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WD-900 Ver:11/12 171

WD-900 Ver:11/12 171

WD-900 Ver:11/12 171

Product catalog summary
Main Features: WD-900 is a high-performance, two-component (A+B), water-free adhesive designed for fixing parquet and resilient materials. It offers high flexibility and optimum workability.
Appearance: Component A is a beige or walnut-colored paste, while Component B is a liquid.
Storage: The product can be stored for 12 months in a dry place.
Fields of Use: Suitable for fixing various types of parquet including laminated, industrial, lamparquet, narrow and wide strips, pre-surfaced, and pre-finished. Applicable on substrates like cement-based leveling mortar, anhydrite screeds, wood, cement-based plaster or concrete, and more.
Nature of the Product: WD-900 is a bicomponent adhesive containing elastomeric, epoxy-polyurethane resins and specific additives. It sets through a chemical reaction between the two components.
Preparation and Application: Mix components A and B thoroughly using a blender with a spiral whisk attachment. Apply the mixture with a trowel, ensuring the wood is in hygrometric balance with the room. Leave an 8 mm space from walls and surface the floor 2 days after fixing.
Warnings and Recommendations: Do not alter the mixing ratio or add anything to the product. Check screed humidity before application.
Consumption: 1000/1400 g/m2 depending on substrate conditions and thickness applied.
Technical Data: Mixing ratio is 94:6 (Comp. A: Comp. B). The wood-concrete bond is greater than 3.5 N/mm2. Open time is approximately 90-120 minutes, with a thermal resistance from -40°C to +120°C.
Specification: Parquet must be fixed with a water-free, bicomponent, epoxy-polyurethane based adhesive like TECHNOKOLLA's WD-900.
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WD-900 Ver:11/12 171-1

WD-900 Water-free, bicomponent adhesive for parquet. fixing parquet and resilient materials

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WD-900 Ver:11/12 171-2

MAIN FEATURES Two-components (A+B) High performance Highly flexible Optimum workability APPEARANCE COMP. A: beige or walnut coloured paste STORAGE 12 months in dry place FIELDS OF USE - Fixing parquet of the following types: Laminated, Industrial, Lamparquet, Narrow strips, Wide strips, Pre-surfaced and Pre-finished. SUBSTRATES Cement-based leveling mortar, anhydrite screeds1, wood, cement-based plaster or concrete, cement-lime mortar, cement-based screeds, old ceramic2 and wooden floors, heating floors, stone materials. 1 after application of PRIMERFIX diluted with DILUENTE FIX in 1:1 ratio....

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RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES APPLICATION Before proceeding, make sure that the wood is in conditions of hygrometric balance with the room in which the parquet will be fixed and that its humidity conforms to the value given by the manufacturer. Before glueing, always check screed humidity, which must be <2% (<0.5% anhydrite), using a carbide hygrometer. The paste obtained by mixing the two components together should be applied by trowel with serrations that suit the size of the wooden strips. Position the strips, exercising slight pressure so that they perfectly contact the adhesive. It is inadvisable...

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Mixing ratio Beige or walnut coloured paste Wood - concrete bond Open time Temperature during application Thermal resistance With spirits while still wet * these time intervals refer to a temperature of 23°C-50% R.H. They become shorter with higher temperatures and longer at lower temperatures. SPECIFICATION Parquet must be fixed with water-free, bicomponent, epoxy-polyurethane based adhesive, such as TECHNOKOLLA's WD-900. Technokolla reminds you to examine the “notes” document that completes the information in this data sheet. The document can be downloaded in the pdf format from the website...

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