 
UNILIT 15 (P0 -P1 - P2)
MULTI PURPOSE BONDING LAYER
DESCRIPTION
UNILIT
15 is a fine bonding layer based on natural hydraulic lime and appropriate
additional aggregates, of a maximum granulation of 1 mm for P1 and 2 mm for P2.
UNILIT
15 functions within the UNILIT system as a bonding bridge between the weak
substrate, for example old lime plastering, reinforced concrete, old masonry,
etc., and the Unilit mortars.
APPLICATION
UNILIT
15 is applied when the background is unable to guarantee an optimum bonding of
the subsequent UNILIT mortars.
UNILIT 15/ P0 is used as a fine
legalizing filler when old lime renders are removed. The mortar guarantees a
perfect preparation of the substrate for further treatment.
When
used as a lime wash UNILIT 15/ P1 is applied in a slurry layer using a brush.
When used as a finishing layer it is applied in a 2 to 4 mm layer by trowel.
UNILIT
15/P2 mortar is used as a keying or priming coat in a maximum layer of 10 to 15
mm.
Substrates
of reinforced concrete must be treated with a layer of Unilit
15 before applying the finishing mortars UNILIT 300-400-500.
UNILIT
15 is also used as a preparatory treatment for completely saturated backgrounds.
The UNILIT 15 mortar will not impair
the permeability of the wall.
TECHNICAL
PROPERTIES
Delivery
form
powder
Density
1.580 kg/m³
Bending
- tensile strength
4 N/mm² after 60 days
6 N/mm² after 90 days
Bonding
strength (DIN 18.555)
> 2 N/mm²
pH
> 10,8
Granular
size Unilit 15/P0
0,01 mm
Unilit 15/P1
0 to 1 mm
Unilit 15/P2
0 to 2 mm
Proportion
water/Unilit 15
0.20 l/kg
Mixing
time
3 to 4 minutes
CONSUMPTION
Depending
on the substrate and application :
approx.
1,5 to 1,8 kg/m²/mm
For
an average bonding layer of 3 to 5 mm thickness : 3 to 6 kg/m²
Limewash
: 2 to 2,5 kg/m²
COLOUR
Beige
PREPARATION
The
substrate must be clean and free of all traces of oil and grease. When the
substrate has been treated with a impregnating product (silicones or similar
products) it is recommended to consult the supplier or manufacturer.
Depending
on the temperature and substrate UNILIT 15 is mixed with 5 to 6 litres of clean
water for 25 kg of mortar powder. The mixing can be either manual or mechanical.
Mixing time : 2 to 3 minutes.
The
mortar can be applied manually or mechanically on dry or wet substrates. If the
substrate is too dry, dampen down the surface prior to overcoating. The Unilit
15 mortar remains workable for 2 hours, in temperatures between 5°C and 40°C.
Drying
time is 24 to 48 hours. The
substrate should be frost free for 48 to 72 hours after the application of the
mortar.
PACKING
30
kg bags.
REMARKS
In
case of doubt regarding the substrate, consult our technical service department. The material must be stored dry and frost free above ground.
The maximum storage time is 6 months.
Our advice and information is given in good faith and depending on the
latest developments of our products. We
guarantee the constant quality of our products, but do not accept any liability
concerning the application.
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