SikaCeram EpoxyGrout - Epoxy Joint Mortar - Sika

SikaCeram EpoxyGrout - Epoxy Joint Mortar - Sika

SikaCeram EpoxyGrout is a 2-component grouting mortar based on epoxy resin , which contains quartz aggregates and specific additives.
It has a delicate finish and brilliant colours, and is ideal for surfaces that need to be kept perfectly clean.

Features

• Good chemical resistance.
• Optimal maneuverability and easy use.
• Very easy cleaning.
• High hardness.

Application areas

• Sealing joints in floors and walls in ceramic or stone* such as glass or marble mosaic, porcelain, klinkers, in places where the surfaces are subject to acid attacks or when non-absorbent joints are necessary, such as in dairies , tanneries, paper mills, laboratories of every kind, slaughterhouses, industrial kitchens, etc.
• Sealing joints in floors subject to intense traffic, industrial warehouses, shopping centres, etc.
• Suitable for sealing swimming pool joints, even if they are filled with sea water.

* Before sealing natural stone joints, we advise you to check whether the material is washable from the ground, and whether the color of the stone changes.

Application

1. SikaCeram EpoxyGrout is a reactive joint sealer.
   This means that it hardens thanks to a chemical reaction between the two components A and B.
2. It is therefore imperative to ensure that these components are thoroughly mixed.
3. Start by pouring the liquid (comp. B) into the paste (comp. A), then mix using a mixer fitted with a spiral propeller.
4. The reaction generated by these components is exothermic (release of heat).
5. Remember that if the components are mixed at high speed, the heat generated will considerably speed up the curing process and therefore shorten the life of the product.
6. The paste obtained is creamy and easily applicable with a rubber spatula

Colors

Consumption

The consumption depends on the surface and the roughness of the support, as well as the size of the tiles and the width of the joints.
Consumptions serving as a guide are indicated in the following table and expressed in g/m²:

Conditioning

25 kg bag.