POLISTIROL PREMIUM Adhesive and sealant for polystyrene thermo insulating boards Use: Adhesive mortar for thermal or acoustic insulation works with expanded or extruded polystyrene thermo insulating boards for facades and for gluing polystyrene or rigid polyurethane decorative elements to interiors and exteriors, on concrete, plasterworks, brick and other similar. Product does not apply on wood, plastic, metal, etc. Characteristics:  High resistance  High adherence  Easy processing  High flexibility Technical data: Item No.: Material foundation: Adherence to concrete base: Adherence to polystyrene base: Reaction to fire: Bucket time: Open gluing time: Bucket time: Open time: Air/substrate temperature when placing: Consumption: PS PREMIUM Cement, mineral aggregates, polymers, plasticizer Min. 0,5 N/mm2 Min. 0,08 N/mm2 Class A1 About 2 hours Min. 20 minutes Approx. 2 hours 20 minutes Min. +5°C max. +35°C Gluing: approx. 2.5-3.5 kg / m2 (with grouter 8x8mm) approx. 4.0-5.0 kg / m2 (with grouter 10x10mm) Filling: approx. 3.9–5.5 kg / m2 Packaging: Paper bag resistant to humidity Delivery: 25 kg Storage / Validity: 12 months from date of fabrication on the packaging, according to Directive 1907/2006/EC and GR 932/2004, at 20°C and 65% relative humidity. Store in dry spaces on wooden pallets. Technical data and those related to consumption are determined in standard conditions. There may be differences depending on conditions of applications.

Base: Surface of the support layer must be resistant, clean, dry, without cracks or fissures, adherent and compact, free of grease, dusts, loose debris, salts or other materials than can form a separator layer. Fragile areas and mortar residues must be removed. Inspect the surface by gently tapping with a hammer before plating, to determine the resistance of the base, respectively to see if it is resistant enough for gluing the thermo insulating boards. WARNING: ON HIGHLY ABSORBENT SURFACES, SUCH AS ACC, OLD OR NEW BRICK BUT HIGHLY ABSORBENT, ETC., BEFORE GLUING WITH POLISTIROL, PRIME THE SURFACE...

relative humidity. Low temperatures and high air humidity prolong this drying and hardening period. Between September 15 and March 15, consider extending the period time with one day. Important:  Consideration must be given to additional measures for the protection of surfaces against fast dehydration, bad weather or frost;  During application and hardening, avoid exposure of the surface to direct sunlight and strong air currents;  Comply with the information in the technical security sheet;  This technical sheet replaces all previous versions. Information in this technical sheet represent...