A fast-setting, self-polymerising, quartz-reinforced structural self-levelling compound with controlled expansion and crack-resistant properties; a super-fluid, self-compacting compound with an extremely low cement content, for levelling and filling thicknessesfrom 3 to 40 mm Product description A fast-setting, self-polymerising, quartz-reinforced structural self-levelling compound with controlled expansion and crack resistance, a super-fluid, selfcompacting compound with an extremely low cement content. X-Plan 3-40 levels and fills thicknesses from 3 to 40 mm in new or existing substrates and produces a smooth finish (Flat Finish). It is suitable for levelling screeds for both electric and hot-water underfloor heating systems EC1 Plus Gev Emicode A+ Indoor air emissions EPD Environmental Product Declaration LCA results for Global Warming Potential - Greenhouse Gases (GWP-GHG) Impact category Unit A1-A3 C1 C2 C3 C4 D Climate change GWP-GHG kg CO0 eq 2.76 x 4.38 1.08 x 0 4.92 -5.53 1 - X-Plan® 3-40 Technical Specifications

Self-levelling compounds Levelling Compounds Existing tiles Radiant heating systems Concrete and reinforced concrete Fibre-cement sheets Lightweight panels Uses Interior Heated screeds Sulphate/anhydrite-based screeds SPA and Hammam Indoor wet areas (bathrooms, showers) Industrial flooring Residential, public and commercial construction Limitations Do not use too much water when mixing: excessive amounts of water will prolong curing times and may lead to the formation of cracks and delamination, as well as powdery and inconsistent surfaces Do not mix excessive quantities of the product: the pot...

natural stone Waiting time before laying resilient flooring 12 hours and parquet Operating temperature From -30°C to +90°C Cleaning of equipment With water when the product is fresh. Mechanically once the product has hardened. Flexural strength after 28 days Compressive strength after 28 days Bond to concrete after 28 days Preparation of In accordance with standard UNI 11493-1, substrates must be mechanically btt sound and free from crumbly parts, grease, oil, paint, wax and rising damp. substrates Cement-based plasters must be allowed to cure for at least one week per centimetre of thickness....

homogenised before application. The mixture is poured directly onto the substrate. To apply the product, use a smooth steel trowel or squeegee to achieve the desired thickness. The product can also be applied using plaster pumps. The subsequent laying of ceramic tiles, parquet, resilient flooring and textiles can be carried out after approximately 3 hours, depending on the thickness applied and the ambient temperature. When laying parquet, ensure a minimum thickness of at least 3 mm and check the moisture content using a carbide hygrometer before bonding (maximum moisture content = 2%). Underfloor...

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