Sikafloor®-264 N

• Particle emission ISO 14644-1, CSM Statement of Qualification – class 3, Fraunhofer IPA Report No. SI 1709-952.
• Outgassing behavior ISO 14644-8, CSM Statement of Qualification – class 6,5, Fraunhofer IPA Report No. SI 1709-952.
• Reaction to fire classification according to EN 13501-1, Report-No KB-Hoch-170619, Hoch Fladungen,Germany, May 2017
• Reaction to fire classification according to EN 13501-1, Report-No KB-Hoch-170625, Hoch Fladungen, Germany, May 2017.
• CE-marking and Declaration of Performance as coating for surface protection of concrete according to EN 1504-2:2004, based on certificate of factory production control issued by notified factory production control certification body and type testing.
• CE-marking and Declaration of Performance as synthetic resin screed material according to EN 13813:2002, based on type testing and factory production control
• Certificate of conformity for indirect food contact, Institut Fresenius, Report No. 3419034-01, Germany, November 2017

Epoxy

24 months from date of production

The product must be stored in original, unopened and undamaged sealed packaging in dry conditions at temperatures between +5 °C and +30 °C. Always refer to packaging.

All Density values at +23 °C.

~100 %

Total solid epoxy composition acc. to the test method Deutsche Bauchemie e.V. (German Association for construction chemicals)

~100 %

Resistant to many chemicals. Contact Sika Technical Service for specific information.

Short-term moist/wet heat* up to +80 °C where exposure is only occasional (steam cleaning etc.).

*No simultaneous chemical and mechanical exposure and only in combination with Sikafloor® systems as a broadcast system with approx. 3–4 mm thickness.

Part A : part B = 79 : 21 (by weight)

+10 °C min. / +30 °C max.

80 % r.h. max.

Beware of condensation!
The substrate and uncured floor must be at least 3 °C above dew point to reduce the risk of condensation or blooming on the floor finish.

Note: Low temperatures and high humidity conditions increase the probability of blooming.

+10 °C min. / +30 °C max.

≤ 4 % pbw moisture content.

Test method: Sika®-Tramex meter, CM-measurement or Oven-dry-method.

No rising moisture according to ASTM (Polyethylene-sheet).

Times are approximate and will be affected by changing ambient conditions particularly temperature and relative humidity.

These figures are theoretical and do not allow for any additional material due to surface porosity, surface profile, variations in level or wastage etc. For detailed information,  refer to the System data sheets Sikafloor® MultiDur ES-15 and Sikafloor® MultiDur ES-21.

Coatings

Prior to mixing, stir part A mechanically. When all of part B has been added to part A, mix continuously for 3 minutes until a uniform mix has been achieved. To ensure thorough mixing pour materials into another container and mix again to achieve a smooth consistent mix. Over mixing must be avoided to minimise air entrainment.

Self-Smoothing Resin

Prior to mixing, stir part A mechanically. When all of part B has been added to part A, mix continuously for 3 minutes until a uniform mix has been achieved. When parts A and B have been mixed, add the quartz sand and if required Extender T. Mix for a further 2 minutes until a uniform mix has been achieved. To ensure thorough mixing pour materials into another container and mix again to achieve a smooth consistent mix. Over mixing must be avoided to minimise air entrainment.

Mixing Tools

Sikafloor®-264 N (unfilled) must be thoroughly mixed using a low speed electric stirrer (300–400 rpm) or other suitable equipment. For the preparation of a self- smoothing resin, use a forced action mixer or rotating pan, paddle or trough type. Free fall mixers should not be used.

Strictly follow installation procedures as defined in method statements, application manuals and working instructions which must always be adjusted to the actual site conditions.

Prior to application, confirm substrate moisture content, relative air humidity and dew point. If > 4 % pbw moisture content, Sikafloor® EpoCem® may be applied as a temporary moisture barrier (T.M.B.) system.
Primer
Ensure a continuous, pore free coat covers the substrate. If necessary, apply two priming coats. Apply Sikafloor®-156 /-161 /-160 by brush, roller or squeegee.
Preferred application is by using a squeegee and then back rolling in two directions at right angles to each other.

Levelling
Rough surfaces need to be levelled first. Therefore use e.g. Sikafloor®-156/-161/-160 levelling mortar (see PDS).

High Build Smooth Coating
Sikafloor®-264 N  can be applied using a short-piled roller in two directions at right angles to each other.

Self-Smoothing Finish
Sikafloor®-264 N is poured and spread evenly using a suitable trowel/pin rake to the required thickness.
Spike roller immediately in two directions at right angles to each other to remove trowel marks, aid air release, ensure an even thickness and obtain required surface finish.

Slip Resistant Broadcast Coating

Apply a scratch coat to substrate and immediately broadcast with quartz sand to excess to produce an even distribution surface profile. Allow scratch coat to initially cure and remove all loose sand by vacuum equipment. Apply a final seal/top coat of Sikafloor®-264 N. For application onto damp substrates, refer to Sikafloor® MultiDur EB-12 ECC system data sheet for primer and levelling product changes.

Seal coat
Apply seal/top coat of Sikafloor®-264 N by squeegee at a consumption of 0,6–0,8 kg/m² to completely encapsulate the sand. Then using a short-piled roller, back roller in two directions at right angles to each other.

Clean all tools and application equipment with Thinner C immediately after use. Hardened and/or cured material can only be removed mechanically.