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Polyurethane antistatic concrete paint PRASPAN® PU-C101 AS
Praspan® PU-C101 AS is a two-component UV-resistant conductive (antistatic) semi-matte polyurethane concrete paint.
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Description
Praspan® PU-C101 AS is a two-component UV-resistant conductive (antistatic) semi-matte polyurethane floor paint for concrete.
The antistatic paint is used as a topcoat for protective and decorative coating of concrete floors against chemical and mechanical exposure. It is a cost-effective floor coating solution for facilities involved in the production and operation of electrical equipment.
Key properties:
- high-quality decorative finish;
- excellent conductive properties (surface resistivity up to 108 Ω);
- reduces dusting and seals the surface;
- increases impact strength and wear resistance;
- fast drying;
- provides chemical resistance (water, acids, alkalis, oils and fuels);
- provides UV resistance — the completed floor does not yellow or turn green over time;
- easy and simple cleaning of the finished floor;
- economic consumption;
- good hiding power, effective starting from a single coat.
The system is polyurethane-based. Its main components are acrylic resin, an antistatic additive, modifiers, pigments and a hardener in varying proportions.
Praspan® PU-C101 AS kit composition:
- topcoat component — 26 kg;
- hardener — 4 kg.
Kit mass: 30,0 kg.
The material is a viscous colored liquid without foreign inclusions. Filler sedimentation is possible.
Surface appearance: semi-matte.
Material consumption:
- first coat consumption — 0,1–0,2 kg/m²;
- subsequent coats consumption — 0,1 kg/m²;
- Maximum recommended number of coats: 4.
Technical specifications
| Coating appearance | semi-matte |
| Adhesion to B15 class concrete in pull-off test (MPa) | 2,2 MPa |
| Mixture density at 20°C | 1800 kg/m³ |
| Mixture viscosity at 20°C | 800 mPa·s |
| Working time at 20°C (full kit) | 30–60 minutes |
| Intercoat interval at 20°C, minimum | after 24 hours |
| Intercoat interval at 20°C, maximum | after 3 days |
| Resistance to earth (EN 1081) | 10^6–10^8 Ω |
| Material consumption per 1 m² | 0,1–0,2 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 |
| Taber abrasion*, not more than | 40 mg |
Documents
Product technical documentation.
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PRASPAN® PU-C101 AS_15.08.25
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