Rasoepoxy 3K

A three-component, thixotropic epoxy-cementitious mortar, suitable for protecting and levelling both vertical and horizontal surfaces exposed to moisture and requiring good chemical resistance and high abrasion resistance.

A three-component, thixotropic epoxy-cementitious mortar, suitable for protecting and levelling both vertical and horizontal surfaces exposed to moisture and requiring good chemical resistance and high abrasion resistance.

  • Easy-to-apply, solvent-free thixotropic coating.
  • Excellent adhesion to all building materials used in construction, such as: concrete, tuff, natural stone, bricks and concrete blocks.
  • Excellent adhesion to damp surfaces.
  • Excellent barrier against water backflow, even under pressure.
  • Provides a layer that is impermeable to water but permeable to water vapour.
  • Can be applied without any problems both indoors and outdoors.
  • Quick to apply at low cost.
  • Can be overlaid with any system of epoxy, polyurethane and epoxy-polyurethane resins, in low, medium and high thicknesses.
  • With suitable waterproof finishes, it withstands water back-pressure up to 10 bar.
  • Application temperature from +5 °C to +45 °C with a maximum relative humidity of 85% on the substrate.
  • Operating temperature from -35 °C to +110 °C in air and +65 °C in water.

Application areas

Choose Rasoepoxy 3K for

  • General-purpose primer for protecting cementitious substrates, even those subject to heavy abrasion.
  • Bonding primer for self-levelling cementitious coatings.
  • Treatment for all deteriorated concrete structures, floors and walls, even where there is no vapour barrier.
  • Intermediate coat on damp substrates intended to receive subsequent resin coatings.
  • Pore-filling skim coat for levelling and eliminating pitting in concrete.
  • Treatment of damp masonry to achieve bonding and insulation of plasters and finishes, or as a direct damp-proofing treatment.
  • Waterproofing coating for walls and floors, and for concrete tanks intended for the containment of industrial water or fire-fighting water.
  • Filling of joints in all masonry construction materials such as stone and brick.
  • Smoothing of balcony floors as a waterproof and frost-resistant layer prior to tiling.

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Instructions for use

Substrate preparation
Substrate preparation is essential; therefore, the surface to be treated must be free from any contaminants, dry, sound, and have a tensile strength of at least 1.5 MPa. In all cases, the floor surface must be prepared by sandblasting, milling, shot-blasting, grinding or sanding, depending on the type of surface. Any free-standing or standing water originating from the substrate, previous washing operations or weather conditions must be removed or dried using appropriate methods.

Product preparation
Three-component product to be mixed thoroughly before use with a low-speed mechanical propeller mixer, proceeding as follows:
1. Mix component B with component A for a few minutes until a homogeneous, lump-free mass of uniform colour is obtained;
2. Add component C whilst stirring and mix until completely homogenised.
Depending on the intended use and the problems to be solved, the product can be used as is, diluted in various ways with water, or loaded with 0.06–0.25 mm quartz. Dilution and the addition of fillers must be carried out after the two components have been thoroughly mixed, homogenising with the same mixer. The product must be applied at a temperature between +5 °C and +45 °C.

Application
Rasoepoxy 3K must be applied as appropriate using a brush, trowel or airless spray. In the latter case, use 45/60:1 piston pumps with tungsten carbide nozzles adjustable from 0.025–0.029 inches and pressures of around 250 bar, using the product diluted with 5–10% water.

  • Smooth surfaces: For smooth, normally damp surfaces, it is generally sufficient to apply a single coat of the product diluted with 8–10% water, at a consumption rate of 500 g/m².
  • Uneven surfaces: For uneven surfaces, the consumption can be increased proportionally up to 1500 g/m², reducing the dilution water proportionally.
  • Very damp surfaces and those subject to counter-pressure: apply at least two coats of Rasoepoxy 3K at a rate of 500 g/m² per coat and check that the surface is dry. If it is not dry, apply a further coat.
  • Masonry: after creating the vertical barrier with Rasoepoxy 3K, the plaster must be rebuilt after applying a bonding slurry obtained by mixing water/Neoplast Latex/cement in a ratio of 1:1:4 by volume.
  • Bonding of loose-laid flooring: this must always be carried out using two-component epoxy or epoxy-polyurethane adhesives.

No surface treated with Rasoepoxy 3K must be covered for at least 48 hours under ideal conditions (+20 °C, 60% RH) or, in any case, before it has been confirmed to be completely dry, as verified with a hygrometer. In the event of poor substrate or environmental humidity conditions, waiting times of up to 6 days are recommended, along with the application of two or more coats of the product until complete drying is achieved, prior to any further finishing with coatings. The hardened and dry layer of ‘Rasoepoxy 3K’ can be directly overlaid with any type of epoxy coating, whether solvent-based or solvent-free.

Storage

When kept in its original sealed packaging, stored in a dry, sheltered place at a temperature between +5 °C and +35 °C, the product has a shelf life of 12 months. Keep away from frost.

Warnings

Do not apply ‘Rasoepoxy 3K’ directly to:

  • surfaces with surface water pooling
  • brittle and unstable substrates;
  • anhydrite or gypsum-based substrates;
  • existing gypsum-based skim coats.

Do not apply ‘Rasoepoxy 3K’ to cracks that may move, as the product is rigid and may therefore crack.

Code Bicomponent Packaging size Barcode
8478 * 3 components 16kg
Barcode 8030334084782
*At request

  • General-purpose primer for protecting cementitious substrates, even those subject to heavy abrasion.
  • Bonding primer for self-levelling cementitious coatings.
  • Treatment for all deteriorated concrete structures, floors and walls, even where there is no vapour barrier.
  • Intermediate coat on damp substrates intended to receive subsequent resin coatings.
  • Pore-filling skim coat for levelling and eliminating pitting in concrete.
  • Treatment of damp masonry to achieve bonding and insulation of plasters and finishes, or as a direct damp-proofing treatment.
  • Waterproofing coating for walls and floors, and for concrete tanks intended for the containment of industrial water or fire-fighting water.
  • Filling of joints in all masonry construction materials such as stone and brick.
  • Smoothing of balcony floors as a waterproof and frost-resistant layer prior to tiling.

Parameter Value (Neutral or White) Reference standard
Colour Neutral or white
Density Neutral: 1.66 ± 0.05 kg/lWhite: 1.60 ± 0.05 kg/l EN ISO 2811-1
Viscosity at +20 °C Neutral: 12,000 ± 2,000 mPa·sWhite: 15,000 ± 3,000 mPa·s EN ISO 2555
Pot life at +22 °C 40 minutes EN ISO 9514
Theoretical thickness 200 µm
Adhesion strength (direct pull) > 3.0 MPa EN 1542
Resistance to reverse hydrostatic pressure (250 kPa) No water penetration UNI 8298-8
Compatibility with wet concrete > 3.5 MPa EN 13578
Carbon dioxide permeability sD > 50 m EN 1062-6
Water vapour permeability sD < 5 m EN ISO 7783-2
Capillary absorption and water permeability w < 0.1 kg/m² × h⁰.⁵ EN 1062-3

 

Theoretical consumption: 500 g/m² per mm of thickness.

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