CRU – Chemical Resistant Urethane
$90.97 – $1,555.02
E2U Chemical Resistant Urethane (CRU) is designed for speedy turnaround. E2U CRU has a pot life up to 90 minutes in real world conditions, yet it dries in 30 minutes or less after it is applied to concrete. E2U CRU will provide an extremely high gloss look due to its ability to dive deep into the concrete surface. E2U CRU has excellent chemical resistance, abrasion resistance, and UV stability with low viscosity.
- Coverage:
- 300 SF/Gal Standard coverage rate
Any Concrete Floor, Garage floors, Manufacturing, Warehouses, Commercial Buildings, Industrial & Retail Floors, Dealerships, Pharmaceutical, and Chemical Plants.
- - Rapid cure
- - 65% +/ 3% solids
- - 90 minute pot life
- - Low VOC
- - High gloss
- - Low visocity
- - UV stability
- - Great resistance to most chemicals
- - Ok for foot traffic in as little as 4 hours
- - Ok for wheel traffic in as little as 36 hours
- - Will cure at temperatures just above freezing
- 300 SF/Gal Standard coverage rate
CHEMICAL RESISTANT URETHANE TECHNICAL DATA SHEET 2 COMPONENT, 2 TO 1 MIX RATIO
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Epoxy2U CRU is a Chemical Resistant Urethane that is designed for speedy turn around. CRU has a pot life up to 60 minutes in real world conditions yet it dries generally 30 minutes or less after it is applied to con-crete. CRU will provide an extremely high gross look due to its ability to dive deep into the concrete surface. Epoxy2U CRU has excellent chemical resistance, abrasion resistance and UV stability with low viscosity.PRODUCT DATA
Volumetric Ratio: 2 to 1 Solids: 65%(+ or-3%) Application Temperature: 50°-95°F Thinning: Not Required Pot Life: 60 min. Working Time: 10 min Cure Time(Dry to touch) : 60-90 min. Coverage: 200-300 SF/gal Thickness: 3-5 mils Shelf Life: 12 monthsADVANTAGES
Rapid Cure • 65% ± 3% solids • Long 90 minutes pot life • Low VOC • High gloss • Low viscosity • UV stability • Great resistance to most chemicals • Foot traffic in as little as 4 hours • Pneumatic wheel traffic in as little as 36 hours • Will cure at temperatures just above freezingAPPLICATIONS
Garage floors • Industrial & retail floors • Any concrete floor • Chemical Plants • Warehouses • Dealerships • Commerical buildings and walkways • Pharmaceutical • ManufacturingPACKAGING
1.5 GALLON KITS
Part A: 1 GAL Part B: o.5 GAL15 GALLON KITS
Part A: 10 GAL Part B: 5 GALPREPARATION
Note: Material has a pot life of 60 minutes based on an insulated 200 gram mass at a starting temperature of 77°F. Unlike epoxy, CRU will have a longer pot life if the material is left in the pail so pour out what will be needed only as needed. Expect a 45 minute pot life when working with a 2 gal. mas at normal temperature. Warning: Unlike Epoxy, this Polyurea material has a long pot life in the container than on the floor (it dries quick when in a thin film). • Shut off all sources of ignition (open flame) prior to work and ground all equipment throughout the sealing process. • Supply auxiliary ventilation as necessary to produce a safe working environment. • This material causes light-headedness, use a NIOSH approved carbon filter respirator capable of filtering organic vapors.APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Begin by cutting-in the concrete footings and edges with a brush. Pour a band of the mixed CRU material out onto the floor and begin rolling with a 1/4-3/8” nap roller. Work the material evenly to a wet film thickness of 4-5 mils (250-300ft/gallon). Try and work within the control or expansion joints usually found on concrete floors. Allow the CRU to dry to a slightly tacky state before proceeding to the next step. Following coats should be applied within 30 minutes of being tack free or light sanding may be needed to de-gloss the film. If the floor goes beyond tacky and is hard then it will need to be sanded to scuff it up so subsequent coats stick to it. Remember this system is designed for speed so don’t take a long break after applying the CRU. You can also use a fingernail test; if it is fairly difficult to leave a fingernail imprint then you must sand or screen the surface before applying another coat.MIXING
Use a 5 gl mixing bucket: Using a jiffy-type mixing blade at 300 rpm, mix according to ratio listed on label of the CRU A-Component with CRU BComponent for two minutes making sure to scrape the sides and bottom of vessel to help ensure that all of both the A & B are thoroughly mixed.CURE TIMES
Allow CRU to become tacky before recoating, if necessary. Recoating after 30 minutes may require de-glossing of the surface by use of a floor buffer. Area may be opened to light foot traffic in 2-3 hours depending on environmental conditions. Area may be opened to light vehicular traffic in 12-24 hours depending on environmental conditions. Pilot lights and surrounding sources of ignition may be put back into service once solvent vapors have dissipated to a level below the lower explosion limit. Typically, this will take 3-6 hours after floor installation with adequate ventilation.CONCRETE PREPERATION
Concrete shall be structurally sound and stable. Concrete shall be free of dust, dirt, grease, contamination, surface laitance, and other potential bond-breaking substances that could impair adhesion. All cracks, gouges, and other surface defects need to be addressed prior to coating installation. Substrate and ambient temperatures must be above 50F (10C) during installation of coating. Relative humidity should not exceed 80% during installation of the coating. Environmental conditions must not be near the dew point during installation of the coating. Moisture Vapor Transmission of the substrate must not exceed 5 lb. per 1000 ft2 per 24 hours. Diamond grinding to a CSP rating of 2 is the approved method of surface preparation.CLEAN UP
Immediately cleanup splatter marks and tools with Acetone. Clean hands and exposed skin with mild soap and water, and/or citrus based hand-cleaner.WARNING! SLIP AND FALL PRECAUTIONS
OSHA and the American Disabilities Act (ADA) have now set enforceable standards for slip resistance on pedestrian surfaces. The current coefficient of friction required by ADA is .6 on level surfaces and .8 on ramps. E2U Flooring recommends the use of angular slip-resistant aggregate in all coatings or flooring systems that may be exposed to wet, oily or greasy conditions. It is the contractor and end users’ responsibility to provide a flooring system that meets current safety standards. E2U or its sales agents will not be responsible for injury incurred in a slip and fall accident.Handling Precautions
Use only with adequate ventilation. Appropriate cartridge-type respirator must be used during application in confined areas. Avoid contact with skin. Some individuals may be allergic to epoxy resin. Protective gloves and clothing are recommended.WARRANTY
E2U products are warranted for one year after date of purchase. Please refer to the Limited Material warranty for additional clarification.Weight | 1 lbs |
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