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    The document provides guidelines for two starting formulations for cement-based screed or estrich applications. The first formulation is anhydrite-based and contains anhydrite, Portland cement, calcium carbonate, silica sand, potassium sulfate accelerator, cellulose, defoamer, and ViscoCrete powder. The second formulation is cement-based and contains Portland cement, high aluminate cement, natural anhydrite, calcium carbonate, silica sand, cellulose, defoamer, tartaric acid retarder, lithium carbonate accelerator, and ViscoCrete powder. Both formulations are meant as guidelines and performance may vary depending on ingredients used.

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    The document provides guidelines for two starting formulations for cement-based screed or estrich applications. The first formulation is anhydrite-based and contains anhydrite, Portland cement, calcium carbonate, silica sand, potassium sulfate accelerator, cellulose, defoamer, and ViscoCrete powder. The second formulation is cement-based and contains Portland cement, high aluminate cement, natural anhydrite, calcium carbonate, silica sand, cellulose, defoamer, tartaric acid retarder, lithium carbonate accelerator, and ViscoCrete powder. Both formulations are meant as guidelines and performance may vary depending on ingredients used.

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    The document provides guidelines for two starting formulations for cement-based screed or estrich applications. The first formulation is anhydrite-based and contains anhydrite, Portland cement, calcium carbonate, silica sand, potassium sulfate accelerator, cellulose, defoamer, and ViscoCrete powder. The second formulation is cement-based and contains Portland cement, high aluminate cement, natural anhydrite, calcium carbonate, silica sand, cellulose, defoamer, tartaric acid retarder, lithium carbonate accelerator, and ViscoCrete powder. Both formulations are meant as guidelines and performance may vary depending on ingredients used.

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    Sika® ViscoCrete® Powder

    Applications

    Estrich screed

    X >
    Application Estrich
    Estrich
    - Gypsum or (cement) based
    - Pumped
    - Thick layers 50 to 100 mm

    < X >
    Starting formulation Estrich

    Anhydrite based Approx


    Anhydrite 375,00g
    Portland cement 20,00g
    Calcium carbonate 100,00g
    Silica sand (0-4 mm) 500,00g

    Potassium sulphate (Accelerator) 3,00g


    Tylose H 20 P2 (Cellulose) 0,50g
    Agritan 800 (Defoamer) 1,00g
    ViscoCrete 125 or 225 0,20g

    Water 17% - Compressive strenght 30 MPa

    Note: These formulations are meant as guidelines only. The results will vary
    depending on the ingredients used. Sika does not guarantee the performance of
    these formulations in any way.

    < X >
    Starting formulation Estrich

    Cement based (OPC/HAC) Approx


    Portland cement (52,5) 40,00g
    High aluminate cement 100,00g
    Natural anhydrite 35,00g
    Calcium carbonate 250,00g
    Silica sand (0-4 mm) 500,00g

    Tylose H 300 P2 (Cellulose) 1,00g


    Agritan 800 (Defoamer) 1,00g
    Tartaric acid (Retarder) 0,50g
    Lithium carbonate (Accelerator) 1,00g
    ViscoCrete 125 or 225 0,20g-0,50g

    Water 18% - Compressive strenght 25 MPa

    Note: These formulations are meant as guidelines only. The results will vary
    depending on the ingredients used. Sika does not guarantee the performance of
    these formulations in any way.

    < X

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