Lime substitute PROTEX, 5 l canister

Lime substitute for plaster and masonry mortars

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Lime substitute PROTEX is an additive for the production of cement-sand mortars, which are used for plastering and masonry work in the summer, slowing down and regulating the hardening of concrete. The main properties of the additive: allows you to work at ambient temperatures up to +40C; increases the adhesion of fresh solution to the base; has good adhesion to bricks and concrete blocks; by plasticizing the solution, it makes it thixotropic and convenient for transportation; slowing down the setting of the solution:

  • increases the frost resistance of plaster after hardening
  • significantly reduces or completely eliminates the appearance of efflorescence on the surface of plaster and brick
  • does not cause metal corrosion
  • allows you to work at ambient temperatures up to +40C.
  • increases the adhesion of fresh mortar to the base, has good adhesion to bricks and concrete blocks.
  • By plasticizing the solution, it makes it thixotropic and convenient for transportation.
  • by slowing down the setting of the mortar, it significantly increases the strength of plaster and brickwork by reducing the water-cement ratio.

Dosage:

800-1000 ml per 1 m³ of solution or 200-250 ml per 50 kg of cement, depending on the brand and purpose of the solution (grain size and sand quality), density 1.03-1.1 g/cm³.

Consumption:

A 5l canister holds an average of 2t of cement.

Method of administration :

Introduce the lime substitute into the concrete mixer, having previously mixed it with water, while reducing the amount of water by 10%.

Shelf life: 24 months at ambient temperature not lower than 0°C.

Temperature mode: Allows operation at ambient temperatures up to +40°C.

Adhesion: Increases the adhesion of fresh mortar to the substrate, which promotes better adhesion to surfaces such as brick and concrete blocks.

Plasticization: Makes the solution thixotropic, making it more convenient to transport and easier to apply.

Retarded Curing: Slows the curing of mortar, allowing it to be applied and modeled more thoroughly, thereby increasing the strength of plaster and masonry.

Frost resistance: Increases the frost resistance of the plaster after hardening, which makes the structure more resistant to low temperatures.

Prevention of efflorescence: Significantly reduces or completely eliminates the appearance of efflorescence on the surface of plaster and brick.

No metal corrosion: Does not cause corrosion of metal elements, which is important for the durability of structures.

Preparation: Before starting work, ensure that all necessary tools and equipment are in good condition. Check that the surface to which the solution will be applied is clean from dust, oil and other contaminants.

Preparation of the solution : Add the required amount of PROTEX Lime Substitute to the concrete mixer. To do this, pre-mix the additive with water in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations. At the same time, reduce the amount of water by 10%.

Mixing: Turn on the concrete mixer and mix the solution thoroughly until a homogeneous consistency is obtained.

Application: Apply the solution to the prepared surface using a suitable tool (trowel, trowel, etc.). Make sure that the layer of mortar is of uniform thickness and adheres well to the surface.

Modeling: Take advantage of the slow-cure capabilities of mortar to model its shape and texture to suit project requirements.

Check and adjustment: During application, monitor the quality of work and, if necessary, adjust the layer thickness or texture of the solution.

Finishing the job : After completing the application of the solution, allow it time to completely dry and cure according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Cleaning Tools: After completing the job, clean all tools and equipment used from the solution.

Storage: Store the remaining PROTEX Lime Substitute in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, at an ambient temperature not lower than 0°C.

These are general instructions for using PROTEX Lime Substitute. When working with additives and building materials, it is important to take precautions and follow the manufacturer's instructions for best results.

What is PROTEX Lime Substitute?

Lime substitute PROTEX is an additive for cement-sand mortars, designed to improve their properties and performance during plastering and masonry work.

What are the main properties of PROTEX Lime Substitute?

The main properties include increased adhesion, increased frost resistance, reduced efflorescence, lack of metal corrosion, plasticization of the solution and slower hardening.

Under what conditions can PROTEX Lime Substitute be used?

The additive can be used at ambient temperatures up to +40°C, making it an ideal choice for summer work.

What dosage is required to use PROTEX Lime Substitute?

The dosage depends on the characteristics of the solution, the brand of cement and the quality of the sand. It is usually recommended to use 800-1000 ml per 1 m³ of solution or 200-250 ml per 50 kg of cement.

What is the consumption of PROTEX Lime Substitute per amount of cement?

The average consumption is approximately 5 liters per 2 tons of cement.

How to add PROTEX Lime Substitute to the solution?

The additive should be added to the concrete mixer after mixing with water. In this case, the amount of water is reduced by 10%.

What is the shelf life of PROTEX Lime Substitute ?

The shelf life is 24 months at an ambient temperature of at least 0°C.

Can I use PROTEX Lime Substitute in winter?

PROTEX Lime Substitute is not recommended for use in low temperatures as its effectiveness may be reduced at sub-zero temperatures.

What are the benefits of using PROTEX Lime Substitute?

Benefits include improving the quality of the mortar, increasing its frost resistance, reducing the possibility of efflorescence, and making it easier to apply and model.

Is PROTEX Lime Substitute safe for the environment?

PROTEX lime substitute is formulated to safety standards and is generally environmentally friendly when used correctly. However, precautions and manufacturer's recommendations should always be followed.

What is the consumption of the additive for cement-sand mortar?

5L canister on average for 2T of cement.

How to inject the additive into the solution?

The lime substitute should be introduced into the concrete mixer, pre-mixed with water, while reducing the amount of water by 10%.

What is the dosage of lime substitute?

500-800 ml per 1 m3 of solution or 100-200 ml per 50 kg of cement, depending on the brand and purpose of the solution 

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