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Tile dispersion primer CERAfix® 101
Solvent-free, ready-to-use, dispersion-based universal primer for indoor and outdoor use
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Variants
Reduces substrate absorbency
- For priming low-absorbent and highly absorbent substrates
- Protects subsequent fillers or thin-bed mortars against excessively rapid drying
Good adhesive bond
Increases the adhesive strength of fillers and thin-bed mortars
Deep action
Effectively binds fine dust
Ready to use
- Can be used directly from the container
- No mixing required
- Fast application
- Fast-drying
Dyed blue
Treated surfaces can be recognised quickly and easily
Low-odour
Solvent-free
Our products featuring the EMICODE label are low in emissions/harmful substances. The EMICODE classification system awards labels to construction products that comply with the very stringent health and environmental requirements of recognised institutes
Suitable substrates
- Cement screeds (CT)
- Calcium sulphate screeds (CA, CAF)
- Magnesia screeds (MA)
- Concrete
- Dry screeds
- Cavity floors
- Floor levelling compounds
- Tile bearing elements
- Gypsum boards
- Gypsum fibreboards
- Cement and fibre cement cladding
- Cement-based plasters, gypsum plaster, lime cement plaster, lightweight plaster
Fire behaviour classified in accordance with DIN EN ISO 13501-1: E
EMICODE EC1plus: Very low emissions: The EMICODE classification system distinguishes the environmental and health compatibility of construction products. The lowest-emission products bear the EC1plus mark.
CERAfix 101 must be dry before the next coat is applied. Cover surfaces not to be treated (e.g. windows and doors) prior to application. Surface must not be sticky when further work is carried out! Do not work 'wet on wet'. Protect from frost.
Recognised technical regulations apply along with current standards and ZDB information leaflets.
EMICODE EC1plus: Very low emissions: The EMICODE classification system distinguishes the environmental and health compatibility of construction products. The lowest-emission products bear the EC1plus mark.
The usage instructions are recommendations based on the tests we have conducted and on our experience; carry out your own tests before each application. Due to the large number of applications and storage and processing conditions, we do not assume any liability for a specific application result. Insofar as our free customer service provides technical information or acts as an advisory service, no responsibility is assumed by this service except where the advice or information given falls within the scope of our specified, contractually agreed service or the advisor was acting with deliberate intent. We ensure the consistent quality of our products. We reserve the right to make technical changes and further develop products.
Product residues can be disposed of in line with waste code AVV 08 01 20.
CERAfix 101 is used to prime absorbent and slightly sandy substrates made from cement and gypsum materials, concrete, plaster, masonry etc. CERAfix 101 improves adhesion, bonds builder's dust and has a solidifying effect on the substrate. Reliable at reducing substrate absorbency, thereby preventing the rapid extraction of water from fillers and tile adhesives. CERAfix 101 is used as a primer system for CERAfix seals, filler and compensating compounds and for tile adhesives in indoor and outdoor applications.
When using on calcium sulphate screeds (CA, CAF), please apply a second primer coat using CF 104.
The substrate must be firm, load-bearing, clean, dry and free from separating substances and continuous cracks. The material is applied with a brush or a fine-pore foam roller. Material consumption: approx. 100-200 g/m2. Oversaturation of the substrate or puddling must be avoided. Allow CERAfix 101 to dry fully before carrying out further work. When CERAfix 101 is applied by spraying, roll or brush it again when freshly laid. Allow CERAfix 101 to dry fully before proceeding with additional steps.
Substrate:
The substrate must be firm, load-bearing, clean, dry and free from separating substances. Separating materials or layers such as layers of sinter, dust, oil, abraded rubber, paints etc. must be removed with suitable measures such as blasting, milling, sanding, vacuuming and/or degreasing. The surface must have sufficient load-bearing capacity for the active loads - refer to DIN 1055. The requirements regarding surface tensile strength are determined by the intended purpose. Observe the prescribed residual moisture levels for subsequent coverings. At the same time, ensure that the permitted residual moisture content is observed in accordance with the latest technical leaflets. The CM measurement must be conducted in accordance with the current work instruction "Interface coordination for heated floor constructions". Subsequent moisture ingress must be prevented. The air, material and substrate temperature must be at least +5 °C during application and for one week thereafter.
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