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The flow-grade concrete repair mortar and levelling compound weber.floor 4640 (class CT-C50-F7) of Weber.
As a levelling compound on concrete substrates or as a repair mortar for holes or defects in concrete substrates, it can be used both indoors and outdoors.
Its advantage: it can be used without problems on surfaces exposed to moisture, frost and de-icing agents.
Substrate preparation
Filling of holes with weber.floor 4640
weber.floor 4640 can be used to repair holes and defects in concrete surfaces.
In the case of medium mechanical loads, it can be used directly or combined with a suitable reactive resin-based coating like weber.floor 4740 or 4741.
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Priming
1. Mix the primer weber.prim 802 / weber.floor 4716 with water in a ratio of 1 : 3. Avoid using the primer in its concentrated form!
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3. As soon as the primer has become transparent and dry, the application of weber.floor 4640 can start after maximum 48 hours.
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Result
After approx. 7 days, weber.floor 4640 is open to full traffic. If a reactive resin-based coating should be applied on top, follow the instructions given in refer to the technical data sheet.
weber.floor 4640 as levelling compound
The repair mortar is convenient in a bonded system build-up as levelling compound for concrete substrates, such as courtyards, garages, car parking lots, warehouses, production premises, terraces, carports and cellar rooms.
It is both pumpable and flow-grade, and can therefore be quickly and easily pumped to the job site with the mixing pump m-tec duo-mix 2000.
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Primer
1. Mix the primer weber.prim 802 / weber.floor 4716 with water in a ratio of 1 : 3. Avoid using the primer in its concentrated form.
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3. As soon as the primer has become dry and transparent, the application of the concrete repair mortar and levelling compound weber.floor 4640 can begin after maximum 48 hours.
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Mixing
1. Mix the concrete repair mortar and levelling compound weber.floor 4640 with the appropriate water amount. Mechanical mixing is done via a mixing pump approved by Weber (for ex. m-tec duo-mix 2000). Manual mixing is done in a mixing bucket by using an electric drill and an appropriate stirrer (for ex. weber.sys Rührpaddel).