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Good wettability
High stability
High adhesive pull strength on concrete and on steel
Resistant against bases, diluted acids, saline solutions, mineral oils and aliphatic hydrocarbons
Weather resistant
Almost non-yellowing

S&P Resin 55 HP is used as a laminating resin for the following S&P Sheet systems:

Sheets of up to 400 g/m² can be laminated directly on the bearing substrate. Sheets of 400 - 800 g/m² are pre-impregnated and are applied wet.

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Technical Data Sheet S&P Resin 55 HP
S&P Resin 55 HP (TDS) - EU
Safety Data Sheet S&P Resin 55 HP, Component A
S&P Resin 55 HP, Comp. A (SDS) - EU
Safety Data Sheet S&P Resin 55 HP, Component B
S&P Resin 55 HP, Comp. B (SDS) - EU

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When fully cured, the S&P Resin 55 is physiologically harmless. However, the hardener (Comp. B) is caustic. Strict measures must be taken to ensure that there is no skin contact with the resin (Comp. A) or the hardener (Comp. B). It is recommended to wear rubber gloves during handling and application. Should skin contact occur, rinse with soap and plenty of water. Should eye contact occur, rinse at once with plenty of water and use an eye washing kit (available in pharmacies). Seek medical advice immediately.

For detailed safety information, it is recommended that you seek advice in the current safety data sheet.

Treatment

The S&P Resin 55 HP is delivered in the prescribed mixing ratios. The hardener (Comp. B) is poured into the resin (Comp. A). It is important that the hardener is used up completely. Mixing of both components is preferably done by means of a low speed drill equipped with a mixing paddle. Mix thoroughly and carefully scrape the sides and bottom of the container while mixing to ensure that the hardener is evenly distributed vertically as well. After blending, the mix must be homogeneous, i.e. without streaks. The temperature of both components at the moment of mixing should ideally be 15 °C – 20 °C. Higher temperatures reduce the application time considerably.

The S&P Resin 55 HP must be protected from moisture for 6 –8 hours after the application. Should any contact with moisture occur during this period, the surface will turn white and tacky; the resin below, however, will still cure perfectly. In discoloured or tacky areas, the bond to any subsequent coating is either reduced or completely prevented.