Kerakoll - H40 EXTREME - Two-component hybrid adhesive gel adhesive, white 10kg

H40 Extreme glue 10 kg

• Welds quickly - 24 hour bond strength 5 times higher than a class C2 cementitious adhesive (4.5 N/mm ² )
• Resists stress - 10 times more deformable than a class S2 cementitious adhesive (> 50 mm)
• Easy to trowel - 5 times less viscous than a polyurethane adhesive (35 Pa*s), turns into a free-flowing gel like a cement adhesive

Fields of application
Intended use
Extreme Funds:
- Existing tiles
- Radiant floors
- Cement screeds
- Asphalt screeds
- Concrete
- Drywall
- Fiber cement sheets
- Gypsum and anhydrite (1)
- Cellular concrete
- Brick
- Lime and cement plasters
- Coating systems smoothed and subsequently plastered
- Cracked screeds
- Unseasoned damp screeds
- Wood
– metal
– sheet metal (2)
- Rubber floors
– PVC (2)
- Thick coatings in epoxy and polyurethane resin
- Honeycomb
- Preformed panels for radiant systems without screed coupled on the surface with aluminum sheet subject to high abrasion.
(1) Apply a coat of EP21 as a powder fixative. Interior only.
(2) Clean with Keragrip Eco Pulep.

Extreme Materials:
- Porcelain stoneware
- Laminated stoneware
- Stoneware with resin back
- Very large formats
- Low thickness slabs
- Ceramic tiles
- Marbles
- natural stones
- Marbles with resin backing
- Recomposed
- Cement-based recompounds
- Glass mosaics
- Glass tiles
- Thermo-acoustic insulators (excluding polystyrene and polystyrene or other materials that can be attacked by plasticizers)
- Cooked
- clinker
- Metal tiles

Extreme uses:
- Adhesive and smoothing
- Waterproofing indoors
- Floors and walls
- Interior
- external
- Overlap
- Terraces and balconies
- Facades
- Pools and fountains
- Saunas and wellness centers
- Civil
- Commercial
- Industrial
- Street furniture
Do not use:
- in direct contact with polystyrene (EPS polystyrene, XPS, etc...)
- on Nanoflex No Limits waterproof gel-membrane
- on polymer-cement waterproofing sheaths, after checking suitability on the manufacturer's technical data sheet
- on substrates that are not perfectly dry and subject to rising damp