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Four-component polyurethane–cement coating LINOLIT® TOP COAT

A four-component polyurethane-resin-based coating with mineral fillers for horizontal and vertical concrete structures.

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Four-component polyurethane–cement coating LINOLIT® TOP COAT

Loads

Medium-to-heavy and heavy loads, intensive wheeled traffic

Facilities

Warehouses, production, parking facilities, clean areas

Coating

Seamless, dust-free, easy to clean, chemical-resistant

Description

What makes the system different and what tasks it is typically chosen for.

It is used as a standalone coating to protect concrete substrates (floors) in food, pharmaceutical and chemical production facilities.

To provide an aesthetic appearance, Linolit Top Coat can also be used as the finish layer of the Linolit® / Lincrete® SL (ST) chemically resistant flooring system.

Key properties of the coating:

  • meets sanitary and epidemiological requirements;
  • has a long service life;
  • resistant to chemical exposure, blood and fats, lactic acids, oils and fuels and lubricants;
  • resistant to commonly used disinfectants and cleaning agents.

Kit composition:

  • component A — 0,84 kg;
  • component B — 0,84 kg;
  • component C — 1,2 kg;
  • pigment paste — 0,18 kg.

Kit mass: 3,06 kg.

Material consumption:

  • 0,15–0,2 kg for 1 coat;
  • 0,1 kg for each subsequent coat.

The material is available in 6 standard colors: red, green, blue, black, light gray and beige.

Technical specifications

Material parameters and substrate requirements (TDS/passport).

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Service temperature range from −40°C to +90°C
Coating appearance semi-matte
Mixture density at 20°C 1800 kg/m³
Working time at 20°C (full kit) 20 minutes
Intercoat interval at 20°C, minimum after 24 hours
Intercoat interval at 20°C, maximum after 3 days
Material consumption per 1 m² 0.15–0.2 kg for the first coat, 0.1 kg for subsequent coats
Maximum number of coats 4
Curing time at 20°C, pedestrian traffic after 24 hours
Curing time at 20°C, light traffic load after 48 hours
Curing time at 20°C, full traffic load after 3 days
Shore hardness (type D) after 7 days 70 units

Consumption

Estimated calculation based on area and thickness.

Final figures are confirmed by an engineer based on the actual condition of the substrate.