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Hazardous Material Spill Clean-Up
Spill Clean-Up .
All Team Members need to be aware of the hazardous materials in
their work area and be familiar with the health hazards, required
protective equipment, and procedures for the safe handling of those
hazardous materials. If a hazardous material is spilled, Team
Members with'the training,_ knowledge, and experience to clean up
the material need to follow these steps:
1. When you encounter a spill (Figure 1), cordon off the area.
immediately to prevent others from coming into contact with
the spill (Figure 2), and look for additional hazards such as
chemical reactions, corroding shelves, etc. Ask anyone not
involved in cleaning up the hazardous material to evacuate
the area and not return until the area is reported as safe. It is
important.tIlat a Team Member remain at the site at all times
to direct others away from the spill.
2. Alert a.supervisor that a spill has occurred (Figure 3).
3. Respond to medical emergencies.
4. With the assistance of a supervisor, determine whether or
not emergency personnel are needed for clean-up; if not,
determine what Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) you
need to wear when cleaning up the spill by reading the
label (Figure 4) or checking the MSDS. The PPE inclucies
the following:
o . Tyvek coveralls with hood.
o Tyvek sleeve gUards.
o Rubber gloves.
o Rubber shoe covers.
o Goggles.
o Respirator. .
Note: PPE for biohazard clean-up is located at the
Customer Service desk and includes gloves, a facemask,
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an apron, and bags labeled as a biohazard.
5. After putting on your PPE, start cleaning up the spill
(Figure 4).
o Put an absorbent sock around the spill so it doesn't
spread any farther.
o Use a soaker pad to soak up the spill.
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6. After the spill is soaked up, dispose of the clean~up materials by sealing everything used
(i.e. product container, PPE, absorbent sock, soaker pads, etc.) in a yellow spill clean-up
bag (Figure 5). With a black marker, label the bag with the product nal\le, SKU, and the
names of any hazardous materials that '
the product contains (Figure 6).
7. Take the sealed spill clean-up bag to
the yellow Hazardous Material
cabinets in the Receiving Department.
8. Fill out anlncident/Near-Miss Report
and submit it to your supervisor for
review. If the spill was merchandise, Figure 6.
notify your supervisor so your
supervisor can remove the . Figure 5.
merchandise from inventory.
Cleaning a Spill in the Loading Dock
The loading dock attached to the Receiving Department
is below the grade of the sewer. For this reason, a sump
pump is installed in a catch basin at the bottom of the
loading dock (Figure 7). An on/off switch for the sump
pump is located inside, between the receiving bay doors.
When a hazardous material is spilled in the
loading dock:
1. Switch the sump pump to the off position.
2. Clean the spilled hazardous material as
described in the Spill Clean-Up Procedure
section above. Note: Make sure the spill is
cleaned completely so no hazardous material
enters the drainage system.
3. Switch the sump pu.mp back on.
Figure 7 - Receiving Dock Catch Basin.
Note to Store Service Managers and Facilitators: In the event that a hazardous material enters
the catch basin, contact the Project Manager to arrange for the catch basin to be cleaned out.
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I HAZARDOUS MATERULS MANAGEMENT PLAN
For: Jerrv's Home Imorovement Center
McKenzie Field Store
Section I: FACILITY DESCRu- .l.lON
PART A'- GENERAL INFORMATION
Business Name: Jerrv's Buildin!! Materials. Inc, dba Jerrv's Home Imorovement Center
Phone: 541-689-7848 Address: 2525 Olvrnoic Sf. Sorin!!field. Ore!!on 97477
Corporate Address: 2600 Hwv. 99 North. Eu!!ene. OR 97402
Person responsible for business:
Name Title
pennis Orem President
Emergency Contacts:
Name
Neal Caloia
Kevin Marsh
Title
Store Mana!!er
Store Service M!!r.
Home Number
541-485-4566
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Work Number
541~689-7848
Home Number
;541-988-5596
541-942-8255
CeU
915-9030
517~3969
Person responsible for the application/principal contact:
Name Title Phone
Lauretta Davies ' Proiect M!!)'. 541-689-7848. ext,8423
Property Owner:
Property'
Jerrv's
Wilco
Name
Pacific Coast Ootions
The Olvrnoic LLC
Address
PO Box 261 L Eu~ene. OR 97402
PO Box 26125: Eu~ene. OR 97402
Principal Business Activity: Retail Home Imorovement
Number of Employees: 150 - Sorin!!field location
Number of shifts: See 'Hours of Ooerations'
, Hours Open to Public
8:00 - 6:000m
7:00am - 8:00om
7:00am ~ 8:000m
7:00am - 8:00om
7:00am- 8:00om
7:00am - 8:00om
7:00am - 8:00om
Work Number
541-736-7001
541-736-7001
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Phone
541-689-7848
541_232-1117
Hours of Operations
Sundav 7:00am - 6:00om
Mondav 6:00am - II :OOom
Tuesdav 6:00am - II :OOom
Wednesdav 6:00am - II :OOom
Thursdav, 6:00am - II :OOom
, Fridav '6:00am -II:OOoriI
Saturdav 6:00am - 8:00om
SIC code: 5211
Dunn and Bradstreet Number: 02~763-5747
Declaration
I certify that the information above and on the following pages is true and correct to
the best of my knowledge.
Signature:
Print Name:
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PART B - GENERAL FACILITY DESCRIPTION/SITE PLAN
Onerations for the retail home imorovement center includes multiole buildin2s:
o A sin~le storev. aooroximatelv 145.000 SQuare foot retail buildin!!. includin'~ outdoor !!arden
nursery. retail area and warehouse area. Buildin!! construction is combination of tilt-uq
concrete. masonrv and steel. Ooerations on site also includes a stand,alone. 'sin!!le storev.
32.000 SQuare foot covered outdoor product stora!!e buildin!! and aooroximatelv 30.000
SQuare feet of warehouse soace in a nei!!hborin!! retail buildin!!.
Parkin!! areas are asohalt oavin~
Site is located at. nronertv formerlv occuoied bv McKenzie Field Airoort. between Olvrnoic
Street and N~rth 21" and 28th Streets. Address for facilitv is 2525 Olvrnoic Street. Tax lot
numbers 17-03-25-00: Lots 201 and 802,
Site plan attached.
PART C - FACILITY MAP - (see attached site plan) ,
Section D: HAZARDOUS MATERULS INVENTORY STATEMENT
PART A - DECLARATION
I. Business Name: Jerrv's Buildin!! Materials. Inc. dba' Jerrv's Home Imorovement Center
2. Address: 2600 Hwv 99 North Eu!!ene. Ore!!on 97402 '
3. Declaration .
Urider penalty of peljury, I declare the above and subsequent information, provided as
part of the hazardous materials inventory statement is true and correct.
Signature:
Date:
Print Name: Dennis G/Orem Title: President
(Must be signed by owner/operator or designated representative)
PART B - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INVENTORY STATEMENT
Inventorv statement list attached.
Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids (DNAPLs) are heavier than water (specific
gravity> 1 glml) and have a low solubility in' water (<10 gII or 1 %). ,For the purpose
of Drinking Water Protection, DNAPL chemicals are defined in the ''Dense Non-
Aqueous Phase Liquids (DNAPLs) Prohibited From Use in the Tiine-of- Travel
Zones Identified in Springfield City Code" as "all chemicals displaying the
characteristics of a DNAPL chemical or a material containing'a substance
considered a DNAPL chemical."
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The Purchasing Department is responsible for reviewing Material Safety Data
SheetS (MSDSs) for all new hazardous materials proposed to be sto~ed at the
McKenZie Field store to ensure the product does not contain any DNAPLs.
'Purchasing Department Team Members will direct any questions regarding
DNAPLs to the Springfield Utility Board (SUB) Water Quality Protection
Coordinator (744-3745). Additionally, any new Purchasing Departlpent Team
Members responsible'for screening materials for DNAPLs will contact the SUB
, Water Quality Protection Coordinator for an orientation.
Section ill: SEPARATION, SECONDARY CONTAINMENT AND
MOMTORING '
PART A - ABOVE GROUND STORAGE AREAS
Storage Area Identification:
I. Storage type: Primary containment devices will be original containers.
2.. Storage locations: All hazardous materials will be stored in areas with secondary
containment. No outside storage or display of hazardous materials will
occur without their being covered and in secondary cont3.i.nment. Treated
wood products and nitrate-containing fertilizers will be stored under cover.
3. Secondary
Containment:
a. Interior
b. Exterior
c. Wilco
d. Loading docks
4. Monitoring:.
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All hazardous materials will be stored in areas 'with a sealed, recessed
floor capable of containing a 20-minute discharge of fire protection water.
There will be no drains in these areas. This will preventimy spill from
flowing to sanitary drain, storm drain, or run off.
All hazardous materials will be stored in areas with a seaJed floor and
enclosed by a sealed curb capable of containing a 20-miriute discharge of
fire protection water. There will be no drains in these areas. This will
prevent any spill from, flowing to sanitary drain, storm drain, or run off, .
AU hazardous materials will be stored in areas with a sealed floor. ,Since
this surface will not be sloped, the walls will be sealed to a height of 8
inches off the ground, and spill kits will be readily available and equipped
with appropriate items (e.g., boom socks) to ensure that no liquids or
chemicals migrate to the outside environment during a spill event or fire
sprinkler event.
All loading docks will be equipped with a sump pump that has an
. emergency shutoff switch. Under normal operating conditions, the switch
will remain in th.e on position to allow rairi water to be pumped to the
storm sewer. Prior to loading or unloading of hazardous ,materials in the
loading dock, the sump pump switch will be turned off to ensure
containment in the event, of a spill. All spills will be cleaned up according
to Spill Cleanup Procedures (see attached).
Visual
,5. Monitoring,
Frequency: Daily monitoring by employees as part of work routine. Monthly as part
of Safety Committee inspection (see Section V, below).
6. Floor specifications
and maintenance:
, a. Original Jerry's
building Floors are sealed with Dayton Superior brand Day-Chern Sure Hard (J -17)
penetrating sealer. Any part of the floor that is damaged'in such a way
that its liquid-tight properties may be compromised will be re-treated with
J -17 penetrating sealer. See attached technical data sheet for more
information on this product. .
b. Expanded
interior space
Floors will be sealed with XypexAdmix C-500, which is added to the
concrete mix at the time of batching. The active chemicltls in this product
"react with the moisture in fresh concrete and with the by-products of
cement hydration to cause a catalytic reaction which generates a non-
soluble crystalline formation throughout the pores and capillary tracts of
the concrete. Thus the concrete becomes permanently sealed against the
penetration of liquids from any direction." Since this product is an '
.adinixture, no maintenance is required. See attached product data sheet
for more information on this product. '
c. Space adjacent
to Wilco
Floors will be sealed with a seamless three-coat epoxy system (Devlloor
506/525/521 Floor System) which consists of a waterborne epoxy primer
and 100% solids epoxy intermediate and finish coats. Ally part of the
floor that is damaged in such a way that its liquid-tight properties may be
compromised will be re-treated with the Devfloor 506/525/521 Floor
System products, See attached technical data sheets for more information
on ,these products.
PART B - UNDERGROUND
There will be NO underground storage on the site.
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SECTION IV : WASTE mSPOSAL'
Discharge to the Sanitary Sewer: Wastes - sewa!!e
Pretreatment: n/a
Licensed Waste Hauler:
Hazardous materials - Jerrv's is contracted with ENSCO West. Inc.. a
waste disDosal service for disoosal of anv soilled materi31 that is not
acceoted throu!!h Lane Countv Waste Collection events ihat are held
throu!!hout the vear.
Wastes - Sani-Dac will orovide waste removal. Wastes',would include
oacka!!in!! and oroducts held for sale to customers includin!!: oaoer.
cardboard. Dlastics. metals. etc.
Recycle - Cardboard & olastic film are baled and taken from site bv
Weverhaeuser
Other: None
SECTION V: RECORD KEEPING
Description of inspection program:
A whole-store safety inspection will be completed monthly by Safety Committee
Team Members under the direction of the Safety & Asset Protection Specialist.
This visual inspection will include the following.
o Safety equipment (e.g., First Aid Kits, Spill Kits, fire extinguishers)
o Hazardous material storage areas (to identify any potential problem that could
lead to discharge)
o Inspection of sealed floors for cracks or other damage that 'could impair their
ability to provide secondary containment. . .
Details of this inspection will be recorded in the Safety Committee's monthly
meeting minutes and will include the date, time, and locationsinspected;
problems noted and corrective actions taken; signatures of the inspector and
Safety & Asset Protection Specialist (see attached Safety Committee Inspection
Log). Safety Committee meeting minutes shall be maintained on fIle by the
Safety & Asset Protection Specialist for a period of 3 years.
An IncidentlNear-Miss form (see attached) is required to be cOlI)pleted for any
incident or near-miss involving any person on site or damage to product or
property. Forms are signed by supervisors and submitted to the Safety & Asset
Protection Specialist for review. Review of circumstances surrounding the
incident or near-miss may result in safety re-training of employee(s) involved.
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SECTION VI: EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN
1. In th~ event of an emergency~ the Jollowing shall be notified:
A. On-site Responders:
Name Title
Neal Caloia Store Mana!!er
Kevin Marsh Store Service M!!r.
Home Number
541-988-5596
541-942-8255
CeU
915-9030
517-3969
Work Number
541:736-7001
541-736-7001
B. Method of Notification to Responder:
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Fire alarm system will be monitored 'by Watchdog Security. Watchdog Security
maintains a call list and will call On-site responders during hours"store lJuilding is closed.
During store hours, assistant store managers will contact On-site responders by telephone
if they are on site during emergency.
C. Agency
Fire & Safety Department:
Springfield Public Works:
Springfield Utility District:
Oregon Accident Response System
Springfield Police Department:
Emergency
Phone Number
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726-3753
726-2395
800-452-03 II
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NODCemergency
Phone Number
682~51I1
(After 5pm)726-3714
(After hours)746-8451
726-3714
2. Designated Local Emergency Medical Facility
Name
McKenzie" Willamette. Hospital
Address
1460 G Street; Springfield
Phone (24 hours)
726-4444( emergency)
Med Express (On site/non-emergency injury) 744-6111
3. Mitigation Equipment:
A. Monitoring Devices - Fire/smoke detection equipment monitored by Watchdog.
B. Spill Containment - Spill kits located in designated areas on site, See map attached.
C. . Spin Control and Treatment - See Spill Cleanup Procedure attached.
D. Evacuation - (To be developed)
. _ a. Immediate area evacuation routes posted
_ b. Entire building/facility evacuation procedures developed
_ c. Assembly areas preplanned
_ d. Evacuation maps posted
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SECTION Vll: EMERGENCY-RESPONSE TRAINING,PLAN
1. Person responsible for the emergency-response training plan:
Name Title Phone
Cindv Johnston' Safetv & Asset Protection Soecialist 689-7848 Ext. 8270
2. Training Requirements:
A. All employees are trained in the following as indicated:
. Procedures for internal alarm notification
. Procedures for notification of external emergency response organizations,
. Location and content of the emergency-response plan
. Drinking Water Protection (DWP) awareness '
B. Chemical handlers are trained in the following as indicated:,
. Safe methods for handling and storage of hazardous materials
. Proper use of personal protective equipment
o Locations and proper use offrre and spill control equipment
. Specific hazards of each chemical to which they may be exposed
C: Emergency-response team members are trained in the following:
. Procedures for shutdown of operations
. Procedures for using, maintaining and replacing facility emergency and monitoring
equipment
3. The following records are maintained for all team members:
. Verification that training was completed by the' team member
. Description of the type and amount of introductory and continuing training
. Documentation on and description of emergency-response drills conducted at the
facility
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McKenzie Field
Safety Committee Inspection L02 Month:
FirsfAid Kits' " ,c' .'. \Completed'by;
U Receiving A D Receiving B 0 Lumber Yard
D Check out 0 Customer Service 0 Garden
o Electrical, Hardware, Construction
Spill Kits Completedfby:,
U Receiving A 0 Receiving B 0 Lumber Yard
o Check out 0 Customer Service 0 Garden
Secondary~onta.inment Flo(u:$eal 'Complet~dbf.~
LJ Receiving A 0 Doors & Windows U Construction
o Check out 0 Customer Service 0 Decor
o Electrical 0 Hardware 0 Plumbing ,
o Paint 0 Garden 0 Tools
Comments:
Fire Extinguishers, Completeq by:
o Receiving A 0 Doors & Windows 0 Construction
o Check out 0 Customer Service 0 Decor
o Electrical 0 Hardware' 0 Plumbing
o Paint 0 Garden 0 Tools
o Receiving B 0 Offices 0 Lnmber Yard
Comments:
2008
- " . '!!clerk #,
o 'Lumber Sales
o Bath & Kitchen
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clerk #' .
U Lumber,Sales
o Paint
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clerk #
D Lumber Sales
D Bath& Kitchen
o Ligh~ng
o Main Aisles
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o Lumber Sales
o Bath 1& Kitchen
o Lighting ,
o Library/Clinic Area
o Business Kiosks
Hazardous Material Storage!","'" ,,~:,~6rri.pleted clerk#'
D Storage cabinet closed and secure D Storage free from potential leaks
o Materials separated (like chemicals) 0 Storage clearly labeled as HazMat
o Storage free of hazards
Comments:
The above statedmonthly:inspections were completed as listed and discUssed in the'
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, monthly Safety C~mmittee Meeting. . ' '.. ' ."
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o SafetySpeciaIist Cilldyjohnst?n ~ 'signature'x:, /."
10, Safety Committeechllii:Person' - signature x ..
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Jerry's Incident / Near-Miss Report
McKenzie Field Springfield
This report must be completed and submined to a member of Management on the same day
of the incident. Management-reviewed incidents arc to be submined to the Safety & Asset
Protection Specialist by way of courier to the Corporate Office.
Please cbeck one
D , Team Member Incident
D Customer Incident
D Near-Miss
Incident Date _1_1_
Incident Time AM I PM
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Print Name (Last, First MI) Clerk # j Home Department
Team Member's Facilitator or Manager I Team Member's Supervisor or Merc~ant
Task at time of incident (stocking, operating equipment, loading ve~cle, etc,)
Equipment in operation (LP Forklift, Elec, Forklift, Workforce, Pallet Jack, Electric Pallet
Jack, Platform lift, etc.) ,
Incident reported to (Print Name of Facilitator, Supervisor or Manager)
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Team Member Witness (Print Last, First MJ)
Department Location of Incident
If no customer involvement, skin this section
I', Print Name (Last, First MI)
If Minor, Name of Parent or Guardian
Phone Numher
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City
Address
Vehicle Involved? I Year
D Yes D No
I Make
Model
Description of Vehicle Damage or other Customer P~operty Damage
Type of Incident
Describe incident and how it occurred
o Property Damage
D Product Damage
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D Customer Injury
D Customer Property
Damage
D Team Member Injury
Date "Signature of Reporting Team Member
Equipment #
Date Reported
Time Reported I
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Bay 1 Fixture # I
I Aisle#
State
Zip Code
License Plate Vehicle damage?
D Yes D No
I Clerk #
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Action causing injury
D Bodily Reaction D Fall on same level
D Fall from elevation D Overexertion
D Caught in / under D Other
Was Medical Response to olTer If Accepted, which services?
Attention D First Aid Only
OlTered? Accepted? D MedExpress Trausport? D Ves D No
D Ves D Ves D ergoFLEX ,Appointment Date
D No D No D Emergency Room Hospital
Facilitator or Store Service Mana2er must be notified immediately for all injury, equipment or cuStomer-related incidents
Safety Equipment in use Safety Equipment I Safety Rules '
D Proper Footwear D Adequate D Adequately Understood i
D Safety Glasses / Goggles' D Inadequate D Inadequately Understood,
D Face Shield D Improperly Used D Improperly Applied
D Gloves D Not Used D Ignored
D Respirator D Not Available D Inadequately Enforced
D Seat Belt D Other D Other '
D Hearing Protection
D Other
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Nature of Injury
D Spraiii / Strain D Fracture D Concussion D Other
D Cut! Puncture / Sliver D Inflammation D Carpal Tunnel
D Crush / Bruise D Scratcb / Abrasion D Burn / Chemical
Body Part Injured ,
D Ankle D Arm D Back, low D Back, upper/mid D Eye D Face D Finger(s) D Knee
D Hand D Leg D Neck D Shoulder D Toe D Wrist D Foot
D Other'
Object contributing to Injury
[] None , D Cutting Tool D 'Lift Truck
D Merchandise D Other Tool or EqmL D Fixture / Display / Furniture
D Cart D Vehicle D Other
D Struck against
D Struck by
D Pinch
DRubbed / Scraped
AU incidents involving Powered Equipment (Forklift, Wor .roTce, etc.) require suspension from equipment for a
minimum of 2 days and/or until re-certification has been completed. , I
Team Member is suspended from use of the following equipment until: ~/_/_ (date)
(check ail that apply) D Forklift (electric & gas) D Electric Pallet Jack D Other
D Platform Lift (ail types) D Vehicle
Team Member is scheduled for re-certification on:
Work Behavior
D Failure to follow rules of procedure
D Working without or exceeding authority
D Horseplay or violence
o Failure to get or wait for assistance
o Improper procedures or techniques
o Unsafe vehicle or mobile equipment operation
o Inattention to surrounding or traffic movement
o Poor judgement
, ~_/_ (date)
Corrective Action Needed
D Improve Design
D Repair / Replace Equipment '
D Improve Housekeeping
D Direct Supervision
o Discipline
D Other
Action taken or suggestion to prevent future occurrences
Print Name
I Signature_
I Date
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PRODUCT DATA
Description
EpolithO-P and Epolitho-G are two-part
100% solids epoxy joinUillers, Self-
JeveJing,Soolithe-P provides an
abrasion- and puncture-resistant seal
suit~ble for high-traffic horizontal
joints, Gun-grade Epolitho-G provides
a pick-and puncture-resistant seal for
sloped and vertical joints.
Yield
See page 3 for charts,
Packaging
EpolithO-P and Epolifho-G:
2 gallon (7.56 L)units (1 gallon
[3.78 L] Part A and 1 gallon [3.76 L]
Part B)
Color
Gray
Shelf Life
2 years when propeny stored
Storage
Store in unopened containers in a
clean dry area out of direct sunlight.
Elevated temperatures will shorten
shelf life. Protect from freezing.
EPOLlTH@-P AND EPOLlTH~-6
,
Two-part flexible epoxy joint fillers
Features
Benefits
. Stiff yet resilient
Absorbs floor and wheel impact; reinforces
joint edges to prevent spalling in heavy-duty areas
. Cut and pick resistant
Where to Use
APPUCATION
. Saw cuts, control jOints in concrete substrates
. Nonmoving cracks
LOCATION
. Honzontal (Epolith"-P)
. Sloped (Epolitho-G)
. Interior
. Apove grade
How to Apply
Surface Preparation
1. Concrete should be fully cured. Allow sufficient
lime for initial sMnkage of the concrete to take place,
Odeally 90 -120 days),
2. J~int surtaces must be structurally sound, dry,
clean, free'of dirt, moisture, loose particles, oil,
grease, asphalt, tar, paint, wax, rust, waterproofing or
curing and. parting compounds, membrane materials,
and other foreign matter.
3. Clean concrete and other masonry where
necessary by gnnding, sandbiasting, or wire
brushing, Expose a sound surtace free of
contamination and laitance.
Provides tough, durable filling matenal for joints in jails
and prisons . ~;
Mixing
1, EpolithO-P and Epolith"-G are two-component
systems and must be thoroughly mixed before use,
Following joint prepar~tion, combine and mix Parts A
and B.ln order to maintain a correct miXing ratio,the
entire contents of Part B must be.mixed thoroughly
with the enlire contents of Part A, Use a separate,
clean container of ~'ppropriat~ size.
2. With a slow-speed dnli (80 -100 rpm) and
siotted paddle, mix,Epolith"-P for 5 - 7 minutes,
'3, With a Slow-speed dnll (80 -100 rpm) and
slotted paddle, mix 'Epolith"-G for 8 -10 minutes,
4, During mixing, make sure that the paddle
reaches the bottom"and scrapes.the side at the
container several ti~es. Also, scrape the.paddle itself
to ensure thorough,mixing. To avoid whipping air into
the matenal, keep the paddle blade below the
surtace of the EpolithO material.
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SONNEBCFN"'PROOUGTOATA
EPOunr-P AND EPOUnr-6
Technical Data
CDlllposition
Epolith"-P and Epolith"-G are two-component
pourable (P) ,and gun-grade (G) epoxy sealants,
Compliances
. USDA compliant for use in meat and
poultry areas
Typical Properties
Mixing ratio, by volume '1 to 1
Pot life, minutes at 750F (240C)
40-55
Cure time, hrs.
Foot traffic
Vehicular traffic
Application temperabJres,
of I" c)
4
24
, 55 (13)
Application
1, Pour Epolith"-P trom a spouted can or apply by a
professional bUlk-loading caUlking gun. Trim excess
material within 24 hours. '
2, Apply Epolith"-G by a professional bulk-loading
gun, RII joints trom the bottom up using a properly
sized nozzle. Proper tooling assures the correct bead
configuration and a neat joint. Equally important, it
ensures maximum adhesion to the sides of the joint.
For best results, dry tool or dampen tool with
Reducer 990, DO NOT use water or soapy water,
Clean Up
Clean all tools with Reducer 990 or xylene before
'epoxy cures. Cured mate!i,al must ~e removed
mechanically;
Test Oata
Epolith-,;,P Epolith. .G
Tensile Strength; psi (MPa) 655 (4,5) 900 (6,21 ASlM D 638
Elongation, % 75 50 ASlM D 638
Hardness
Shore A 85 90
ShoreD 34 50
Slant Shear Strength, ASlM C 882
psi (MP.) 865 (6,0)
112 (0,8) ASlM C 321
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TestresultsaretypicalwllJesobtalnedlJnderlaboratorycondilions.Reasonablevariationscanbe~ecle.d.
For Best Performance
" Do not install Epolith"-P and Epolith"-G at
temper.tures below 55' F (13' C),'
" Do not use Epolith"-P and Epolith"-G in
expansion joints.
. Not.intended for constant immersion.
" Not intended for areas subject to prolonged
or strong chemical attack.
. Not designed for exterior use.
. Cure time must be extended in.cool conditions.
" Clean, dry silica sand may be used to seal cracks
in the base of the joint it approved by the
specifier. However, Sonnebom8 recommends that
the minimum Epolitfl8 P or Epolithlll> G application
be 213 the depth of the joint or 1" (25 mm),
whichever is greater.
. Do not install over backer-rod.
. On vertical applications, joint width or depth
should not exceBd 1/2" (13 mm),
" Mechanically roughen Epolith"-P and Epolith"-G
betore painting,
" Epolith"-P and Epolith"-G may yellow in the
presence of unvented artificial heat or high
intensity lighting' This does not affect sealant
performance.
. Concrete will sh~nk at varying rates over an
extended period.,of time-up toa year or more.
Slabs may also seffle, The sooner Epolith"-P or
Epolith"-G is installed affer concrete placement,
the greater the likelihood of adhesion loss or
'splitting from sh~nkage or settlement. To repair,
simply retill with additional Epolith",P or Epolith"-
G and protect trom traffic until cured, '
. Make certain the most current versions of
product data sheet and MSDS are being used;
call Customer Service (1-BOO-433-9517) to
. verify the most ~:UlTent versions. ,
. Proper applicatio'n is the responsibility of the user.
Reid visits by Ill>.SF personnel are tor the purpose
of making technical recommendations only and not
for superAsing or pro,^dlng quality control on the
jobs,e,
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Health and Safety
EPOUTHo-P PART A
EPOLlTHo'G PART A
, Warning
Epolith"~P Part A contains epoxy resin, silica,
crystalline quartz,
Epolitho-G Part A contains epoxy resin, diisooctyl
phthalate,
Risks
May cause dermatitis and allergic responses.
Potential skin sensitizer. Nose, throat and respiratory
irritant when heated. Over exposure may cause
headache, nausea and vomiting. Ingestion may
cause irritation of mouth, throat and stomach.
Repeated or prolonged overexposure may cause
injury to Ihe liver and ~dneys. INTENTIONAL MISUSE
BY DELIBERATELY INHALING THE CONTENTS MAY BE
HARMFUL OR FATAL.
Precautions
KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHilDREN, Prevent
contact wit~ skin, eyes and clothing. Wash
. thoroughly after handling. Keep contain"er closed. ,Use
only with adequate ventilation. Prevent breathing
vapors. DO NOT take internally. Use impervious
gloves"goggles and if the TlV is exceeded or il used
in a poorly ventilated area, use NIOSH/MSHA
approved respiratory. protection in accordance with
applicable lederal, stale and local regulations, Empty
container may contain hazardous residues. All label
warnings must be observed until.container is
commercially cleaned or reconditio'ned.
Arst Aid
In case of eye contact, flush thoroughly with water
Yield Linear IIIgal (mIL)
SONNEBCJlN"PROOUCTOATh
EPOIJ'J1:!"'-P AND EPOunr~
1 (25) 102 (31) 77 (23)
1-1/2 (38) 68 (20) 51 (151
2 (51) 51 (15) 38 (11)
2-1/2 (63) 41 (12) 30 (9)
foral least 15 minutes, SEEK IMMEOIATE MEDICAL
ATTENTION, In case of s~n contact, wash affected
areas with soap and water, ~ irritation persists, SEEK
MEOICAl ATTENTION, Remove and wash
contaminated clothing, ~ inhalation causes physical
discom'fort, remove to fresh air. If discomfort persists
or any breathing difficulty occurs or
if swallowed, SEEK IMMEDIATE MEDICAL
ATTENTION,
Refer to Material Safety Oata Sheet (MSDS) lor
further. information. '
, Proposition 65
EpolithO-P and Epolitho-G Part A: This product
contains material listed by Ihe state of Calitomia '
as known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive harm.
VOC Content
EPOlJTHO-P
0,03 Ibs/gal or 3 g/L, when components are mixed,
EPOlJTHO-G
0,0 Ibs/gal or 0,0 g/L, when components are mixed,
EPOUTHo-P PART B
EPOUTHo-G PART B
Danger
EpolithO-P Part B contains alh0 amine blend, 4-
nonylphenol; diisooctyl phthalate, polyamide resin,
tetraethylene pentamine.
Epolitho-G Part B contains alhyl'amine blend, 4-
nonylphenol; polyamide resin, tetraethylene
pentamine.
Risks
Maycause ~hemical bums and blisters. Strong
skin sensitizer. Severe eye irritant. May cause
permanent ~omeal injury and even blindness.
Overexposure may cause.headache, nausea and
vomiting. Ingestion may cause irritation and bums of
mouth, throat and stomach, INTENTIDNAl MISUSE
BY DELIBERATELY INHALING THE CONTENTS MAY BE
HARMFUL OR FATAL,
Precautions
KEEP OUT OF THE REACH DF CHILDREN, Prevent
contact with::'eyes, skin and clothing. Wash
Ihoroughly affer handling, Keep container closed, Use
only with adequate ventilation, Avoid breathing
vapors, aD NDT take intemally, Use impervious
gloves, goggles and if the TlV is exceeded or if used
in a poorly ventilated area, use NIOSH/MSHA
approved respiratory protection. Empty container
may contain; hazard~us residues. Observe all label
warnings until container is commercially cleaned or
recondition~d.
Arst Aid
In case of eye contact, flush'thoroughly with water
for at least j 5 minutes. SEEK IMMEDIATE MEDICAL
AlTENTION.'ln case. of skin contact, wash with soap
and water, If,irritation persists, SEEK MEDICAL
ATTENTION',lf inhalalion causes physical discomfort,
remove to fresh air. If discomfort persists or any
breathing difficulty occurs or
if swallowed, SEEK IMMEDIATE MEDICAL
ATTENTION,
Refer to Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for
further information.
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SONNffi~PROOUCTOATA
fPOlJ1lr-PANOfPOl1T1r-G
Proposition 65
EPOUTH"-P AND EPOLITHo-G PART B: This product
contains materials listed by the state of California as
known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive haml
vac Content
EPOUlH"-P
0,03 Ibs/gal or 3 g/L, when components are mixed.
EPOUlHO,G
o Ibs/gal or 0 g/L, when components are mixed,
For medical emergencies only,
call ChemTrec (1-800-424-9300).
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Building Systems
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Shakopee, MN, 55379
www.BuildingSystems.BASF.com
Customer 5enrice 600,433,9517
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DAY-CHEM SURE HARDTM (J-17)
COMBINATION HARDENING, DUSTPROOFING & SEALING y,o,c COMPLIANT
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Day-Chern Sure Hard is a colorless, odorless solu~ion of
specialized reactive chemicals that penetrate concrete
surfaces to seal, densify and harden the material.Day-Chem
Sure Hard is a water based product and as a result is V.O.c.
cC?mpliant and environmentally safe to use. Day~Chem
Sure Hard penetrates the concrete surface and undergoes
a chemical reaction that turns the concrete substrate into
a hardened, densified mass. Surfaces treated with Day-
Chern Sure Hard are not only more abrasion resistant, but
are more resistant to chemicals and water than untreated
concrete.
Day-Chern Sure Hard, because it penetrates the surf~ce
and chemically bonds, will last for an extended period of
time. Dayton Superior will supply long term warranties for
Day-Chem Sure Hard. Contact Dayton Superior for details.
Day-Chern Sure Hard has a combination of water-based
safety, ease of use and long term performance that make
it an attractive alternative to currently available sealeHype
products. Day-Chern Sure Hard represents an advanced
technology in concrete treatments.
USE
Day-Chern Sure Hard isa premium product for hardening,
dustproofing and sealing of concrete. It is excellent for
concrete floor appJjcations where long term resistance to
dusting, black rubber tire marks and water is important.
. Day-Chern Sure Hard, because it penetrates the surface and
becomes an integral part of the substrate, does an excellent
job of sealing and hardening for a long time and as a result
will help prevent efflorescence.
Sure Hard is suitable for both interior and exterior applica-
tions.
Ideal applications include, but are not limited to, industrial
plants, warehouses, schools, factories, hospitals, malls,
food processing plants, textile mills, freezers, water and
?ewage tre~tfnent plants, parking decks, airports and stadi-
ums,
BENEFITS
Long Term Warranty Available*
Seals, hardens and dustproofs
Resistsblack rubber tire marks on floors
Lasts longer than other floor coatings
Will not scratch or peel
Environmentally safe
Water Based, V.Q.C. compliant
No odor, no fumes
USDA approved for incidental food contact
Develops a more polished look with age
"Contact Dayton Superior for details prior to application
APPLICABLE STANDARDS
Active Ingredients: 100% of total solids
Specific Gravity: 1.2 .
Film: 0
Flash Point: None
V.O.c. Content: 0 gm/liter
Skid Resistance: Good
Depth of Penetration: as much as 5mm into concrete
Water Absorption: ASTM C -642
3.4% in 24 hours
Leading Competitor - 4.25% 1n 24 hr~'
Compressive Strength: ASTM C-140
Concrete treated with J-17..,. 3,910 p'si (27MPa) average
Untreated concrete-'3A61 psi (23.~ MPa) average
,.
Water Vapor Transmission Rate-
217 grams/sq. ft. ~ 24 hours
APPLICATION
Apply only when temperatures are above 4Q'F (4'C). Avoid
contact with glass, aluminum and polished metal surfaces,
If contact occurs, wash immediately Wit~' water.
New Concrete [interior]: After finishing'is' complete and
surface water has disappeared, apply th~ Day-Chem SiI-
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Cure (J- 13), or, if an ACI308 method of curing is desired /
required, use water, sheet materials or a fnembrane4orm-
ing curing compound that will require re,moval prior to the
application of the J- 1 7.lf water or sheet ;naterials are used
for curing, use for a minimum of 3 days.lfJ- 13 is used as a
curing aid, apply at 400- 500 ft'/ gal. 19,8,12.3 m'/L), Then
apply Day-Chern Sure Hard according to:'the "Old Concrete"
instructions after a minimum of7 days. ~
Old Co'ncrete interior/exterior]: All surfaces to be treated
must be clean and sound. Remove all m~mbrane forming
curing compounds, sealers, 'oil, grease, dirt and other con-
taminants. For best results, remove any C:~ncrete lait~mce
and patch or fix all cracks and damaged .ueas. Apply Day-
Chem Sure Hard to point of rejection-(by spray, roller, brush
or pouring), working it in using a soh bristle broom or
mechanical scrubber. Work in this manner until the product
begins to thicken, usually in 15-30 minutes, depending on
the surface and ambient temperatu~es, then rewet with
water,and work for another 5.10 minute~. Thoroughly rinse
and then squeegee or brush off excess material until dry.
On porous or rough surfaces, a second application may be
Referto 'www.daytonsuperior.comfor
latest Te'chnical Data Sheet and MSDS
7777 Washington Village Dr., Suite 130, Dayton OH 45459
Customer Service: (888) 977-9600
Technical Assistance: (866) 329-8724
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required.
If a second coat is required, immediately apply it in a similar
manner as the first coat. Do not allow the treated'surfaces
to dry between applications.
The use of a mechanical scrubber will increase the effective.
ness of the application. The treated surface will develop a
"polished" appearance overtime.
Tilt-Up Construction: Refer to Dayton Superior Technical
Bulletin # 9a, or contact the Technical Services Department
for use of theJ-17 with Dayton Superior Bondbreakers.
CLEAN UP
Immediate and thorough flushing ~ith clean water.
ESTIMATED COVERAGE
First Coat 200 sq, ft, per gal. (4,9 m'll)
Second Coat 300 - 400 sq, ft, per gal. (7.4 - 9,8 m'/l)
(if necessary)
Texture and absorption of surface will determine final
coverage rates, Porous concrete surfaces may require ad-
ditional material.
DRYING TIME
Approximately 2-4 hrs, at 70'F (21 'C) with good air
circulation,
PACKAGING
IITEM~ Package So,
I Gal~. liter
168086 Gaffon 3,'
168084 Pail 5 18.9
168082 Drum 55 108
LIMITATIONS
Ponded or puddled material must be removed by
squeegee or brush, otherwise white residue will appear on
the surface. If white residue starts to appear on the
surface during drying, immediately remove with hot water
and scrubbing. Floors are slippery during application. If
Day-Chem Sure Hard'is accidentally applied to glass, alumi-
num or polished metal, immediately rinse with water
to prevent etching. Porous"low quality concrete substrates
or floors with a rough surface may not develop a "pol-
ished" appearance over time.
Keep containers of Day-Chern Sure Hard from freezing,
For colored concrete, contact Dayton Superior. Atest instal-
lation is recommended. Shelflife is one year,
PRECAUTIONS
Use with adequate ventilation, Keep outpf the reach of
children, Floor is slippery until dry. Do not take internally,
In case of ingestion, CALL A PHYSICIAN immediately, DO
NOT induce vomiting, If splashed in the eyes, flush thor-
oughly with clean water for a minimum of 15 minutes.
CAll A PHYSICIAN immediately, May cause irritation to the
skin, If brought into contact with the skin, wash thoroughly
with soap and water, Reseal container after each use, Wear
protective clothing, gloves, and goggles,'Read MSDS before
using produd,
MAINTENANCE
Mop or USe mechanical scrubbing with d~tergents arwater.
The Dayton Superior DP Maintenance Cleaner and DP
Maintenance Cleaner Plus are also excellent for cleaning
& maintenance of a J-17 treated floor, M~pping or scrub-
bing the floor will prolong the life of the floor, as well as
increase the"polished"look. Wipe up chJmical spills as
soon as possible.
MANUFACTURER
Dayton Superior Corporation
7777 Washington Village Dr" Ste, 130
Dayton, OH 4S4S9
Customer Service:'877-977-9600
Technical Services: 866-329-8724
Website: .www.daytonsuperior.com
WARRANTY
DilytonSllper'iorCorporation ("Dayton") warrants for 12 montlu from the date of
manufacture or forlhe dllronion of the pllbli~hed product ~helflife, whichever is le~~
that at the time of ~hipment by Dayton. the product Ishee of manufacturing d~cts
and oonform~lODayton'~pmduct propertiesinforreonthedateofatteptance by
Daytonoftheo'der.DaytonshallonlybeliableunderthiIW~rT~ntyifthepioduct
ha~ been applied,llled, aoo stored in atoordance with Dayton's instructionS.
e~petiallysurfa(epreparMiOnand instaffalion,infon:eonthe'daleofatteptanceby
D~yton of !hI' order, The 'purrhaSl'r mllSt I!X.iImine the product when received and
promptly notify O~yton in writing of ~ny ru:m-mnformity before the product i~ used
andrlolaleT\him30d~ys~ftersuthnon-tontormityisnrstdi5COVl'red.IfDayton,
inits>oledi~"etion,drtermin"Sthattheproductbreathedttieabovewarranty,11
wllf.irliUsoledistretlon,replao:etf>enorw;onformingprodtKt,refundthepwchas.-
prkeorillueatreditin!heamountofthepurchasepri<:e.Thi~isthesoleand
exdusive remedy for bream of this warranty. Only a Dayton offiter i~ authOrized to
modifythi~warranty.TheinformationinthisdatasheeISllpl"t5ede~i1l1othe'silles
Information re.:eived by the tllItomerduring the 21es procesii. THE FOREGOING
WARRANTY SHALL B~ ~XCLUS!VE AND IN U~U OF ANYOTH~R'WARRANTlES, EXPRESS
OR IMPUED, INCWDlNG WARRANTIES Of MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND ALL ffiHERWARRANTlES OTHERWISE ARISING BY
OPERATION OF LAW, COURSE OF DEAUNG, CUSTOM, TRA~ DR OTHERWISE.
LIMITATION OF liABILITY
DaytonshallnotbeHablelntOnlractorlnlortOnclllding,withoutlimltiloon,
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DESCRIPTION
Xypex is a unique chemical treatrTIeri.t for the water-
proofing, protection and improvement of concrete.
XYPEX ADMIX C-500 is added to the concrete mix at
the time of batching. Xypex Admix C-SOO consists of
portland cement, very fine treated silica sand and
various active. proprietary chemicals. These active
chemical~ re~ct with the moisture in fresh concrete
and with the by-products of cement hydration to cause
a catalytic reaction which generates a non-soluble
crystalline formation throughout the pores and
capillary tracts of the concrete. Thus the concrete
becomes permanently sealed against the penetration
of water or liquids from any direction. The concrete
is also protected from deterioration due to harsh
environmental conditions.
XVPEX ADMX C-SERIES
The Admix C-Series has been specially formulated to
mee~ varying project and temperature conditions.
Xypex Admix C-500 is specifically formulated to meet
modern concrete practices. that incorporate additives
such as fly ash and slag. For most concrete mix
designs adding the Admix C-500 will have minimal
or no effe<;t on setting time. Xypex Admix C-IOOO
is designed for typical Portland cement-rich concrete,
where nOITnal to a mild retarded set is desired.
Xypex Admix C-2000 is designed for projects where
extended retardation is required due to high ambic'nt
temperatures or long ready-mix delivery times.
See Setting Time and Strength for more details.
Consult with a Xypcx Technical R€;presentative for
the most appropriate X ypex Admix for YO,uT project.
RECOIVIVENDED FOR:
Reservoirs
Sewage and Water Treatment Plants
Secondary Containment Structures
Tunnels and Subway Systems
Underground Vaults
Foundations
Parking Structures
Swimming Pools
Pre-Cast Components
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ADVANTAGES
Resists extreme hydrostatic pressure from either
positive or negative surface of the concrete
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Becomes an integral part of the substrate
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Highly resistant to aggressive chemicals "
Can seal static hairline cracks up to Of4 rom
Allows concrete to breathe
Non-toxic J
Less costly to apply than most other methods
Permanent
Added to the. concrete at time of batcHing and
therefore is not subject to climatic restraints
. Increases,flexibility in construction sd~eduling
PACKAGING
Xypex Admix,C-500 is available in 50 Ib, (22:7 kg)
bags and in cartons containing 10 lb. '(4,5 kg), 12 Ib,
(5,5 kg). and 15 lb, (6,8 kg) soluble b~gs. For specific.
projects, contact the manufacturer for availability of
custom sized packaging.
STORAGE
Xypex products must" be stored dry :,at a minimum
temperature of 45"F (7"C) , Shelf life is one year
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DOSAGE RATES
Xypex Admix C-500: 2% - 3% by weighf of cement
Xypex Admix C-500 NF (No Fines Cnide): 1% - 1.5%
by weight of cement
Note: Under certain conditions, the ?osage rate for
No Fines Grade may be as low as O.8w, depending on
the quantity and type of total cementitlous materials.
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Consult with Xypex's Technical Department for
assistance in determining the approp~,ate dosage rate
and for further information regarding enhanced
chemical resistance, optimum concret:e penormance,
or meeting the specific requirements land conditions
of your projecL
Concrete W,te1]JIUofing by Crysta11ization-
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PERMEABILITY
U,S, Army Corps of Engineers CRD C48-73 "Permeability
of Concrete" Aviles Engineering Corp., Houston, USA
Two concrete samples containing Xypex Admix at 3%
and 5% I (..3p..:......"; vely; and an untreated control sample
were tested for water permeability. Both the treated and
untreated samples were subjected to a pressure of 150 psi
(350 ft. waterhead), Results showed moisture and
permeated water throughout the' untreated sample
after 24 hours, However, the Xypex Admix samples
showed no leakage, and water penetration of only
1.5 mm after 120 hours (5 days),
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers CRD C48-73 "Permeability of
Concrete" Setsco Services, Pte Ltd, Singapore
Six Xypex Admix-treated and ~ix untreated concrete
samples were tested for water permeability. Pressure
was gradually increased over fiv~ days and then
maintained at 7 bars (224 ft. waterhead) for 10 days,
While the six reference samples showed water leakage
beginning em the fiftJ:t day and increasing throughout
the test period, the Xypex Admix samples showed no
water leakage at any time during the test.
DIN 1048 "Water Impermeability of Concrete" DICTU SA
Dept. Of Engineering and Construction Mgt., Santiago, Chile
Concrete samples 120 Iron thick containing Xypex
Admix were.tested with the same.size reference samples
for water impermeability. Samples were subjected
to hydrostatic pressure for 28 days. Water totally perme-
at~d the untreated samples but no water penetration was
detected in any of the Xypex Admix-treated samples.
COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH
ASTM C 39 "Compressive Strength of Cylindrical Concrete
SpecimensH HBT Agra; Vancouver, Canada
Concrete samples containing Xypex ~dmix at various
dosage rates (1%, 2% and 5%) were tested against an
untreated concrete control sample. Cv...p.,,~ive strength
test results after 28 days Indicated a significant strength
increase in the samples incorporating Xypex Admix. The
compressive strength increase varied between 5% and
20% (depending on the Xypex Admix dosage rate) over
that of the reference sample.
ASTM C 39 "Compressive Strength of Cylindrical Concrete
Specimens" Kleinfelder Laboratories, San Francisco, USA
At 28 days, the comp;.esslve strength test of the concrete
containing Xypex Admix measured 7160 psi as compared
to the reference sample at 6460 psi (a 10% increase),
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CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
JIS "Chemical Durability Test".Japanese Utility Comp~ny,
In-house Test' Report, Tokyo, Japan ;,
Concrete samples containing Xypex AdmiX were tested
against five samples conciining other a~. and
against a control sample, ~o determine resistance ~o corro-
sion and deterioration caused by contact with a~ive
chemicals, All samples were soaked In a 5% ,isulfuric
acid solution at 200C for six months. Various e~uations
and.measurements were assessed every month d~ng the
test period, including: photographic comparisons~! relative
dynamic modulus of elasticity, percentage c~ge In
length, weight and flexural rigidity. Although th~ Xypex
Admix sample was subjected to acid conditions ~ell out-
side its published range, the resulis confirmed XyjJeJ< with
the best performance among the seven samples tested.
"Sulfuric Acid Resistance TestU AVil,es Engineering
Corporation, Houston, USA
Concrete samples containing Xypex Admix at different
dosage rates (3%, 5% and 7%) were tested!, ag~t
untreated control .samples for Sulfuric acid ~istance.
After immersion m: the Sulfuric acid, each sarrjple was
tested for weight loss on a daily basis until a w~ght loss
of 50% or a definite response trend was ob~ed. The,
percentage weight loss ....of the samples containin? Xypex
Admix tested significantly lower than the control Fples.
"Sulphate Resistance Test" Taywqod Engineering Ltd,"
Perth. Australia I:
Xypex Admix-treated concrete samples were immersed
in an ammonium-sulphate solution and t~~ted for
"resistance in a harsh environment". The perf?rmance
of the Xypex-Crystalline- Technology was c~mpared
with five other concretes, including one con~ing a
sulphate-resistant cement. Each of the test sainples was
cured for s~ven days and then placed in an arnrvonium-
sulphate solution (132 g/I) for 180 days, The rate of
corrosion was determine~ by measuring weight loSs,
and length change was noted on a, weekly basis. The
Xypex-Crystalline- Technology substantially irfiproved
concrete performance as compared to the reference
concrete and tested very similar.to the sulphate-resistarlt
concrete. The Xypex Admix-treated samp~,es also
provided the highest level of protection as measured
by change In length,
FREEZFlTIIAW DURABlllTY
ASTM C 666 "FreezefThaw Durability' Independent
Laboratory, Cleveland, USA
After 300,freeze/thaw cycles. the Xypex Admix"treated
samples Indicated 94% relative durability.
PRO D U C T
D A T'A
P515
POTABLE WATER EXPOSURE
NSF 61 ~Drinking Water System Component-Health Effects"
NSF International. Ann Arbor, USA
Exposuretesting of potable water in contact with Xypex-
treated samples indicated no harmful effects.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Xypex Admix C-500 must be added to the concrete at
the time of batching. The sequence of procedures for
addition will vary according to the type of batch plant
operation and equipme.nt:
t. READY MIX PLANT . DRY BATCH OPERATION Add
Xypex Admix in powder, form to the drum of the
ready-mix truck. Drive the ready-mix truck under the
batch plant and add the balance of the materials in
accordanc17 with standard concrete batching practices.
Mix materials for a mit1imu~ of 5 minutes to ensure
that the Xypex Admix has been thoroughly dispersed
throughout the concrete.
2, READY MIX PLANT . CENTRAL MIX OPERATION Mix
Xype~ Admix with water t,o form a very thin slurry
(e,g, 15 - 20 Ib.l6.75 - 9 kg of powder mixed with
3 gallons/13,6 litres of water), Pour the required
amount of material into the drum of the ready-mix
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truck. The aggregate, cement and water should be
batched and mixed in the plant in accordance with
standard practices (taking into account the quantity of
water that has already been placed in the ready-mix
truck). Pour the concrete into the truck and mix for at
least 5 minutes to ensure even distribution of the
Xypex Admix throughout the concrete.
3, PRECAST BATCH PLANr Add Xypex Admix to the rock
and sand, then mix thorough)y for 2 - 3-minutes before
adding the cement and water. The total concrete mass
should be blended using standard practices,
Notes:
1. It is important to obtain a homogeneous mixture of
Xypex Admix with the c.oncre~e. Therefore, do not add
dry Admix powder directly to wet concrete as this may
~use clumping and thorough dispersion will not occur.
2. Concrete containing the Xypex Admix does not
preclude the requirement for design of crack control,
construction joint detailing ~d measures for repairing
defects in concrete (Le. honeycombing, tie holes,
cracks beyond specified limits).
For further information regarding the proper use of
Xypex ~dmix for a specific project, consult with a Xypex
Technical Representative,
SE'TTING TIIVE AND STRENGTH
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The setting time of concrete is affected ~y the chemical
and physical composition of ingredients"rtemperature of
the concrete a'nd climatic conditions.:: Xypex Admix
C-500 is specifically fonnulated to'meet modem concrete
practices that incorporate additives such' as fly ash and
slag. For most concrete mix designs adding the Xypex
Admix C-500 will have minimal or no ~tfect on setting
time, Concrete containing the Xypex!l Admix C-500
may develop higher early and ultimate:: strengths than
plain 'coricrete particularly where fly ~r and slag are
used. Trial mixes should be carried out under. project
conditions to detennine the setting tmie and strength
of the concrete dosed with Xypex Admix C-500,
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Consult with a Xypex Technical 'Representative for the
most appropriate Xypex Admix for your projeCt:
LlMTATIONS
When inCUI PUI a";'ng Xypex Admix, the!,kmpc.. ature of
the concrete mix should be above 40'F (4'C) ,
TECHNICAL SERVICES
For more instructions, alternative installation methods,
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treatment with other products or technblogies, contact
the Technical Services Department of Xypex Chemical
CUlpula";'on or your local Xypex,Represehtative.
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SAFE HANDLING INFORNlATION
Xypex is alkalihe. As a cementitious po~der or mixture,
Xypex may cause significant skin and" eye irritation.
Directions for treating these problems are:, clearly detailed
on all Xypex pails and packaging. The MiIDufacturer also
maintains comprehensive and up-to-dat~, Material Safety,
Data Sheets on all its products. Each ~!'shee( .contains
health and safety inforrilation for the pi Uu:;......;.on of
workers and customers. The Manufacturer recommends
you contact Xypex: Chemical Corporation or your local
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Xypex representative to obtain copies o~:Materia1 Safety
Data Sheets prior to product storage or ~.
~RANTY
The Manufactun:r warrants that the products manufac~
tured by it shall be free from material defects and will
,be'consistent with its normal high qualitj. Should any of
the products be proven defective. the liability to 'the
Manufacturer shall be limited to replacement of the prod-
uct ex factory. The Manufacturer makes no warranty as to
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this warranty is in lieu of all other warranties expressed
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the product for his intended use and aSsume all risks
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General DescriDtion: A two component, water-based
epoxy/polyamine primer and sealer. Applied as a dear or tinted
using DEVFLOOR 571 Epoxy Color Additives,
TVDical Uses: Designed for use as a primer over dry and damp
concrete surfaces prior to the application of urethane or epoxy
coatings. Can also be used as a protective sealer over the initial
prime coat.
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Advantapes:
. little solvent - low odor
. Quick drying and reduced downtime
. Can be applied to damp surfaces
PROPERTY
Abrasion Resistance
Adhesion to concrete
Fle~bility
Slip Resistance
DEVFLc10R:@ 506H
WB Epoxy Primer
Cat. # 506F0020/506G0903
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Color: Clear, other colors available with use of DEVFLOOR 571
Epoxy Color Additives
Finish: Semi-Gloss
Clean Up Solvent: Soap and water
Weiaht IGallon: 8,861bs.lgal.
VOC JEPA 241: 64 gJ1
Solids BvVolumeJASTM D 2697-7 davs!: 41% ~ 2%
saread Rate: 400-500 sq, ft.lgal.
Recommended Film Thickness: 1,3-1,,6 mils dry - 3,2-4.0 mils
wet "
Systems: Please consult the appropriate system guide; the
particular job specification or your ICI Paints' Representative for
prop'er systems using this product. Systems must be selected
ronsidering the particular,environmenu'rwolved. .
Mixin~a Method: low speed with ~jiffy" fnixer
Application Method: High quality 318" ,nap roller
Thinner: DO NOT THiN
Pot Life: 2 hours @ WF (23"C) & 50%RH
Cure Rate (@ 75"F (23"C) & 50%RH):
4-6 hrs, . Tack free
18,24 hrs, . Light traffic "
72 hrs, - Heavy traffic and/ol,chemical spillage
Recoat Time (@75"F (23"C) & 50%RH):
From 4 to 24 hours, :i
Note:,After 24 hours, primer must be screened before recoating.
The entire floor surface must be screened until no gloss is present
before appl~ng next coat. '
Ventilation"filrn thickness, humidity, thinning and other factors can
influence the' rate of dry. _ i:
WaminQ: The above table provides general guidelines only. Always
consult your lei Paints' Representalive tor appropriate recoal windows
since lf1e maximum aged recoa! time of this product may be significantly
shortened or lengthened by a variety of conditions, induding, but not limited
to humidity, surface temperature, and the use of additives or thinners. The
use of accelerators or force- curing may shorten the aged recoat of
individual coatings. The above recoat windo;.s may not apply if recoating
with a product other than those listed above.' If the maximum aged recoat
window is exceeded, please consult your ICIPaints' Representative for
appropriate recommendations 10 enhance adhesion. Failure to observe
these precautions may result in intercoat delamination.
Shelf Life: 18 months in unopened con'iainer
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RESULTS
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Excellent
No \7acking or crazing
Passes
TEST METHOD
Taber Abraser CS-17 wheel, 1000 cydes, 1000 gm load
Bent on 1/8'conical mandrel
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compounds, loose and flaking paint and other foreign substances.
WARNING! If you scrape, sand, or remove old paint, you may release lead
dust. LEAD IS TOXIC, EXPOSURE TO LEAO DUST CAN CAUSE SERIOUS
ILLNESS, SUCH AS BRAIN DAMAGE, ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN, PREGNANT
WOMEN SHOULD ALSO AVOID EXPOSURE. Wear a NIOSH-approved
. respirator to control lead exposure. Clean up carefully with a HEPA vacuum
and a wet mop. Before you start, find out how to protect yourself and your
family by contacting the National Lead Informa'tion Hotline at 1-800424- LEAD
or log on to www.epa.govllead. .
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Thinnina: Do nol thin
ONS FOR USE
Mixina:lmportant! Coaling has a limiled pol life of approximalely 2 Hours@ 750F
(230C) and 50% R.H. Ensure surface is prepared and ready for immediate
application, and all components and additives are ready for mixing. Note: Do not mix
less than full batch quantities. Color Additive: If oolor is desired, DEVFlOOR~ 571
Epoxy Color Additives may be added 10 the .Clear" Base portion at the specified rale
of one quart per two mixed gallons. Pre-mix the Color Additive for 2-3 minutes before
adding to the Base portion. Mix the Base and Color Additive at low speed for a
minimum of two minutes or until the color is complelely blended in.
1. Some soft settling may occur in the base portion. Premix the. base and converter
portions separately for 1102 minutes prior to mixing together.
2. In a separate clean container, add equal parts of the Base and Converter,
3. Mix with a very low speed jiffy mixer, until completely blended. This will take about
2 to 3 minutes. Be careful nollo introduce any. air bubbles while mixing.
4. Care must be taken to enSUre thai both components are thoroughly mixed in order
to avoid weak or partially cured spots in the coating. .
5. Since this product does not need any induction time, it should be used
immedialely after mixing.
~plication:
1. DEVFLOOR 506H can be applied either by pouring a 'ribbon" of material on the
floor and using a flat squeegee or from a roller tray al the rate of 400-500 sq.fl per
gallon for "priming" at 3-4 mils wet. Avoid leaving excessive build--ups in rougher
areas. . "
2. Use a high Quality 18" (318" nap) roller to even out the material.
3. When applying DEVFLOOR 506H with the DEVFlOOR 571 color additive wait
approximately ten minutes after the initial application mid re-roll the entire area. This
will improve color uniformity and minimize streaking when the DEVFLOOR 506H will
be visible. If color uniformity is required then DEVFlOOR 506H should be
overcoaled with a pigmented DEVFlOOR product If DEVFLOOR 506H will be
overcoaled with a pigmented DEVFLOOR Product'the re-rolling is not necessary.
Note: This product is designed to be used as is and therefore thinning or reducing
with solvents is not recommended. Also do nol mi~ less than full batch quan.tities.
Pot Life: The pot life of this product is approximately 2 hours at 750F (230C) and
50% R.H. Although DEVFLOOR 506H may appear liquid and useable for some time,
il should nol be used beyond the 2 hour limit. Higti' temperature and high humidity
will accelerate curing and reduce pot life. Do not mix more kits of material than can
be used within this period of time.
Recommended for use by Professional Floorin'QtFloor Coating Applicators
only.
PRECAUTIONS
WARNINGI CORROSIVE, CAUSES EYE AND SKIN BURNS, HARMFUL IF INHAt.ED, MAY CAUSE CENTRAl. NERVOUS SYSTEM EFFECTS. INCLUDING DIZZINESS,
HEADACHE DR NAUSEA. CAUSES RESPIRATORY TRACT IRRITAnDN. HARMFUL IF SWAt.LDWED, MAY CAUSE At.LERGIC SKIN AND RESPIRATORY REACTION,
MAY BE HARMFUL IF ABSORBED THROUGH SKIN, OVEREXPOSURE MAY CAUSE LIVER, KIDNEY DAMAGE, USE ONLY WITH AnEOUATE VENnLATlON, KEEP
OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN. NOTICE: Products in this series contain solvents. Reports have associated repealed and prolonge~ occupational overexposure 10
solvents with permanent brain and nervous system damage. Intentional misuse by de~beralely concentrating and inhaling the conlents may be ~armful or fatal. For emergency
information call {800} 54~2643. Note: These waminqs encom~ss the Droduct series. Prior to use. read and follow ~rodud-sqecific MSDS and label information. If
sanding is done, wear a dust mask 10 avoid breathing of sanding dust. Do not breathe vapors or spray mist. Ensure fresh air entry during application and drying. Avoid contact with
eyes 'and skin. If you experience eye watering, headach'es, or dizziness, leave the area. If properly used, a respirator may offer additional protection. Obtain professional advice
before using. Close container after ead1 use. FIRST AID: In case of skin contact, wash thoroughly with soap and water. If any product remain~s, gently rub petroleum jelly,
vegetable or minerallbaby oil onto skin, then wash again with soap and waler. Repeated applications maybe needed. Remove contaminated Clothing. For eye-contact, flush
immediately with large amounts of water, for alleasl15 minules. Obtain emeraencv medical treatment. If swallowed, obtain medical treatment immediatelv. If inhalation
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UVR Clear 100% Solids Epoxy
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Cat. # 521 B0020/521 C0903
Generic: UV Resistant 100% Solids Epoxy
< PRODUCT DESCRIPTioN , SPECIFICATION DATA'
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General Oescrimion: A two component 100% solids, low
viscosity, chemical resistant epoxy coating. Designed to be applied
from 5 to 10 mils, It can be installed over a properly prepared
surface or u5e~ as a binder ina slurrylbroadcast system. Applied
as a dear or pigmented using DEVFLOOR 571 Epoxy Color
Additives, DEVFLOOR 521100% solids epoxy iswater clear and
has excellent UV stable properties.
TVDical Uses: The versatility of DEVFLOOR 521 100% solids
epoxy allows it to be used as a grout coa~ topooa~ and as a binder
in a slurry system. Typical applications would include auto
dealerships, institutions, pharmaceutical industry, and food prep
areas to name a few, DEVFLOOR 521100% solids epoxy should
be considered VJt:Ierever UV exposure is a concern.
SDecial Qualifications: See Chemical Resistance Guide
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. Good chemical and abrasion resistance
. Wide range of colors with DEVFLOOR 571 Epoxy Color Additives
Color: Clear, other colors available with use of DEVFLOOR 571
Epoxy Color Additives ' ,
Finish: Gloss
WeiDht IGallon: 8.9Ibs./gal.
Clean UD. Solvent: Xylene or T-5 Thin~er
VOC (EPA 241: 50 gn (Clear)
Solids Bv Volume lASTM D 2697-7 davs\: 100%
Soread Rate: 107.321 sq, II./gal.
Recommended Film Thickness: 5-10::mils dry- 5-10 mils wet
Systems: Please consult the appropriate system guide, the
particular job specification or your ICI p'aintsRepresentative for
proper systems using this product. Systems must be selected
considering the particular environment involved.
Mixi'lo Method: Low speed with "jiffy" ~ixer
Application Method: Flat squeegee and 1/4'nap roller,
Thinner. DO NOT THIN :!
Pot Life: 30 minutes@75'F(23'C) &50% RH
Cure Rate 11iiI75'F j23'C1 & 50% RH1,:
12-14 hrs,- Foot traffic
24 hrs,- Ughl traffic
72 hrs,- Heavy traffic and/or chemical spillage
Recoat Time(@75'F 123'C\ & 50% RH1:
From 12 to 24 hours, i'
After 24 hours, screen before recoating.
Ventilation, film thickness, humidity, thinning and otherfactors can
influence the rate of dry. "
Warnina: The above table provides general guidelines only. AJways
consult your lei Paints Representative for appropriate recoat windows
since the maximum aged recoal time of this product may be significantly
shortened or lengthened by a variety of conditions, including, but nollimited
to humidity, surface temperature, and the use of additives or thinners. The
use of accelerators or force curing may shorten the aged recoat of
individual coatings. The above recoat windows may not apply if recoating
with a product other than those listed aboveJ, If the maximum aged recoat
window is exceeded, please consult your lei, Paints Representative for
appropriate recommendations 10 enhance adhesion. Failure to observe
these precautions may result in intercoal delamination.
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TEST METHOQ
ASTM D-2240
ASTM D-2794
ASTM D-635
Equivalentto ASTM 0-2047
ASTM D-638
ASTM D-695
RESULTS
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11,000 psi
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All surfaces must be sound, dry, clean, free of oil, grease, dirt, mildew, curing compounds,
loose and ftaking paint and other foreign substances. Priming with DEVFLOORt 506H or
DEVFLOOR 525 is recommended.
WARNING! If you scrape, sand or. remove old paint from any surface, you may
release lead dust, LEAD IS TOXIC, EXPOSURE TO LEAD DUST CAN CAUSE
SERIOUS ILLNESS, SUCH f>S BRAIN DAMAGE, ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN,
PREGNANT
WOMEN SHOULD ALSO AVOID EXPOSURE, Wear a NIOSH-approved
respirator to conb'ollead exposure. Carefully clean up with a wet mop or
HEPA vacuum. Before you start, find out how to protect yourself and your
family by contacting the U.S. Ep'AlLead Information Hotline at 1.80(l..424-LEAD
(5323) or log on to www.epa.goYfl~ad.
Consult Surface Preparation Guide Supplement for further surface preparation
information.
DIRECTIONS FOR-USE
Mixina: Important! Coating has a limited pot life of approximately 30 Minutes @
750F (230C) and 50% R.H. Ensure surface is prepared and ready for immediate
application, and all components and additives are ready for mixing.
Note: Do nol mix less than full batch quantities.
Color Additives; If oolor is desired, the appropriate DEVFLOOR 571 Epoxy Color
Additive is added to the .Clear" ~art 'B" Base at the specified rate., Refer to the
DEVFLOOR 571 Epoxy Color Additives data sheet for specific ratios. Mix at low
speed for a minimum of two minutes.
1. The Part 'B" Base must be thoroughly mixed prior to the addition of Part "C"
Converter. .
2. Carefully empty the cOntents of the Part 'C' Converter entirely into the can of Part
'B" Base. The Part 'B" Container is oversized to allow for easy mi~ing.
3. Mix with a very low speed jiffy mixer, until complelely blended. This will take about
3 to 5 minutes. Be careful not 10 introduce any air bubbles while mixing.
4. Due to the difference in viscosity between the Part "C" Converter and Part "B"
Base, care must be taken to .ensure that both components are thoroughly mixed in
order 10 avoid weak or partially cured spots in the coating.
5. Since this product does not need any induction time, it should be used
immediately after mixin!=!.
~D~lication: I.
1. This product should be applied byfirsl pouring a bead of material in the form of a
nbbon on the surface to be coated. The material should not be left in the container long
because il will set faster thus reducing the pollife.';
2. Using a serrated squeegee, spread the bead of material at a rate of approximately
107.321 sq. fl per ganon. Apply as evenly as pos'Sible, working from left to right, and
then back. '
3. Back roll using a high quality 18", 1/4" nap roller.
4. If needed, roll with a porcupine roller after 10 minutes to remove excess bubbles.
Note: This product is designed to be used as is an'd therefore thinning or reducing with
solvents is nol recommended. Also do not mix less than full batch quantities.
Pot Ufe: The pot life on this product is approXimately 30 minutes at 75"F (23"C) and
50% R.H. High temperature and high humidity wiUaccelerate curing and reduce pot life.
Since this is not a solvent based system the pol life is relatiVely short. Do nol mix more
kits of material than can be used within this penodof time. .
Recommended for use by Professional Floorin'glFloor Coating Applicators only.
PRECAUTIONS
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WARNINGI CORROSIVE. CAUSES EYE AND SKIN BURNS, HARMFUL OR FATAL IF SWALLOWEO, ASPIRATION HAZARD-CAN ENTER LUNGS AND CAUSE DAMAGE,
HARMFUL IF INHALED, MAY CAUSE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM EFFECTS. INCLUDING DIZZINESS. HEADACHE OR NAUSEA. CAUSES RESPIRATORY TRACT
IRRITATION. MAY CAUSE ALLERGIC SKIN AND RESPIRATORY REACTION, USE ONLY WITH ADEOUATE VENTILAnON, KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN,
NOTICE: Products in this series contain solvents. Reports have associated repealed and prolonged oca.Jpational overexposure to solvents with permanent brain and nervous
system damage. Intentional misuse by deliberately concentrating and inhaling the contents may be harmful or fatal. For emergency information call (800) 54~2643. Note: These
warninas encomDass the J:!roduct series. Prior to use. mad and follow ~mduct.sD_ecific MSDS and label infonnation. If sanding is done, .~ear a dust mask to avoid
breathing of sanding dust. Do not breathe vapors or spray mist. Ensure fresh air entry during application and drying. Avoid contact with eyes and 'skin. If you experience eye
watering, headaches, or dizziness, leave the area. If properly used, a respirator may offer additional protection. Obtain professional advice beforel:using. Close container after each
use. FIRST AID: In case of skin contact,. wash thoroughly with soap and waler. If any product remains, gently rub petroleum jelly, vegetable or minerallbaby oU onto skin, then wash
again with soap and water. Repeated applications may be needed. Remove contaminated dothing. For eye contact, flush immediately with large"amounts of water, for at I.east 15
minutes. Obtain eme.raen~ medical treatment. If swallowed, obtain medical treatment immediatelv. If inhalation causes physical discomfort, remove to fresh air. If discomfort
persists or any breathing diffiCtJlty occurs, get medical help. . KEEP FROM FREEZING: .
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Packaging:
2280F (1090C)
3 gallon kit (11.36 L)
2 gallon ba.se
1 gallon converter
15 gallon kit (56.77l
10 gallon base
5 gallon oonverter
Shipping Weight:
3 gallon kit - 351bs, (15.9 kg)
15 gallon kit - 1551bs. (70.4 kg)
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OR IMPUED. INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Liability, if any. i~
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Generic: 100% Solids Epoxy
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General Descriotion: An economical, two componenL 100%
solids, epoxy resurfacer for thin coat application. Can also be used
as a binder for a pigmented slurrylbroadcast system, Applied as a
dear or pigmented'usingDEVfLOOR 571 Epoxy Color Additives,
-TYDical Uses: Designed for economical base coat application from
5 to 15 mils on concrete floors subjected to abrasion and/or
chemical spills. Provides an economical binder for slurry type
applications,
Soecial Qualifications: See Chemical. Resistance Guide
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. Econqmical resurfacer
. Easy application
. Good chemical and abrasion resistance
. Wide range of colors with DEVFLOOR 571 Epoxy Color Additives
Color: Clear, other colors available with use of DEVFLOOR 571
Epoxy Color Additives '
Finish: Gl055
Clean Up Solvent: Xylene or T-5 Thinner
Weipht IGallon: 8.7 Ibsigal.
VOCJEPA241: 10gn (Clear) ,
Solids Bv Volume JASTM D 26g7-7 davsl: 100%
SDread Rate: 107-321 sq,j\,lgal.
Recommended Film Thickness: 5-15 mils dry - 5-15 mils wet
Systems: Please consult the appropriate system guide, the
particular job specification or your ICI Paints Representative for
proper systems using this product. Systems must be selected
considering the particular environment involved.
Mixina Method: Low speed with *jiffy" ~ixer Maintain Base and
Converter below 80 degrees F and under no circumstances mix
these products above this temperature.l. .
Ap.Dlication Method: Flat squeegee, lt8"nap roller and porcupine
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roller,
Thinner: DO NOT THIN
Pot Life: 27 minutes @ 75"F (23"C) & SO%.RH
Cure Rate ((0) 75.F (23.Cl & 50% RH1:
10 hrs,- Foot traffic
24 hrs,- Light traffic
72 hrs,- Heavy traffic andlor chemical spillage
Recoat Time 1@75.FI23.Cl&50% RH1: '
From 10 to 24 hours,
After 24 hours, screen before recoating.
Ventilation, film thickness, humidity, thinning and other factors can
influence the rate of dry. '
Wamina: The above table provides,general guidelines only. A1~ays
consult your lei Paints Representative for appropriate recoat windows
since the maximum aged recoat time ofthis 'product may be significantly
shortened or lengthened by a variety of conditions, induding, but notlimiled
to humidity, surface temperature, and the use of additive~ or thinners. The
use of accelerators or force curing may shorten the aged recoat of
individual coatings. The above recoat windoWs may not apply if recoating
with a product other than those listed above.'~lf the maximum aged reooat
. window is exceeded, please consult your lei Paints Representative for
appropriate recommen~alions to enhance adhesion. Failure 10 observe
these precautions may result in intercoat delamination.
Shelf Life:.2 years in unopened container
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PROPERTY
Hardness (Shore D)
Impact Resistance
Flammability .
Slip Resistance
Abrasion Resistance
T ansile Strength
Compressive Stren~th
TEST METHOD
ASTM D-2240
ASTM D-2794
ASTM 0-635
Equivalent to ASTM 0-2047
Taber Abraser CS-17 wheel, 1000 eydes, 1000 gm load
ASTM 0-638
ASTM 0-695
RESULTS
81J.84
160 in-Ibs,
Ellm is Self Extinguishing
Passes
65-70 mg loss
6400 psi
10,400 psi
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WARNING! If you scrape, sand or remove old paint from any surface, you may
release lead dust, LEAD IS TOXIC, EXPOSURE TO LEAD OUST CAN CAUSE
SERIOUS ILLNESS, SUCH AS BRAIN OAMAGE. ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN,
PREGNANT WOMEN SHOULD ALSO AVOID EXPOSURE,
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Mixina: Important! Coaling has a limited pot life of approximately 27 Minutes@
750F (230C) and 50% RH. Ensure surface is prepared and ready for immediate
application, and all components and additives are ready for mixing.
Note: Do not mix less.than full batch quantities.
Color Additives: If color is desired, the appropnate DEVFLOOR~ 571 Epoxy Color
Additive is added to the "Clear". Part "B" Base at the specified rate. Refer to the
DEVFLOOR 571 Epoxy Color Additives data sheet for specific ratios. Mix at low
speed for a minimum of two minutes. ,
1. The Part "B" Base must be thoroughly mixed prior to the addition of Part "C"
Converter.
2. Carefully empty the contents of the Part 'C' Converter entirely into the can of Part
~B' Base. The Part 'B" container is oversized to allow for easy mixing.
3. Mix with a very' low speed jiffy mixer, unbl completely blended. This will take
about 3 to 5 minutes. Be careful not to introduce any air bubbles while mixing.
4. Due to the difference in viscosity between the Part "C" Converter and Part "B'
Base, care must be taken to ensure that both components are thoroughly mixed in
order to avoid weak or partially cured spots in the coating.
5. Since this product does not need any induction time, it should be used
immediately after mixinq.
Wear a NIOSH-approved respirator to control lead exposure. Carefully clean
up with a'wet mop or HEPA vacuum. Before you start. find out howto protect
yourself and your family by contacting the U.S:;EPM.e.ad Information Hotline
at 1~80l).424-LEAD (5323) C?r log on to www.epa,govnead.
Consult Surface Preparation Guide Supplemen~ for further surface preparation
infonnation.
~'plication:
1. This product should be applied by first pouring ~. bead of material in the fonn of a
ribbon on the surface to be coated. The material should not be left in the container long
because it will set faster thus reducing the pot life. Ii
2. Using a serrated squeegee, spread the bead of material at a rate of approximately
107-320 sq. ft. per gallon. Apply as evenly as possible, working from left to right, and
then back.
3. Back roll using a ~igh quality 18", 318" nap roller;
4. If needed, roll with a porcupine roller after 10 m[nutes to rem.ove excess bubbles.
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Note: This product;s designed to be used as is and therefore thinning or reducing with
solvents is not recommended. Also do not mix less, than full batch quantities.
Pot life: The pot life on this product is approximately 27 minutes at 750F (230C) and
50% RH. High temperature and high humidity will:accelerale curing and reduce pot life.
Since this is not a solvent based system the pot life is relatively short. Do not mix more
kits of material than can be used within this period"~f time.
R~mmended for use by Professional FloorinQIFloor Coating Applicators only.
WARNING! CORROSIVE, CAUSES EYE AND SKIN BURNS, HARMFUL OR FATAL IF SWALLOWED, ASPIRATION HAZARD. CAN ENTER LUNGS AND CAUSE
DAMAGE, HARMFUL IF INHALED. MAY CAUSE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM EFFECTS, INCLUDING DIZZINESS, HEADACHE OR NAUSEA. CAUSES RESPIRATORY
TRACT IRRITATION, MAY CAUSE ALLERGIC SKIN REACTION. MAY BE HARMFUL IF ABSORBED TllROUGH SKIN. USE ONLY WITH ADEOUATE VENTILATION, KEEP
OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN. NOTICE: Produds in this series contain solvents. Reports have associated repeated and prolonged ocCupational overexposure to
solvents with permanent brain and nervous system damage. Intentional misuse by deliberately concentrating and inhaling the contents may be harmful or fatal. For emergency
information call (800) 545-2643. Note: These waminqs encomoass the oroduct series. Prior to use. read and follow I}mdud-s~ecific MSDS and label information_ If
sanding is done, wear a dust mask to avoid breathing of sanding dust. Do not breathe vapors or spray mist. Ensure fresh air entry during application and drying. Avoid contact with
eyes and skin. If you experience eye watering, headaches, or dizziness, leave the area. If property used, a respirator may offer additional protection. Obtain professional advice
before using. Close container after each use. FIRST AID: In case of skin contact, wash thoroughly with soap and water. If any product remains, gently rub petroleum jelly,
vegetable or minerallbaby oil onto skin, then wash again with soap and water. Repeated applications may be needed. Remove contaminated dothing. For eye contact, flush
immediately with large amounts of water, for at least 15 minutes. Obtain emeraem;v medical treatment. If swallowed, obtain medical treatment immediatel\(. [finhalation
. causes physical discomfort, remove to fresh air. If discomfort persists or any breathing difficulty occurs, get medical help. KEEP FROM FREEZING.
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3 gallon kit. 35Ibs.(15,9 kg)
~ 5 gallon kil- 155 Ibs. (70.4 kg)
2SS0F (1240C)
3 gallon kit (11.36 L)
2 gallonbase
1 gallon converter
15 gallon kit (56.77 L
10 gallon base
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UMITATlON Of liABILITY: To the best of our knowledge, the techniooldato contained herein ore true and occurute
01 the date of issuance but are subiect 10 change without prior notice. We 9uaran~ OUr product 10 conform 10 the
spedRcations contained therein. WE MAKE NO OTHER WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE Of ANY KIND, EXPRESS
OR IMPUED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Liability, if any, is
limited to replacement of the prodlJct or refund of the purchase price. LABOR OR COST OF LABOR AND OTHER
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DEVFLtJJR™ 521 UVR Clear
100% Solids Epoxy , .
Chemical Resistance Guide
The following Chemical Resistance Guide will aid in determining the effect of various chemicals to DEVOE COATINGS
DEVFLOORT. 521 UVR Ciear 100% Solids Epoxy, Results are based on a splash, 24-hour spot test and one week according
to ASTM 0-1308 procedure. Each system was mixed and applied to a panel wilh a primer in accordanCe to DEVOE COATINGS
standard specifications, The coatings were allowed to cure for a minimum of 7 days @ nOF prior to testing, A ratings system '
for this guide is as follows:'
I RATINGS KEY I'
I E = Excellent NR = Not Recommended
I G=Good OS = Occasional Spillage I
I F = Fair I
I REAGENT 24 Hours REAGENT 24 Hours
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I ORGANIC ACIDS ALKALIES AND SALTS
I Acetic 5% E Ammonium Hvdroxide 10% E
,\ Acetic 10% E Ammonium Hvdroxide 50% E
I Acetic 20% G Sodium H~droxide 10% E
I Glacial NR Trisodium Phosohate E
I Butvric 10% G
I Formic 10% G SOLVENTS
I Lactic Acid 10% E Acetone G
I Lactic Acid 25% E Benzene G
I Monochloro Acetic 5% E N'Butvl Acetate E
I Monochloro Acetic 10% E Chloroform E
I Urine-Human E Glvcol Ether E
I Urine-Animal E Meth~1 ethvl Ketone F
I Methvllsobutvl Ketone G
I INORGANIC ACIDS Mineral Spirits E
I Chromic Acid 2% E I Aromatic i 50 E
I Chromic Acid 10% E I Aromatic 100 E
I Chromic Acid 15% E I PM Acetate E
I Citric Acid 50% E ' I Trichloroethvlene E
I Hvdrochloric Acid 10% E I Xvlene E I
I Hvdrochloric Acid 37% E I Isoprooanol 99% ' G,
I Hvdrofluoric Acid 10% E I Hexane E
Nitric Acid 30% G I SC-100 E
Nitric Acid Over 40% G ' Ethvl Alcohol E
Nitric Concentrate F
Perchloric Acid 35% G MISC. CHEMICALS
Phosphoric Acid 10% E Aniline NR
Phosphoric Acid 35% E Formaldehvde G
PhosQhoric Acid 75% E Glvcerine E
Sulfuric Acid 30% E Hvdrogen Peroxide 10% E
Sulfuric Acid 50% E Phenol 5% NR
Sulfuric Concentrate NR SkVdrol 500A E
Sugar Sat. E
Brake Fluid G
Grease E I
1.1.1 Trichloroethane G I
I Jet Fuel A-1 E I
I 10% Citric E I
I IsoproPVI Alcohol G I
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RATING RATING
REAGENT CONC, CLEAR With REAGENT CONC, CLEAR With
DEVFLOOR DEVFLOOR
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Benzene 100% G G Acrylonitrile 100% NR NR
Chlorobenzene 100% F F Aniline ' 100% NR NR
SC-100 100% E E Beer 100% G G
Toluene 100% F F Bromine 100% NR NR
Xylene 100% G E Butyl Lactate 100% G G
Carbon Disulfide 100% F F
SOLVENTS - CHLDRINATED Carbon Tetrachloride 100% F F
RATING Chloroform 100% NR NR
REAGENT CONC, CLEAR With ' Cola 100% E E
DEVFLOOR Com Oil 100% G G
572 Cyclohexane 100% G G
Methylene Chloride 100% NR NR Cyclohexanone 100% G G
Perchloroethane 100% G G Diethyl Phthalate 100% G G
1,1,1, Trichloroethane 100% F F Dimethyl Phthalate 100% G G
Trichloroethylene 100% F E Ethylene Dichloride 100% G E
Formaldehyde' 100% G G
AUTO-BRAKE - HYDRAULIC FLUIDS Fruil Juice 100% ' G G
RATING Grease 100% E E
REAGENT CONC, CLEAR With Hydrogen Peroxide 10% 10% E E
DEVFLOOR Ketchup 100% E G
572 Lanoline 100% G G
Brake Fluid 100% NR F Lard 100% G G
Hy- Jet Fuel #3 100% F F Linseed Oil 100% G G
MolorOil ,100% E E Mayonnaise 100% G G
Skydrol 500A 100% F F Methyl Salicylate (I" Iolue"el 50%' NR NR
Skydrol 500B 100% F F Milk 100% G G
Transmission Fluid 100% E E Mustard 100% E G
I ALCOHOLS 2.Nitro.Propane 100% F F
l RATING Pyridine 100% NR NR
REAGENT CONC, CLEAR Wilh Sugar Sat., E E
DEVFLOOR Tannic Acid Sat. G G
572 :r artaric Acid Sat. G G
Diacetone Alcohol 100% NR NR Tide Solution 2% ,G G
Ethyl Alcohol 100% G E Triacetin 100% 'G G
Ethylene 'Glycol 100% G E Triethanolamine 100% G G
Glycerine 100% E E Turpentine 100% G G
Isopropyl Alcohol 100% G E Water 100% 'G G
Methyl Alcohol 100% E E Wine 100% F F
Phenol 5% 100"A. NR NR
T riethylene Clycol 100% G G
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