KEMPERTEC EP5: Kemperol

Ideal from spring to autumn

Can be applied down to +5°C and given the next coat after just 4 hours: The benefits of the solvent-free KEMPERTEC EP5 Primer are particularly evident during changing weather conditions from spring to autumn. It is a 2-component product based on epoxy resin. The primer has a high penetration capacity and can also be used as a layer protecting against alkalinity.

Product benefits of KEMPERTEC EP5

Solvent free

Can be easily used in sensitive areas or with running air conditioning.

Can be applied down to +5°C

Particularly suitable for the transitional periods of autumn and spring.

Fast curing

Can receive the next coat after just 4 hours.

Product informationen

Application areas
As a layer protecting against alkalinity, for new buildings and repair work, as a primer for the substrate prepared for KEMPEROL Waterproofing Systems, as a binder for filling compound and repair mortar and for creating a bonding coat for KEMCO Decor Stone in combination with KEMCO NQ 0408 Natural Quartz.

Properties
At +23°C and max. 50% rel. humidity:

workability time approx. 20 minutes
rainproof after approx. 3 hours
can be walked on after approx. 6 hours
can receive the next coat after approx. 4 hours

Consumption
Depending on the nature and condition of the substrate: min. 0.5 kg/m²

Standard colours
Component A blue transparent, Component B yellowish

Pack sizes

10 kg bag: component A 7 kg, component B 3 kg

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