weber.dur 132
Product formerly named: maxit ip 18 E
weber.dur 132
Mineral lightweight render with round EPS fillers as base coat or interior base coat and top coat
Product features
- water-repellent
- open to water vapour diffusion
- very low tension thanks to its low dynamic modulus of elasticity
- best fitted for highly heat-insulating masonry due to its low bulk density and low thermal conductivity
Product advantages
- high yield
- enables quick finishing works
- suitable for post-treatment using a sponge float to achieve a fine finish
weber.dur 132 is a base coat render for use indoors and outdoors on masonry, in accordance with DIN 1053, and is particularly suited to highly heat-insulating masonry. It can be used with all mineral and organic overlay renders from Weber, as well as with base coat renders under ceramic wall tiles and slabs. For less demanding requirements, it can also be coated with solvent-free interior paints.
| Grain sizes | approx. 1 mm |
| Layer thickness | 10 - 20 mm |
| Water demand | approx. 8 l/30 kg |
| Flexural strength (28 days) | ≥ 1 N/mm² |
| Solid mortar density | < 1.200 kg/m³ |
| Water vapour diffusion resistance [µ] | ≤ 20 |
| Dynamic modulus of elasticity | < 3.500 N/mm² |
| Thermal conductivity λ | ≤ 0,51 W/mK |
| Class of capillary water absorption | W2 |
| Reaction to fire [EN13501-1] | A1 |
| Strength class | CS II |
| Mortar group (DIN 18550) | PII |
| Render type | Light plaster type I |
| Base color | natural grey |
| Application tool | render machine, smoothing trowel, notched trowel, broom, stainless steel plaster rabot (Rabo-Speed), sponge float |
| Composition | cement, white hydrated lime, graded mineral aggregates, round polystyrene fillers, hydrophobing agents, additives for better workability and adhesion to substrate |
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