Ecocryl: CE-marking in Accordance With EN 1504-5
Ecocryl: CE-marking in Accordance With EN 1504-5
Ecocryl: CE-marking in Accordance With EN 1504-5
Issue: 31-05-2019
ECOCRYL
CE-marking in accordance with EN 1504-5
ECOCRYL is especially noted for its low blending viscosity that is almost
equivalent to the viscosity of water. ECOCRYL can be applied in the case of
grout curtains and ground stabilisation.
Differing pot lives can be defined (see table pot life below), adapted to the
application and environmental temperature, by varying the B-amount of salt
(100 g up to 1000 g based on 20 kg AI component).
Component AII
Consistency liquid
Colour colourless
Odour amine-like
3
Spec. density (20°C) approx. 1.12 g/cm DIN EN ISO 3675
Dyn. viscosity (20°C) approx. 280 mPas DIN EN ISO 2555
Component B
Consistency solid
Colour white
Odour odourless
3
Spec. density (20°C) approx. 2.59 g/cm
3
Bulk density (20°C) approx. 1.15 g/cm
Retarder
Consistency liquid
Colour yellowish
Odour almost odourless
3
Spec. density (20°C) approx. 1.00 g/cm DIN EN ISO 3675
Dyn. viscosity (20°C) approx. 1 mPas DIN EN ISO 2555
* The declared range of temperature complies with our recommendations. Generally, the product reacts even at
very low temperatures (from experience down to approx. -15°C) or distinct higher values than +40°C.
Admittedly, problems might occur, which are not directly related to the properties of the product. At sharp frost
the air line of the pump might freeze or even present ice inside the structural element to be sealed can cause
difficulties. At temperatures above-average too short reaction times can arise, which prevent an entire and
successful filling of the injection area. Beside that it might happen that the activated A-component at very high
temperatures starts curing even without addition of the B-component, which results in a blockage of the
injection pump.
** The indicated times are reached through different quantities of B component and ECOCRYL Retarder.
Processing: The AII-container is emptied completely into the AI container and mixed for
approx. 3 minutes.
Different pot-lives can be defined depending on the amount of B salt and the
temperature. The indicated quantities of salt (B component) must not fall short
or be exceeded.
Longer reaction times can be achieved by use of the ECOCRYL retarder. This
retarding additive (1kg PE bottle) is being emptied fully into the prepared
water bucket together with the appropriate quantity of salt component.
The quantity of water must be equal to the quantity of AI and AII component
(20kg AI + 1kg AII). The mixture of water, salt and retarder is being mixed for
at least 3 minutes.
Pot-life depending on B-amount and temperature in case of using
ECOCRYL retarder:
It has been proved in extensive tests that faster reaction times have a
negative effect as no uniform gel curtain or rather uniform distribution of the
injection material can be achieved.
Storage: Shelf life at least 12 month in original packaging when stored in dry
conditions between 15-25°C, protected from heat, frost and direct sunlight.
After the expiration the use of the product is generally not recommended,
unless an approval has been provided by TPH. This approval can only be
obtained by the quality assurance department of TPH releasing the material
after verification of main properties being within specification.
Test certificates: Examination of the leaching behaviour with reversed flow direction of the
acrylate gel ECOCRYL (column trial referring to DIBt Guideline "Assessments
of the effects of construction products on soil and ground water"); MFPA
Leipzig 2011
Legal notice: The correct and thus successful application of our products is not subject to
our control. A guarantee can be issued for the quality of our products within
the framework of our sales and supply conditions, however not for successful
processing. All data and specifications in this specification sheet are based on
the present state of the art and the right to changes and adaptations for the
sake of development remains explicitly reserved. The consumption
specifications designated by us can be only average empirical values, where
deviations are possible on an individual basis and therefore cannot be
excluded by us.