AVIRON Crackfill
Description
Aviron Crackfill is a medium setting, cationic,
polymer modified bitumen emulsion, with improved adhesion to mineral surfaces.
After setting a durable, highly
elastic binder is formed to accommodate small cracks.
Uses
- Filling
of cracks and/or small joints in bituminous or cementicious
constructions.
- Filling of holes and
pores in new asphalt constructions to achieve a closed smooth surface.
- Repairing
and closing hair-cracks in the surface of worn out concrete and asphalt pavements.
Properties
Solids
content approx. 60 %
Specific gravity
Viscosity ISO
Elasticity
Fraass
breaking point > 1.000%
Pre-treatment
The cracks and surfaces to be treated must be
clean and free from oil, grease and dust.
Application
Aviron Crackfill can be applied cold directly from the drum, using
a watering
can, squeegee, or filling tray when only the cracks are treated.
When the whole surface has to be treated, to improve
the surface texture (more thickness), the Aviron Crackfill can be applied by using long-
haired brushes or rollers or
can be sprayed with a special spraying equipment.
During application enough emulsion to penetrate
the cracks completely must be used (pre-filling may be necessary).
Directly after treatment the Aviron
Crackfill must be covered fully with aggregate 1-
Almost immediately after covering (approx. 15
minutes with drying weather conditions) the treated areas can be trafficked.
- General
precautions
- Pails
and drums must be stirred or rolled before use.
- Protect
the material from frost or direct sunshine.
- Do
not carry out work during wet or frosty weather.
- Protect
Aviron Crackfill from
drying out on brushes or in the equipment.
- When
using spraying equipment the emulsion must be strained directly
before spraying.
- Prewet brushes and rollers with
water.
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Coverage
Depending on penetration and texture of the subbase 0,5 -1,5 kg/m².
Storage
The shelf-life of Aviron
Crackfill is 6 months, provided it is stored free of direct sunshine, free of
frost and in the original packing.
The
information submitted in this publication is based on our current knowledge and
experience. In view of the many factors that may affect processing and
application, these data do not relieve processors of the responsibility of
carrying out their own tests and experiments; neither do they imply any legally
binding assurance of certain properties or of suitability for a
specific purpose. It is the responsibility of those to whom we supply our
products to ensure that any proprietary rights and existing laws and legislation are observed.