TMI QUICK-CURE Acrylic Flooring
When a floor area is only available for 24 hours or a plant has only Sunday available for repairs, acrylic flooring is an option to consider.
Acrylics are used when minimal down-time is available, since cure time is shorter than other resins. Complete cure occurs in one hour even at temperatures below freezing without affecting the physical properties of the final product.
Acrylic resins are commonly referred to as MMA's (methyl methacrylate). MMA's are uniquely different than all other resins. The hardening process (polymerization) of reactive resins is brought about through the addition of the powder hardener (benzoyl peroxide) as a second component.
USES
Floor areas available for short time frames
Manufacturing Plants
Food/Meat Processing Plants
Automotive Plants
Warehouses
Pulp & Paper and Textile Mills
Loading Docks
Parking Garages
Concrete Restoration & Repair
Patches, Overlays & Grouting
Oil Change Facilities
Technical Data
Important Features
One hour cure
Unsurpassed bond strength
Strengthens, reinforces substrate
Seamless
Cleanable
Non-porous
Monolithic
UV resistant
Variety of colors and textures
Physical Properties
Acrylic reactive resins based on methyl methacrylate
Solvent free
100% solids
Low VOC
ADDITIONAL INFO
Finishes: Finished surfaces are a non-glare, satin finish. Surfaces can be pigmented, broadcast with colored quartz, or broadcast with decorative flakes. Colored quartz is available in twelve standard colors and decorative flakes are available in eighteen standard colors or can be custom blended. The surfaces can be smooth or slip resistant. Many different and varied degrees of texture can be built into the finish depending upon the requirements of the customer. These textures can range from very fine, to medium, to coarse, depending upon grit size, sanding method and number of topcoats.
Chemical Resistance: Acrylic flooring is resistant to a wide range of chemicals such as organic and inorganic acids and alkalis, oil, grease, etc.
