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ARBOKOL 2150

ARBOSeal Pro® Range


Arbokol 2150 is a very high polymer content, two-part Polysulphide Sealant which cures once the two components are mixed together to give a hard wearing but flexible seal.

Arbokol 2150 has good adhesion to concrete, and many other common construction substrates.

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Main Applications of ARBOKOL 2150

Recommended for joints in flat roofs, heavily trafficked floor joints, concrete slab constructions, water retaining (non-drinking water) and sewerage structures where bio – degradation resistance is required. Can be used for joints requiring chemical resistance (Please contact ARBO® Technical Services for further information).

Not recommended for joints subject to large and frequent movement or for use with potable water. 

  • Hard wearing but flexible seal with good adhesion to concrete and many other common construction substrates.

  • Resistant to bio-degradation

Application Instructions

Joint Preparation
The joint surfaces must be clean, dry and free from all contamination. The surfaces should be degreased using the appropriate ARBO Cleaner.  Primers may be required on some substrates. It is recommended that ARBO Technical Services should be consulted, and advice obtained regarding the choice of primer for specific purposes.

Mixing
The base and curing agent ratio control the adhesion, strength, and durability of Arbokol 2150. The whole contents of the curing agent pack must therefore be added to the base and the components thoroughly mixed.

Application
The normal method of application is to fill the mixed sealant into ARBO Hand Barrel Guns using a heavy-duty follower plate. The cartridge is then placed over the hole in the centre of the plate. Applying steady downward pressure will then fill the cartridge. Insert plunger into the cartridge and the mixed sealant is then ready for application.  The sealant should be extruded firmly into the joint by maintaining an even pressure on the trigger of the gun.

Joint Backing
Where applicable, appropriate joint filler e.g. closed cell polyethylene foam, should be used to provide the correct joint depth. All joint preparation, priming, and sealant application should be carried out in accordance with BS 8000 -16: 1997 + A1: 2010, the British Standard for the sealing of joints in buildings. 

Technical Specifications

Technical Data
Colours:
Black, Grey
Work Life at 20º C/65 % RH:1 - 1½ hours
Application Temperature:+ 5º C to + 40º C
Service Temperature:- 50º C to + 80º C
Typical Shore Hardness:50
Cure Rate at 20ºC/65 % RH:7 days at 20ºC in a typical joint. At lower temperatures cure rate will be slower.
Chemical Resistance:Resistant to most dilute acids and alkalis, petrol, diesel, jet fuel and many solvents and vegetable oils.
UV Resistance:Very Good
Service Life:20 years + (when used in trafficked areas, sewerage works and other special environments, service life may be reduced).
Movement Accommodation:Butt joints (movement in tension and compression): 20 %.
Lap Joints (movement in shear): 40 %
Joint WidthMinimum 6mm
Maximum 25mm (larger joints are possible – please contact the ARBO Technical Services for information)
Joint DepthMinimum 12mm on porous substrates (12 mm in floor joints)
Minimum 6mm on non-porous substrates (12 mm in floor joints)
Maximum 25mm
Width: Depth ratio (within above min/max restrictions) 2:1 butt joints
1:1 lap/floor joints
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