- cement screed in accordance to EN 13813
- fire safety mortar (construction material class A1)
- heat-resistant, up to 500 °C (932 °F) (briefly)
- contains steel fibres, available also with stainless steel fibres
- particularly due to its resistance to flexural and shear stresses, guarantees a practically indestructible floor, most resistant to recognisable loads
- PH15: bonding bridge for basaltic floors
P3A/15 steel fibre basaltic floor
cement based industrial floor coating reinforced with basaltic aggregates and steel fibre for particularly strong stresses
- granularity: 0-5 mm
- layer thickness: 20-80 mm
- consumption: 2,50 kg/(m²⋅mm)
- processing time at 20°C (68 °F): about 40 min
- pressure resistance after 28 d: ≥ 85 N/mm²
properties
- cement-bound, industrial floor covering, reinforced with steel fibre for specially hard stress. Stress group: heavy (DIN 18560, part 7)
- contains steel fibres, available also with stainless steel fibres
- high adhesion strength on sufficiently abrasion resistant concrete grounds when combined with the bonding bridges belonging to the corresponding system
- develops extremely high firmness, specially due to its flexural and shear strength, it is possible to build an almost indestructible floor with high resistance to mechanical stress
- impermeable to water and to great extent oil resistant
- reliable also under circumstances, under which the dynamic loads and the high shear stresses would normally lead to material fracture
- easy to handle and cost efficient
- satisfies the requirements of the type A1 construction materials (non-flammable) according to the ruling 2000/605/EG of the European Commission, September 26th 2000 (published in official journal, L258)
fields of application
- industrial floors subject to heavy stresses
- ramps
- storage halls, factories
- belt conveyors, belt conveyor flights, transportation roadways
- roadways in industrial areas, conveyor roads
- tank hangars, garages and workshops
- wagon and vehicle scales