system information ecomin 300-fs - alsecco uk

System InformationEcomin 300-FS

ExampleFS System-Suitable Sheathing Board by others (Based on min 10mm cement partial board)

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Armatop MP

TBC W/m2K

3707 Concealed PVC with MeshSW8R-T140mm + SBV6.5/90 washer & *CPFF140 **(See notes below)See Alsecco recommended fixing pattern.Note NHBC requirement to centre pin board with Stainless Steel Washer.

Only where exposed steel is present

YesYes

NoNo

No

NoRequired only where present in Substrate

A105W105

Optional

note shims and ventilation profile as detail STD-NHBC-Steel/002

Aluminium channel as detail STD-NHBC-Steel/004Fire Sealing Strip As detail STD-NHBC-Steel/008

Alsecco Top Hat Section mechanically fixedCement particle board - Min 12mm

Mineral Wool100mm

NoNo

Armatop A (7mm) & Universal Reinforcing Mesh

Alsicolor CarbonSilitect T1.5Top Primer SC

*Optional

Notes: Preparation of existing surfaces: Ensure existing substrate is clean, sound and free from all adhesivereducing residue/surface contaminants. Refer to recommendations of BSEN13914-1:2005 including annex B. Bondtests/Sample area recommended prior to complete application.Check with board manufacturer for appropriate fixing method for baserail application.* Alsicolor Carbon can be applied where increased weathering resistance is required due to coastal localities inorder to reduce airborne salt and algae colonization.** CPFF - Fire Fixing must be applied through the system mesh at a rate of 1 per m2 above thesecond storey. (Please see technical detailing for installation.***All fixings subject to pull out testing & Wind load calculations

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Specification Location Ecomin300FS / Page 2 Date:

Material & 1.3 | Base Rail: Aluminium horizontal base rail 2m long. (For Reference, see Section 1.2.) Base railsComponent Description shall be fixed to substrates with zinc coated carbon steel hammer-drive fixings

(minimum 6mm diameter, shank 60 - 80mm long) and to wooden substrates withpan-head or washer-head stainless steel wood screws (minimum 32mm long).Spacing of fixings to be maximum 300mm centers. Contractor to ensure that systemcomplies with CP3: Chapter V: Part 2: 1972 in relation to its structural stability.

1.4 | Substrate Primer:

1.5 | Adhesive:

1.6 | Insulation Board:

1.7 | Fire Barriers: Fire Barriers are not required for the Ecomin Systems

1.8 | Beading: Provide beads and stops at all external angles and stop ends except wheredetailed otherwise. See section 1.2 for Reference.

1.9 | Reinforcing Coat:

1.10 | Reinforcement: Reinforcement shall be Specified Alsecco Reinforcing Mesh as per Section 1.1 &Clause 1.9 with symmetrical interlaced glass fibre made from twisted multi-endstrands, coated to provide a high resistance to alkali attack and is manufactured soas to prevent laminar movement and deformation.

1.11 | Topcoat Primer:

1.12 | Topcoat:

Execution 2.1 | All installation of Alsecco materials in the UK shall be performed by Alseccoapproved applicators. Under no circumstances shall any of the Alsecco productsbe altered with any additives, except for small amounts of clean water asdirectedon the label.

2.2 |

2.3 | If required, a fungicidal wash must be applied.

2.4 |

In accordance with Section 1.1

In accordance with Section 1.1: Mixed with Clean Water Only

In accordance with Section 1.1 mixed with Clean Water Only.


If required, apply Alsecco Sub primer to substrate. (See section 1.1 for reference.)All substrate must be free of loose particles, dusting, grease and oils.


In accordance with the appropriate details, Panzer mesh or up to 2 layers ArmatopNova with Nova mesh can be used in areas at risk of impact damage.

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i: Mineral Wool Board, nominal density 140kg/m³. To BS 3837 Part 1 1986.Thermal Conductivity 0.036W/mK; Class 0 Fire Ratingii: Thickness shall be as indicated under Section 1.1.iii: Maximum size of Board shall not exceed 1200 x 600mm.

All exposed metal work that is to be covered by Alsecco EWI Systems to be coatedwith an appropriate primer e.g. Disbon or similar and left to dry prior to EWIapplication.Example


Execution 2.5 | If substrate is of poor alignment and levelling is required, use Alsecco TZ1basecoat (without reinforcing mesh). Not suitable for lightweight or AACBlockwork.

2.6 | Align base rail and fix with Alsecco anchors spaced at a maximum of 500mm apart- ensure that the base rail is not distorted. Insert base rail connectors at all railjoints. Corners should be made with mitred cuts, or an Alsecco pre-formed cornersection. Level and line can be adjusted using Alsecco spacers available in a rangeof sizes.

2.7 |

2.8 | Lamella Fire Barriers are not required for any of the Ecomin Systems

2.9 | Ensure that all insulation board edges are clean and free of adhesive mortar. Alljoints must be staggered, min 200mm (see Fixing Layout Detail); additional cuttingmay be required around doors and windows to ensure that board joints do notcorrespond with corners of openings. Fit the insulation boards tightly and bed well.Any open joints between insulation boards up to a max width of 10mm must beclosed with a strip of insulation board - NOT adhesive mortar or render.

2.10 | Allow approx. 12 to 72 hours drying time for Alsecco adhesive mortar, depending ontype of adhesive mortar and weather conditions. Subsequent rendering,mechanical anchoring or finishing work on insulation boards must not be carriedout until adhesive mortar has set and not before 24hrs.

2.11 | Mechanical fixings (if required) as specified in Section 1.2 are specified accordingto board thickness and substrate. Anchors should be fixed in accordance with themanufacturer’s instructions and Alsecco fixing requirements. (See Fixing LayoutDetail)

2.12 | Rasping of the Mineral Wool must not take place, as the process will damage the properties of the insulation board. Misalignment must be rectified within theadhesive and basecoat layers.

2.13 | Install Propriety Alsecco Sealant in conjunction with detail drawings. (See Section 1.2)

2.14 | Corner bead and any additional beading as specified in Section 1.2 to be secured toinsulation boards with Alsecco Basecoat render at corners and align until plumb.

2.15 | All beads should be cut neatly, mitres formed at return angles and sharp edges,swarf and other potentially dangerous projections removed. Fix securely, using thelongest possible lengths, plumb, square and true to line and level, ensuring fullcontact of wings with background. After coatings have been applied, removecoating material while still wet from surfaces of beads/stops, which are to beexposed to view.

Mix Alsecco adhesive mortar and apply to back of Insulation board using spot andcontinuous dab method. The adhesive mortar must cover at least 50% of theboard / substrate unless detailed otherwise. (Typically dab and 3No. Spots perboard). On flat and even substrate, the tooth bed method of application can beused. 100% of board / substrate must be covered when using the tooth bed methodof application with Insulation board.On substrates where mechanical fixings are not required, the tooth bed methodmust be used.

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Execution 2.16 |

2.17 |

2.18 | Prior to the application of topcoat, all scaffolding boards should be cleaned toensure minimum dirt being transferred onto the finished topcoat. The topcoat is afinishing trade, work sequencing should ensure that no or very minimum work iscarried out onto the render after application of topcoat. Where Scaffold plugs areto be retained, appropriate Scaffold Ties to be used in accordance with systemdetails.

2.19 |

2.20 |

2.21 | Ashlar Formers

Apply Alsecco Basecoat render (as specified in Section 1.1) to the fixed insulationboards using a stainless steel trowel. Level out using a plasterer's straight edge orby combing through with a 10x10 tooth trowel. Float specified reinforcing mesh(see section 1.1) into the top of the basecoat render, ensuring a minimumhorizontal and vertical overlap of 100mm for the glass mesh. All corners atopenings must be additionally reinforced with 250 x 250mm mesh strips embeddeddiagonally into the wet basecoat render. Immediately trowel the mesh into thebasecoat while still wet and smooth off to finished thickness using a stainlesssteel trowel. For optimum strength, the mesh must sit in the top one third of thebasecoat. Leave basecoat render to set for at least 2 to 3 days before applyingAlsecco topcoat renders.Adjoining areas of EPS insulation and Extruded Insulation must have an additionalstrip of reinforcing mesh applied within the basecoat with a minimum 200mmoverlap.

Apply allocated Alsecco Topcoat Primer (see section 1.1) to dry basecoat renderusing a short pile roller, prior to applying stated Alsecco Topcoat. Drying time 2-6hrs (weather dependant).

Apply specified topcoat render (see section 1.1) using a stainless steel trowel andimmediately create the desired effect using a plastic finishing trowel. Drying timeof topcoat render is approximately 1 to 2 days (weather dependant).


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The topcoat render, is applied in accordance with the following general rules:a Using a clean, rust-free low speed mixer, thoroughly stir the Alsecco finish to auniform consistency.b Finish shall be applied in a continuous application always working to a wet edge.Care should be taken to avoid texture changes at different levels. To preventstaining of the finish coating, always ensure that the scaffold boards are free fromdust before commencing application of the final coat.If possible, entire sections or elevations should be coated in a single operation toavoid joint marks in the finish. Often this can be achieved by working to naturalbreaks in the building or changes in colour or texture. Where day-joints areunavoidable these should be made to coincide with natural features such as a lineof window cills. Apply a masking tape at the desired position of the joint and applythe finish overlapping the edge of the tape. Carefully remove the tape while thefinish is still wet to leave a fair edge. Once the finish material has set subsequentapplications may be applied by masking the previously completed section withtape and carefully applying the new finish to achieve a barely visible joint.c Only in situations where mineral renders (Miratect & Alsilite) are to be used,irregular shading and patching due to uneven drying cannot always be avoided.Evenness of colour can be achieved by applying ALSECCO Equalising finish.d. Weather conditions will be a factor in the application of the finish as well as thedrying time.e. An option for areas of high salt-water attack, a final coat of Alsecco AlsicolorQuatro can be applied.Example


2.22 | Brick Slips (In conjunction with Section 1.1) Incorporate vertical expansion joints in thebrickwork and tile coursingby introducing a flexible joint compound in place of thepointing or grouting mortar. Vertical joints to brickwork should follow the brink bondline. Joints should correspond with window or door opening or approx. every 3mvertically for dark coloured finishes or 6m vertically for light coloured finishes. Inaccordance with BS5628 : part 3 1985 Use of masonry.

2.23 | Brick Slip Flex (In conjunction with Section 1.1) Use a trowel to apply the Bonding Mortar AF tothe basecoat and a notched trowel (4 x 6 or 5 x 5mm) to comb through the adhesivein a horizontal direction to create a ridged bed.Place the brick slip flex on top of the open adhesive, leaving a joint width inbetween and press into position.Use a damp brush to smooth the adhesive over in the area of the joint before theadhesive has set.Ensure a close connection between the adhesive compound and the brick slip flexOnly apply as much adhesive as can be covered with brick slip flex before a skin isformed.

2.24 | Render Brick (In conjunction with Section 1.1) After the basecoat has had a minimum 24 hoursdrying time, apply an additional Intermediate Mortar Coat layer, 2mm thick.(Intermediate Mortar Coat consists of Spardash DLX. Colour to match Basecoat.)This is used to form the Mortar Joint.Immediately apply, wet on wet, a 2-3mm thick layer of decorative render bricktopcoat. (Consisting of Spardash DLX - Colour as requested.) Give these layers 8-16hours drying time.Using a straight edge with a joint cutting tool, scrape out the brick profiles, cuttingthrough the topcoat & intermediate coat, back to the hard basecoat to form themortar joint.NOTE: If top layer of render brick is of dark colouring, lime bloom will occur. Toprevent this, a wash of Alsecco Hydrophobic MI agent must be applied once all coats are dry. (Technical Data Sheet available upon request.)

2.25 | Deco Profiles (In conjunction with Section 1.1)a.On External Wall Insulation Systems, the decorative Profiles must always beapplied to finished reinforcement layers with the appropriate reinforcing mesh. Theprofiles to be applied to the façade must be measured out and marked according tothe installation plan. For window cill profiles alignment is made with the centrelineof the window/window sill profile.b. Profiles are cut to size using a hacksaw with a carbide blade and a mitre block.c. Profile adhesive applied to both substrate and back of the profile. Profiledapplied in accordance with details. Profile is firmly pressed onto substrate using astraight edge and can be propped to prevent slipping.d. Smooth off all excess profile adhesive, once all joints are fully sealed.e. All profiles, which are not tightly butt-jointed, must be installed with 10mmspacing. Allow 24 hours for adhesion before filling the joints with AlseccoPolyurethane Foam. Once hardened, Polyurethane foam scraped out to a depth of10mm and void filled with Alsecco Dammflex Sealant.f. Apply profile adhesive with a specific trowel to smooth out window reveals. Anytrowel marks to be ground down. Accurate edges achieved by installing the DecoProfiles 2mm above the window level of the window reveal towards the centre ofthe window. Protruding profile edges allow for sharp edged reveals.g. Window cill reveals must be insulated to accept window sill profiles. Care mustbe taken to ensure that the inclination of the window cill is in line with that of thewindow sill profile. This connection with the window frame must be sealed with anAlsecco sealing system. Once the window sill profiles have been installed, applyprofile adhesive to the horizontal surface, apply Alsecco glass fibre mesh 32 andtrowel over with sufficient mortar to cover the mesh.Profiles coated with two coats of Alsicolor, Si façade or Hydro Equalising finish inthe desired colour

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This document does not replace the recommendations of our installation guidelines andtechnical literature. Further clarification by Alsecco UK Ltd is advised prior to specifying.

Example

Product Data Sheet Haftgrund P Page 1 of 2 PD 0008/0617/001

Haftgrund P - (Sub Primer P)

Pigmented resin-bonded primer for decorative renders.

AREAS OF APPLICATION

Primer to even out colour variations and improve adhesion before applying final coat with resin renders and mineralrenders.For indoor and outdoor use.

PRODUCT PROPERTIES

Absorbency regulatingWater-vapour permeableWater-repellentPromotes adhesionImproves adhesionImproves the ability to texture subsequent decorative rendersNon-slip surface because quartz filledProvokes ideal and economical application of the decorative render

TECHNICAL DATA

Binder base Terpolymer resin dispersion

Specific gravity approx. 1,7 g/cm³

VOC value EU limit value for the VOC content of this product (cat. A/h): 30 g/l (2010). Thisproduct contains < 10 g/l VOC.

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Substrate pre-treatment All substrates must be stable, level, clean, dry and free of any residue, which canreduce adhesiveness.Prime substrates to be reinforced with Hydro penetrating primer.

Mixing Ready to useCan be diluted with a max. of 20 % water.

Application Can be applied using a brush, roller or spraying.

Product Data Sheet Haftgrund P Page 2 of 2 PD 0008/0617/001

Use short pile rolls for even application.It is recommended to use a primer in the colour of the subsequent texturedrender for unsealed textures.

Consumption approx. 0,3 - 0,4 kg/m² (approx. 200 - 250 ml/m²)Determine the precise material requirements by means of a trial coating on theobject.

Information about the weather Temperatures below + 5 °C may not arise during application and drying.

Drying time approx. 2 - 6 hoursDependent on temperature and relative humidity.

Cleaning of tools In a fresh state with water.

Application by machine Please request special information regarding machine processing.

STORAGE

Shelf life in original sealed packaging of at least 1 year when kept cool and protected against frost.

PACKAGING INFORMATION

Colour Natural white and pigmented in the colour of the subsequent render

Packaging unit PP bucket approx. 20 kg net

OTHER INFORMATION

Information on safety The information provided in the current safety data sheet applies.

Transportation Not a hazardous material

Giscode M-DF02 latex paints

alsecco GmbHKupferstraße 50D-36208 WildeckPhone 03 69 22 / 80-0Fax 03 69 22 / 88-330Internet: www.alsecco.de

The above information is based on many years of experience and tests and is provided by usto the best of our knowledge. Such information applies in addition to our applicationguidelines. However, we cannot accept any responsibility for the correctness of ourrecommendations on account of wide variety of substrates and of on-site conditions andapplications which are outside our control. Any recommendations provided by ouremployees and deviating from these documents must be given in writing. We reserve rightto make any changes on account of technical progress or building regulations. Your technicaladvisor will be pleased to provide the relevant product data sheets.

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Product Data Sheet Hydro-Tiefgrund Page 1 of 2 PD 0003/0617/001

Hydro-Tiefgrund - (Sub Primer HT)

Solvent-free dispersible resin primer


Hardening and regulation of absorbency of mineral and weathered indoor and outdoor resin-bound substrates, forwalls and floors.Suitable for brickwork, concrete, screed and mineral bound building boards.Hardens gypsum and anhydrite bound boards, surfaces, renders/renders and screeds with an effective moisturebarrier.Also suitable for priming prior to follow-up work indoors, such as laying tiles and wallpapering as well as for all kinds ofcoatings.Hardening of mealy, priming surfaces.

PRODUCT PROPERTIES

High penetration depth because finely dispersedVery strengtheningWater-vapour permeableLow-noiseAbsorbency regulatingImproves the adhesion of subsequent layers

TECHNICAL DATA

Binder base Acrylic resin dispersion




Substrate pre-treatment All substrates must be free of oils, greases and loose particles.

Mixing Ready to useDepending on the absorbency of the substrate, dilute the base material with

Product Data Sheet Hydro-Tiefgrund Page 2 of 2 PD 0003/0617/001

water using a max. ratio of 1:2.

Application Can be applied using a brush, roller or spraying.

Consumption approx. 200-400 ml/m².Determine the precise material requirements by means of a trial coating on theobject.

Information about the weather Temperatures below + 5 °C may not arise during application and drying.




STORAGE



Colour Opaque blue and dries transparent.

Packaging unit PP canister approx. 10 l

OTHER INFORMATION







Product Data Sheet Armatop MP Page 1 of 4 PD 0019/0617/001

Armatop MPAdhesive and reinforcing compound for alsecco facadesystems

PRODUCT PROPERTIES

A material for insulation board bonding and reinforcementWeatherproofWater-repellentHighly water-vapour permeableStrong adhesive power on nearly all substratesHighly elasticNormal render mortar according to DIN EN 998-1

TECHNICAL DATA

Indicated fixed values represent average values, which can slightly vary from delivery to delivery due to theapplication of natural raw materials.

Binder base Mineral binding agent according to DIN EN 197-1 and DIN EN 459-1Resin dispersion powder

Apparent density of set mortar approx. 1,4 g/cm³ according to DIN EN 998-1

Adhesive pull strength > 0,08 N/mm² according to DIN EN 998-1

Adhesive pull strength onpolystyrene

> 0,08 N/mm²

Water vapour permeability μ < 25 according to DIN EN 998-1

Water permeability w < 0,2 kg/(m²h1/2) according to DIN EN 1062

Fire behavior A2-s1, d0 according to DIN EN 13501

Water absorption Class W2 according to DIN EN 998-1

Compressive strength Class CS IV according to DIN EN 998-1

Diffusion-equivalent air-layerthickness (3,0 mm)

sd < 0,1 m according to DIN EN ISO 7783



Preparation Mask window sills and attachment parts.

Substrate pre-treatment All substrates must be stable, dry, level (DIN 18202 or 18203), clean and free ofany residue, which can reduce adhesiveness.Pretreat substrates according to the following specifications:

Substrate Treatment

Mineral substrates,structurally identical to newconstruction

Cleaning

Renders MG PII, PIII,stable, solid

None

Renders MG PII, PIII,sandy surface

Hydro penetrating primer

Stable old coats orcoatings,non-chalking

Clean with high pressure water jet

Stable old coats orcoatings,chalking

Clean with high pressure water jet,prime with Primer P

Unstable old coats or coatings Remove coat/coating,Hydro penetrating primer

Mineral wool facade insulation boards None

Polystyrene facade insulation boards,in mint condition

Remove thickness or heightdiscrepancies by sanding, remove anyaccumulated dust

Polystyrene facade insulation boards,weathered

Sand down unstable area of thesurface, remove any accumulated dust

Mixing 25 kg of material (one sack) in approx. 5,7 l of water.Mix with electric mixer or compulsory mixer.Do not mix more material than can be used within 2 h.

Application as adhesive Prime mineral insulation boards before application of the Armatop MP in theadhesive area.Bond according to bead-spot or buttering-floating method.Minimum adhesive surface: 40%.Do not apply any adhesive in the area of the joints on the insulation boards.Never seal joints between insulation boards using adhesive but rather with


insulation strips or PU filling foam.Install insulation boards in offset stretcher bond formation and butt together. Bead-spot methodApply circumferential beading bevelled to the edge of the board, to avoidadhesive being pressed into the butt and bed joints when attaching the boards.Apply 3 - 6 adhesive dots for 0.5 m² insulation board surface.Never fix insulation boards using spot bonding. Buttering-floating methodUse only for level substrates.Immediately after application of the adhesive, position insulation boards on thesubstrate and butt. Mechanical adhesive applicationApply the material to the rear side of the insulation boards using a suitable mortarpump and adhesive applicator gun.Apply the adhesive directly to the wall when using coated lamella insulationboards (Speed-Wall). Before installing the insulation boards, comb through using anotched trowel.After application of the adhesive, position insulation boards on the substrate andbutt. Note***ZEILENUMBRUCH*

Application as a reinforcing layer Installing corner rails or mesh corner beadsBefore reinforcing, place completely into Armatop MP and align.Corner rail 9078, corner rail 1031, aluminium corner rail with mesh and corner railKU with mesh are used. Constructing the reinforcementApply material mechanically or manually with a layer thickness of 3 mm .Combing through with a 10 mm notched trowel is recommended, to check theminimum layer thickness.Place the fibreglass mesh32 into the open mortar bed overlapping 10 cm and levelusing a smoothing trowel.Embed the reinforcement mesh so that it is positioned in the middle of thereinforcement layer.Additionally embed diagonal reinforcement strips or mesh strips (25 x 25 cm)diagonally in the reinforcement in corner areas of building openings.

Consumption Bonding:approx. 4,5 - 6,0 kg/m²Reinforcement:


approx. 1,4 kg per mm layer thickness per m²Determine the precise material requirements by means of a trial coating on theobject.

Minimum layer thickness ofreinforcement

approx. 3 mm

Information about the weather Temperatures below 3 °C may not arise during application and drying.Do not apply in direct sunlight.In the case of wind, please observe shorter setting times.

Interval BondingDepending on the weather conditions, reworkable after 24 h at the earliest.Anchoring and reworking of the insulation boards only after that. ReinforcementDepending on the weather conditions, reworkable after 24 h at the earliest forreworking with mineral textured renders.Depending on the weather conditions, reworkable after 5 days at the earliest forreworking with resin or silicone resin renders.

Drying time approx. 1 - 3 days.Dependent on temperature and relative humidity.



STORAGE

Dry, protected against moisture, cool, shelf life in original sealed packaging of at least 1 year.


Colour Grey

Packaging unit Paper sack approx. 25 kg netSilo: Upon request

OTHER INFORMATION



Giscode ZP1 cement-based products, low in chromate





Data sheet Mineral Wool Insulation Boards / Page 1

Mineral Wool Insulation Boards HD, DD, Slab & Slab PlusMineral Wool Insulation Boards HD-MMineral wool insulation boards for alsecco exterior wall insulation systems

Areas of application Mineral wool insulation boards used in alsecco´s ecomin exterior wall insulation system.

Mineral WooI Insulation Boards HD. DD, Slab & Slab Plus

Mineral Wool Insulation Boards HD-M

Insulation boards for fixing by bonding and plugging.

Product properties MW - BS EN 13162 - T5 - DS(T+) - CS(10)40 - WL(P)

Area of application in accordance with external wall insulation

Non-flammable

Quality-controlled to BS EN 13162

Approved in accordance with the ordinance on hazardous substances (GefStoffV), ordinance on prohibited chemical substances (ChemVerbotsV) and EU directive 97/69 (noteQ)

High tensile strength

Ozone depletion potential - zero

Global warming potential - zero

Technical data Fire behavior

Thermalconductivity λ 90/90

Dimensions

Melting point

Water vapour diffusion resistance µ

Tensile strength at right angles to board

A1 in accordance with BS EN 13501

Insulation boards with grooves for mechanical fixing using the rail system.

≥ 1000 °C

approx. 1 in accordance with BS EN 12086

≥10kPa

HD 30mm - 40mm 0.038 W/mK≥ 40mm 0.039 W/mK

0.036 W/mK0.036 W/mK00.038W/mK

DD 50mm - 250mm Slab 40mm - 260mm Slab Plus 40mm - 200mm HD-m 60mm - 180mm

Up to 1200mm x 600mm

0.040 W/mK


Application instructions Application The insulation board is not suitable for taking loads of Spiraldübel, Do Rondo and Zyrillo, which are fixed in the insulation material only. The fixing of attachments is only possible with suitable fixing- equipment in the thickness of insulation.

Fixing Mineral Wool (HD, DD, Slab and Slab Plus)

Select the system´s appropriate adhesive mortar for the substrate and fix using or the spot-and-bead method a notched trowel or.

If the substrate is very even, the adhesive may be applied using anotched trowel.

Press the adhesive into the bevelled edges of the insulation boards.

The boards are installed with the vertical joints staggered by at least 10 cm. The insulation material must be dovetailed at the corners of the building.

Push the insulation boards so that they abut.

Keep the horizontal and vertical joints between the boards free from adhesive.

The butt joints of insulation boards must not be positioned above the areas where different components meet (e.g. ring beams, shutter boxes, structural joints). The insulating materials should extend at least 10 cm beyond such areas, without a joint, and be securely bonded to both sides.

Fix the mineral wool insulation boards with anchors in accordance with the building inspectorate approval.

The usage of counter- sunk fixings is possible with insulation thickness from80 mm on HD, Slab and Slab Plus insulation board.

Mechanical fixing with the rail system (HD-M)

Spots of adhesive must be applied to ensure a 20 % bond for system weights up to 30 kg, and a 40 % bond for system weights over 30 kg.

Fix the insulation boards to the substrate using Profile H rails.

Slide in Profile V connecting rails vertically for an additional flexible connection between the insulation boards.

Push the insulation boards so that they abut.

Fix the mineral wool insulation boards with anchors in accordance with the building inspectorate approval.

Please note: Unrendered insulation boards attached to the façade must be protected against moisture and coated with reinforced base-coat plaster as soon as possible.

Damaged insulation boards must not be installed.


Packaging Packaging unit See current range of products

Other information Transport Not a hazardous product

Storage Dry, protected against moisture.

The above information is based on many years of experience and tests and is provided by us to the best of our knowledge. Such information applies in addition to our application guidelines. However, we cannot accept any responsibility for the correctness of our recommendations

on account of wide variety of substrates and of on-site conditions and applications which are outside our control. Any recommendations provided by our employees and deviating from these documents must be given in writing. We reserve right to make any changes on account

of technical progress or building regulations. Your technical advisor will be pleased to provide the relevant product data sheets. UK PD 0218/0713

alsecco (UK) LtdWhitebridge WayStone, Staffs ST15 8JSTel: 01785 818998 Fax: 01785 818144 Email: [email protected]

Product Data Sheet Armatop A Page 1 of 5 PD 0018/0617/001

Armatop AAdhesive and reinforcing compound for alsecco facadesystems


Area of application

Bonding Bonding of mineral wool, polystyrene and cork facadeinsulation boards

Reinforcement Average layered reinforcement (4 - 7 mm for singlelayers, max. of 10 mm for two layers) for alsecco facadesystems and on coated stable substrates

PRODUCT PROPERTIES

A material for insulation board bonding and reinforcementWeatherproofWater-repellentHighly water-vapour permeableEasy to applyGood adhesion to all mineral substrates, PS rigid foam and mineral wool insulation boardsIncreased mechanical loadNormal render mortar according to DIN EN 998-1

TECHNICAL DATA


Binder base Mineral binding agent according to DIN EN 197-1 and DIN EN 459-1Resin dispersion powder

Apparent density of set mortar approx. 1,4 g/cm³ according to DIN EN 998-1

Adhesive pull strength > 0,08 N/mm² according to DIN EN 998-1


Adhesive pull strength onpolystyrene

> 0,08 N/mm²

Water vapour permeability μ < 25 according to DIN EN 998-1

Water permeability w < 0,15 kg/(m²h1/2) according to DIN EN 1062


Water absorption Class W2 according to DIN EN 998-1

Compressive strength Class CS III according to DIN EN 998-1

Diffusion-equivalent air-layerthickness (4,0 mm)

sd < 0,1 m according to DIN EN ISO 7783


Preparation Mask window sills and attachment parts.Diligently cover glass, ceramic, brick, natural stone, varnished, glazed andanodised surfaces.

Substrate pre-treatment All substrates must be stable, dry, level (DIN 18202 or 18203), clean and free ofany residue, which can reduce adhesiveness.Pretreat substrates according to the following specifications:

Treatment

Mineral substrates,structurallyidentical to new

Cleaning

renders MG PII, PIII, stable, solid Cleaning

renders MG PII, PIII, sandy surface Hydro penetrating primer

Stable old coats or coatings,non-chalking

Clean with high pressure water jet,prime with Primer

Stable old coats or coatings, chalking Clean with high pressure water jet,prime with Hydro penetrating primer,then apply Primer P

Unstable old coats or coatings Remove coat/coating, Hydropenetrating primer

Mineral wool facade insulation boards None

Polystyrene facade insulation boards,in mint condition

Remove thickness or heightdiscrepancies by sanding, remove anyaccumulated dust

Polystyrene facade insulation boards,weathered

Sand down unstable area of thesurface, remove any accumulated dust

Mixing 25 kg of material (one sack) in approx. 5,8 l of water.Mix with electric mixer or compulsory mixer.Do not mix more material than can be used within 2 h.


Application as adhesive Prime mineral insulation boards before application of the Armatop A in theadhesive area.Bond according to bead-spot or buttering-floating method.Minimum adhesive surface: 40%.Do not apply any adhesive in the area of the joints on the insulation boards.Never seal joints between insulation boards using adhesive but rather withinsulation strips or PU filling foam.Install insulation boards in offset stretcher bond formation and butt together. Bead-spot methodApply circumferential beading bevelled to the edge of the board, to avoidadhesive being pressed into the butt and bed joints when attaching the boards.Apply 3-6 adhesive dots for 0.5 m² insulation board surface.Never fix insulation boards using spot bonding. Buttering-floating methodUse only for level substrates.Immediately after application of the adhesive, position insulation boards on thesubstrate and butt. Mechanical adhesive applicationApply the material to the rear side of the insulation boards using a suitable mortarpump and adhesive applicator gun.After application of the adhesive, position insulation boards on the substrate andbutt. NotePlease observe the product data sheet for the respective insulation material whendeviating from the normal bonding method!Metals, e.g. titanium zinc, can corrode in the event of direct contact with alkalinemortars.

Application as a reinforcing layer Installing corner rails or mesh corner beads

Before reinforcing, place completelyinto Armatop A and align

Reinforcement layer 4-6 mm Mesh corner bead 10/15 or 10/23aluminium corner rail with meshstainless steel corner rail with meshKU corner rail with mesh

Reinforcement layer > 7 mm Corner rail 1023

Reinforcement layer 10 mm Corner rail 1020


For render with scraped finish 1,5 mm Corner rail 1023 on reinforcementlayer

For render with scraped finish 3,0 mm Corner rail 1020 on reinforcementlayer

Constructing the reinforcementApply material mechanically or manually in the required coat thickness using arustproof steel trowel, comb through with notched trowel R and level withrendering darby.Two layers are required for layer thicknesses > 7 mm. In the process, thethickness of the second layer must be smaller than the first.Before applying the second coat, the first coat must have set but not becompletely dry.Place fibreglass mesh (32, universal - Aero, K) into the open mortar bedoverlapping 10 cm and level using a smoothing trowel.Embed the reinforcement mesh so that it is positioned in the middle forreinforcement layer thicknesses up to 4 mm, in the upper half for thicknessesexceeding 4 mm and in the upper third for thick-layered reinforcement.Additionally embed diagonal reinforcement strips or mesh strips (25 x 25 cm)diagonally in the reinforcement in corner areas of building openings.Constructing the reinforcement for render A with scraped finish as a final coatCreate reinforcement layer thickness of approx. 7 mm.Use mesh corner bead or place the mesh around the corners because the cornerrails are placed on the reinforcement layer.Roughen reinforcement horizontally using notched trowel 5 x 5 mm.Constructing the reinforcement for ceramic as a final coatPlease request more information about these system models!

Consumption Bonding:approx. 4,5 - 6,0 kg/m²Reinforcement:approx. 1,4 kg per mm layer thickness per m²Determine the precise material requirements by means of a trial coating on theobject.

Layer thickness of reinforcement Layerthickness

Minimum: 4 mm

Maximum single layer: 7 mm

Maximum double layer: 10 mm

Information about the weather There cannot be temperatures below + 3 °C during application and drying.Protect against premature drying, do not apply in direct sunlight.In the case of wind, please observe the shorter setting time.

Interval BondingDepending on the weather conditions, anchoring or reworking after 24 hours at


the earliest. ReinforcementDepending on the weather conditions, reworkable after 2 days for reworking withmineral textured renders.Depending on the weather conditions, reworkable after 5 days at the earliest forreworking with resin or silicone resin renders.

Drying time approx. 3 - 5 daysDependent on temperature, layer thickness and relative humidity.



STORAGE

Dry, protected against moisture, cool, shelf life in original sealed packaging of at least 1 year.


Colour Grey

Packaging unit Paper sack approx. 25 kg netSilo: Upon request

OTHER INFORMATION



Giscode ZP1 cement-based products, low in chromate





Data sheet Mesh / Page 1

MeshDetail mesh for alsecco external wall systems

Areas of application Detail mesh in base coat plasters.

Alsitex Nova Non-slip and alkali-resistant for embedding in layer of render made from:

Armatop Nova

Alsitex Carbon Non-slip and alkali-resistant for embedding in layer of render made from:

Armatop Carbon

Armatop Solid Carbon

Mesh Quattro Non-slip for embedding in layer of render made from:

Armatop Quattro

Mesh

universal - Aero

Non-slip and alkali-resistant for embedding in layer of render made from:

Litewall ANB

Litewall ANB F

Alsitop

Alsitop F

Base Coat W

Armatop A

Armatop L - Aero


Mesh 32 Non-slip and alkali-resistant for embedding in layer of render made from:

Armatop MP

Armatop MP white

Armatop Base

Armatop A

Armatop AKS

Armatop por

Two in One

Armatop Quattro

Armatop Carbon


Mesh K Non-slip and alkali-resistant for embedding in layer of render made from:

Armatop L - Aero

Armatop A

For use when ceramics are used for the surface design.

Panzer Mesh Mesh used to prepare highly impact-resistant reinforcing layers.

Used in conjunction with Mesh 32 or universal - Aero.


Technical data Weight per unit area Alsitex Nova: approx. 160 g/m²

Alsitex Carbon: approx. 160 g/m²

Mesh Quattro: approx. 105 g/m²

Mesh universal - Aero: approx. 160 g/m²

Mesh 32: approx. 160 g/m²

Mesh K: approx. 160 g/m²

Panzer mesh: approx. 330 g/m²

Mesh size Alsitex Nova: approx. 4 x 4 mm²

Alsitex Carbon: approx. 4 x 4 mm²

Mesh Quattro: approx. 4 x 4 mm²

Mesh universal - Aero: approx. 6 x 6 mm²

Mesh 32: approx. 4 x 4 mm²

Mesh K: approx. 3.5 x 3.5 mm²

Panzer Mesh: approx. 6 x 6 mm²

Tensile strength Alsitex Nova warp: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

weft: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

Alsitex Carbon warp: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

weft: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

Mesh Quattro warp: ≥ 1820 N/5 cm

weft: ≥ 1430 N/5 cm

Mesh universal - Aero warp: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

weft: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

Mesh 32 warp: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

weft: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

Mesh K warp: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

weft: ≥ 2000 N/5 cm

Panzer mesh warp: ≥ 3200 N/5 cm

weft: ≥ 3500 N/5 cm


Application instructions Application Alsitex Nova, Carbon, Mesh Quattro, universal - Aero, 32, K

Embed mesh in the wet reinforcing compounds horizontally or vertically and

smooth over.

The length of mesh should overlap by at least 10 cm at the ends.

Embed the mesh in the upper third of the reinforcing compound or the plaster and

cover completely with reinforcing compound.

Panzer Mesh

Place the mesh horizontally or vertically in the open reinforcing compound pushed

close together and smooth over with a trowel.

Cover with the system-specific mesh.

Embed the mesh in the upper third of the reinforcing compound or the plaster and

cover completely with reinforcing compound.

Consumption Alsitex Nova, Carbon, Mesh Quattro,

universal - Aero, 32, K:

approx. 1,1 m²/m²

Panzer Mesh: approx. 1.0 m²/m²

Packaging Packaging unit Alsitex Nova, Carbon, Mesh universal -

Aero, 32, K:

Rolls 1,10 m wide , 50 m long

Mesh Quattro: Rolls 1,10 m wide , 75 m long

Panzer Mesh: Rolls 1 m wide, 25 m long

Colour White (Mesh Quattro, universal - Aero, 32, K, Panzer Mesh)

Grey (Alsitex Carbon)

Red (Alsitex Nova)

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PD 0267/0709account of technical progress or building regulations. Your technical advisor will be pleased to provide the relevant product data sheets.

provided by our employees and deviating from these documents must be given in writing. We reserve right to make any changes on on account of wide variety of substrates and of on-site conditions and applications which are outside our control. Any recommendations

applies in addition to our application guidelines. However, we cannot accept any responsibility for the correctness of our recommendationsThe above information is based on many years of experience and tests and is provided by us to the best of our knowledge. Such information

Product Data Sheet Top Primer Sc Page 1 of 2 PD 0007/0617/001

Top Primer ScPigmented, filled primer for silicon-resin decorative renders


Primer to even out colour variations and improve adhesion before applying final coat with silicon resin renders.For indoor and outdoor use.

PRODUCT PROPERTIES

Water-vapour permeablePromotes adhesionImproves adhesionAbsorbency regulatingReduces the risk of colour shading for a subsequent coating with pigmented silicone-resin rendersNon-slip surface because quartz filledProvokes ideal and economical application of the decorative render

TECHNICAL DATA

Binder base Acrylic resin dispersion




Substrate pre-treatment All substrates must be stable, level, clean, dry and free of any residue, which canreduce adhesiveness.Prime substrates to be reinforced with Hydro penetrating primer.

Mixing Ready to useCan be diluted with a max. of 20 % water.

Application Can be applied using a brush, roller or spraying.Use short pile rolls for even application.It is recommended to use a primer in the colour of the subsequent textured

Product Data Sheet Haftgrund Sc Page 2 of 2 PD 0007/0617/001

render for unsealed textures.

Consumption approx. 0,3 - 0,4 kg/m² (approx. 200 - 250 ml/m²)Determine the precise material requirements by means of a trial coating on theobject.

Information about the weather Temperatures cannot fall below +5 °C during application and drying.




STORAGE



Colour Natural white and pigmented

Packaging unit PP bucket approx. 20 kg net

OTHER INFORMATION



Giscode M-SF01 silicone resin paints, water soluble, active substances





Product Data Sheet Siliconharzputz T Page 1 of 3 PD 0052/0617/001

Silitect T - (Siliconharzputz T)

Silicon resin renders with scraped finisch


Paste-like render finish according to DIN EN 15824 for mineral and organic render systems on exterior walls andceilings.Can be used in connection with the alsecco facade systems, in particular with System Alprotect Quattro.

PRODUCT PROPERTIES

High mechanical load capacityHigh level of protection against microbial infestationWith encapsulated film protectionHighly water-repellentWater-vapour permeableAlso possible without additional coating for light reflectance value ≥ 20A2-s1, d0 (fireproof) according to DIN EN 13501

TECHNICAL DATA


Binder base Silicone resin emulsionAcrylic resin dispersion


Diffusion-equivalent air-layerthickness

sd according to DIN EN ISO 7783:

Grain size 1 mm: approx. 0,11 m; Class V1 (high) according to DIN EN 1062

Grain size 3 mm: approx. 0,20 m; Class V2 according to DIN EN 1062

Grain size 6 mm: approx. 0,29 m; Class V2 according to DIN EN 1062

Water permeability w: approx. 0,07 kg/(m²h1/2) according to DIN EN 1062Class W3 (low) according to DIN EN 1062




Preparation Mask window sills and attachment parts.First, render the reveals.

Substrate pre-treatment All substrates must be stable, level, clean, dry and free of any residue, which canreduce adhesiveness.If applicable, the stability of substrates can be ensured by applying suitableprimers.We recommend a priming coat with Primer SC, to improve workability beforeapplying the decorative render.

Mixing Ready to use.Can be adjusted to a workable consistency with a max. of 2 % water.

Application Apply in grain size with a rustproof steel trowel and after a brief period, spreadwith a plastic trowel using circular motions.Complete contiguous surfaces without any stopping (to avoid seams in thetextured coating).Divide large facades into sections, apply continuously wet-on-wet and texture.Applying Alsicolor Carbon significantly reduces the risk of microbial infestation.For light reflectance values below 20, the render must be coated with at least twocoats of a suitable alsecco paint or varnish system after drying, preferablyAlsicolor Carbon or Alsicolor Sc.

Consumption Grain size 1,0 mm approx. 1,7 kg/m²Grain size 1,5 mm approx. 2,4 kg/m²Grain size 2,0 mm approx. 3,1 kg/m²Grain size 3,0 mm approx. 4,0 kg/m²Grain size 4,0 mm approx. 5,5 kg/m²Grain size 6,0 mm approx. 6,0 kg/m²Determine the precise material requirements by means of a trial coating on theobject.

Information about the weather There cannot be temperatures below + 5 °C during application and drying.Do not apply in direct sunlight.Observe shorter setting time in the case of wind.If it cannot be ensured that the minimum application temperatures are adheredto, there is the option of using alternative products for autumn weatherconditions.Please request advice regarding more information on this product group.

Drying time approx. 1 - 2 daysDependent on temperature, layer thickness and relative humidity.




STORAGE



Colour White and pigmented.Use material from one batch number for pigmented materials or contiguoussurfaces.

Packaging unit PP bucket approx. 25 kg netDisposable container alsecco one-way approx. 1000 kg net (grain size 1.5 mm, 2.0mm, 3.0 mm)

OTHER INFORMATION

This products provides a high level of protection against microbial infestation, a permanent exclusion of infestationcannot be guaranteed.



Giscode M-SF01F silicone resin paints, water soluble, active substances





system information ecomin 300-fs - alsecco uk

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