Alltek Joint 2010

Typical Spreadability

0.5 kg/m² of plasterboard wall, i.e. +/- 49 m² for a 25 kg bucket.

Density

1,7 +/- 0,1 kg/l

Solid Content

• Solid content by mass: 70%
• Solid content by volume: 49%

Application conditions

• +5°C to +35°C
• Max. relative humidity 70%

pH

8 +/- 1

Cleaning tools

With water

Drying

• 24 h on average, depending on application thickness, temperature, ventilation, humidity and substrate type. Sanding and recoating: after complete drying.

Recommended thicknesses

• Min. thickness: 0,3 mm
• Max. thickness: 3 mm

• Ready to use
• Easy to apply.
• Outstanding adhesion.
• Very good spreading power.
• Excellent adhesion to jointing tape.
• Easily sanded.
• Fire rating: A2-s1, d0 as per European standard EN 13501-1.
• Classification: group III class 2 as per AFNOR NF T 36-005, compliant with the standards AFNOR NF T 30-608 and EN NF 13963.

• 25 kg plastic bucket.
• Shelf life is 9 months in unopened original packaging, protected from frost and extreme heat.

• VOC content: < 1 g/l.
• Indoor Air Emission Class

Substrates:

• Plasterboard.

Preparation of substrate:

• The substrates, preparatory work and application conditions must be compliant with applicable building trade regulations (e.g. DTU) and standards.
• The plasterboard must be fixed and compliant with DTU 25-41.

Application tips:

• Stir before use, if necessary.
• Plaster over any screw heads.
• Manual or machine application with a high pressure pump, with nozzle sizes 531 to 535.
• Manual application with Bazooka or supplied by high pressure pump (APLA-TECH system) possible.
• Manually plaster the feathered plasterboard section with Alltekjoint 2010, then press on the jointing tape with the same plaster. Fill the joint mechanically using a loaded Bazooka and press down the tape with a plastering knife.
• After drying, skim once or twice manually or mechanically with the finishing attachments.
• Sanding with grain size 100 to 150

Recommendations:

• Applying Alltek Sprayplast equalizes differences in absorption between the paper covering of the plasterboard and the plaster. It reduces inequalities and visible surface variables when viewed at oblique angle.