Mix for 2-3 minutes until a uniform material is achieved.