Fixopur

Technical Data

• Will bond to wood, masonry, metal, concrete, asbestos, cement and many other plastics apart from polythene, Teflon, silicone or dripping wet surfaces
• Ideal for filling, insulating joints, cavities and columns, window and door frames, wall openings, pipe feedthroughs and many other construction projects
• Ideal for plumbers, airconditioner installations, carpenters, electricians and general building purposes
• Expands to 30 litres of cured foam per can
• Track-free in 10 minutes
• Can be cut, sawed or sanded after 2–3 hours
• Should not be subjected to loads until at least 2–3 hours after processing. Full load bearing after 8 hours
• Processing temperature (can and environment) between + 5°C and 35°C
• Cured foam resists temperatures of –30°C to +80°C
• Cured foam is damp-proof and waterproof
• Cured foam does not shrink, sag, crack, crumble or rot
• Cured foam is self-extinguishing
• Cured foam is non toxic
• Decomposes by direct exposure to UV light - so painting or coating is recommended

Preparation

• All surfaces should be clear from oil, greases, loose particles and dust
• Dry surfaces should be well sprayed or dampened
• Building components should be well supported
• Protect adjacent surfaces
• Shake can vigorously before use
• Screw can into foam gun adapter - do not overtighten!
• When operating gun for hte first time, press trigger and let foam flow through for approximately 10 seconds (this fills materials into the extension tube and removes residual moist air.
• Foam gun is now ready for dispensing. Hold can more or less vertically when dispensing.
• Note: after curing Fixopur can only be removed mechanically, therefore treat fresh contamination immediately with a solvent like acetone or nitrosolution.