Byk 1020 Concrete
Ready Dry Concrete - Screed Mortar C30
BYK 1020 CONCRETE Cement-based, factory-mixed ready dry concrete/screed mortar with polymer additives, fiber reinforced, C30 concrete strength.
Fields of Application
• Correcting surface defects and eliminating level differences,
• Where smooth, polished finish is desired,
• In door and window lintels, beams and lintels,
• It is used in flooring and in many areas.
Advantages
• It saves time and labor,
• It prevents crack formation thanks to the additives it contains.
• Thanks to its homogeneous mixture, it provides the same and high strength at every point of application.
• Since it is a ready mix, material wastage is at minimum level
Technical Features
Structure of the Material |
Cement Based, polymer and fiber reinforced |
Color |
Gray |
Density |
2,10 ± 0,05 kg/ lt |
Compression Strength |
≥35 N/mm² |
Flexural Strength |
≥7 N/mm² |
Application Surface Temperature |
+5°C / +35°C |
Application Thickness |
10 - 50 mm |
Usage Time |
1 hour |
Full Time Curing |
28 days |
The values above are given for +23°C and 50% relative humidity. While higher temperatures shorten the period, lower temperatures extend it
Application Procedure
Preparation of the Substrate
The substrate must be clean, dry, dust-free, sound, not frozen, salt/lime vomited. Cement, plaster, plaster etc. on the floor. If there are substances, the floor should be cleaned. Weak concrete pieces should be removed from the surface, small gaps and holes should be made completely open. The resulting dust should be cleaned with the help of industrial vacuum cleaner. In applications to be made on concrete and existing screed, it is important to prime the surface with a specially prepared primer with BYK 1104 PRIMERA to increase adhesion.
Priming
BYK 1020 CONCRETE in order to increase adherence in application, the surface should be primed with wet application method. Mixture is prepared for priming by adding 2 units of water to 1 unit of cement and 1 unit of BYK 1104 PRIMERA. The mixture, which is brought to a consistency that can be applied with a brush, is spread homogeneously with a consumption of 0,35 kg/m2 on the moistened floor that has been cleaned 12 hours beforehand. BYK 1020 CONCRETE should be applied on the primer before allowing it to dry.
Mixing Rates
Approximately 2,50 - 2,75 liters of water should be used for 25 kg/bag BYK 1020 CONCRETE.
Application Surface
Smoothing, Screed Applications
BYK 1020 CONCRETE, should be mixed with a concrete mixer or hand mixer in the bucket for 4-5 minutes until it becomes homogeneous. It is spread and corrected with the help of a trowel or other necessary hand tools. Premature drying of the mortar should be prevented. It should dry under natural conditions. There is a risk of cracking and not reaching the desired strength conditions of the mortar, which is dried by drafting or by being forced to dry by external factors. Depending on the weather conditions, the product can be polished on the surface with the help of tray polishing after approximately 1,5-2 hours. If the outdoor conditions are very challenging for 1 week from the day the product is applied, it should be covered or wetted.
Consumption
For 1 cm application 25 kg/m2 Package 25 kg Kraft Bag
Package
25 kg Kraft bag
Watch Points
In the application of BYK 1020 CONCRETE, if the ambient and surface temperature is below +5°C or above +35°C, appropriate temperatures should be expected. The applied fresh product should be protected from sunlight and wind so that it does not dry quickly. Do not apply in extremely hot, rainy or windy weather. The materials to be used in the application area should be brought and stored 1-2 days in advance and it should be ensured that they adapt to the ambient conditions. In applications to be made in extremely cold weather, the ambient and floor temperature should be increased with heaters, and the materials to be used should be conditioned at +20°C - +25°C and made ready for application. Working and reaction times of cement-based systems are affected by ambient and ground temperature and relative humidity in the air. The reaction slows down at low temperatures, which extends pan (pot) life and working time. High temperatures accelerate the reaction and the times mentioned above are shortened accordingly. In order for the material to complete its curing, the ambient and ground temperature must not fall below the minimum allowable temperature. If the mixing water amounts specified in the technical document are exceeded, the product will experience a loss of strength.