MATERIAL APPROVAL REQUEST '3200-Construction of residential vilas at Al- oie Salamat, Al Ain Project Managers: M/s. CPME/AIM JV \Client: Urban Development Committee - Abu Dhabi |Contractor: Nagarjuna Contracting Co. LLC Isubmitial reference no: MS 50 Revision R1 [Date of submittal 27.08.2009 Materia file ROOF WATER PROOFING ( [4 consnen: |supplier & Subcontractor Name: lYABROOD WATERPROOFING EST A Signature & Seal lAttachments:|1- Product dato/ catalog) [2Specification 1] |sSamples 1 |4Others O Cees tors i Submited by = Sanjay Joshi {SCEWEU by Consullant Date 274.95:2009 Date: Signature & Seal Far use by Consufant & Project Manager IConsultant's Comments: Relor tote commnentson We svpplenenta oA; shee | ~ [project manager's Comment’s | #Wayardy Sevitreke sheuld be evsvided | Consultant Name: Nam Signature: signature: Date: Date: 2 J 0 fo |Approval status a) he abo aoc oo Project Manager Received by NCC signature A Date: | Name:Comment Sheet _ 27.05.09 MAR Roof Water proofing Submittal Date: Submittal Type: Title: Submittal No. : MS 50 Supplier YABROOD Revision No.: Rt The “Engineer's” Approval for the proposed roof waterproofing is conditional & subject to the following; «Compliance to British Standards, ASTM, & any other applicable standards set forth in the Project Contract Documents. WP subcontractor to adhere strictly to manufacturer’s instructions / recommendations with regards to location of use, surface preparation, material application, overlapping, ... etc. The direct supervision or technical assistance from the manufacturer should be available to the “Engineer” when & where required. Submittal of detailed workshop drawings for details not shown in this submittal & elated to W.P, such as but not limited to; termination details around services penetrating the water proofing surfaces, W.P overlap details ... etc. WLP subcontractor should prepare a control sample for the different applications of W.P works, offer the same for the “Engineer's” inspection & subsequent approval, in order to follow similar activities. « W.P subcontractor site staff should inspect different stages of W.P works & sign off the related inspection request, prior to offering the same for inspection, by the “Engineer” «Main Contractor & W.P subcontractor shall both be responsible for ensuring that all W.P works are protected properly against any damage; due to carrying out other site activities, movement of labour & machinery / equipment over the completed areas, steel reinforcement placing, MEP services installation etc.“Contractor” fo notify the ‘Engineer’ of any material delivery to site, records the same in their daily report. “Contractor” to ensure proper material storage & protection for the delivered material. All materials to be raised at least 200 mm above NGL, on a clean platform, the same should be protected against direct sunlight, high temperatures, dust ... etc, in line with the manufacturer's storage recommendations. The “Engineer's” Approval is granted, only, for the proposed material from the supplier / manufacturer mentioned in ‘this submittal. Any products not included in this submittal should be pre-approved prior to its delivery & use at si B Signature: 31.05.09MATERIAL SUBMITTAL BY: YABROOD WATERPROOFING EST.AS jal) gall ~ YABROOD WATER PROOFING EST.ROOF WATERPROOFING SYSTEMRoof Water Proofing System Proposed Materials Supply and lay DAREX AE4 (Grace), light weight concrete laid to falls and cross falls with an average thickness of 8om, and dry density of 55-650 kg/m3, smoothly finished. Supply and apply one coat of PelyPrime WB (Henkel Polybit), water base primer at a specified rate. Supply and lay one layer of BITUPLUS E4180 (Henkel Polybit), 4mm thick SBS waterproofing membrane, torch applied and properly welded to the primed surface. Supply and lay of Sem thick Extruded Polystyrene Thermal Insulation. Supply and lay GeoFabrix 140grms/m2 Geo-textile separation layer Supply and lay waterproofing membrane over the parapet up stand up to 20cm girth and ends in a performed groove. Supply and apply BITUMASTIC (Henkel Polybit), a Bitumin Rubber Mastic Sealant, with backing rod for groove as specified.v wo = s Roof Water Proofing System Method Statement . The main contractor should prepare all surfaces to be ready for the waterproofing system in a manner not to have any irregularities, uneven surfaces or holes or protruding nibs or nails. . On horizontal part, a screed to falls consisting of a light weight concrete of 550-650 ke/m3 density, and thickness starting at Jem at rainwater and increasing with the slope. . All surfaces to receive the waterproofing system, will be examined, the waterproofing works should not be started until the surfaces are approved by the consultant. Surfaces shall be visibly dry and free of dust and loose material Surfaces shall not contain any grease, oil or any other contaminants which could affect the complete bonding of the material to the surface. A cement mortar strip of 50 x 50 mm should be done at all horizontal angles. The parapets and internal up stands should have all holes and honey comb filled with non-shrink mortar and should have been cured for 14 days prior to the application or primer coat. . A primer coat is then applied over the light weight concrete at the specified rate. The primer must be allowed to dry completely before fixing the membrane. The Bituplus E4180 membranes are fixed by torch welding. The membrane rolls are lined up and spread open over the area to whichthey are to be fixed. The rolls are laid so that the next overlaps the first at least 10cm along the side lap. The membrane is then rolled back without changing the given orientation. They are then unrolled once again while heating the underside sufficiently to cause surface melting. End laps should be minimum 150mm. the Jap joints should be heated from the top to produce a thin head of melted bitumen at the steam, which then be smoothened out with the trowel, ensuring a properly welded joint. 7. Atup stand, the membrane will be extended up to required height and will overlap the membrane laid on horizontal surface by 15cm. after finishing the installation of the waterproofing system, a water test for 48 hours should be done before installing the insulation boards. If any leakage appears, the weak point will be detected, repaired and re-test again the roof before preceding the protection works. 8. The thermal insulation board of Scm thick will be loosely laid. No gap should be kept in between the boards at joints. 9. The Geo-textile separation layer is laid on top of the thermal insulation boards. 10.The protection with tiles should be carried out by the main contractor with a maximum care not to damage the waterproofing system, and this protection work should follow immediately the waterproofing works. Neither the waterproofing nor the insulation boards should be kept exposed to U.V. rays. 11.A control joint along up stands and parapets and at 300cm on center. In both directions should be created in the protection system to absorb the expansion and contraction of tiles laid on cement/sand, due to atmospheric conditions and structural movement.INVERTED ROOFING SYSTEM: TILE FINISH [Thermal Insulation Board |SBS Membrane [BituPlus £4180 Primer PolyPrime WB. Foam Concrete |Roof Concrete Yabrood WaterProofing Est.PRODUCTS SUBMISSIONFOAM CONCRETE FOAMING AGENT_ Darex’ AE4 Description Darex® AE4 is a liquid air- entraining agent for use in all types of mortar and concrete mixtures. Itis particularly designed for use in the produc- tion of foamed concrete and for use with synthetic and naturally occurring lightweight aggregates (bulk densities 300 kg, - 1000 kg pper cubic meter) where the den- sity of the fine aggregatelcement paste is normally required to be similar to that of the aggregate. Darex AE4 is formulated from carefully selected raw materials and is manufactured under con- trolled conditions to give a con- sistent product. It is a blend of anionic surfactants, and foam stabilisers. Benefits and Advantages * Darex AE4 will entrain air into all types of concrete, even those with highly angular crushed aggregates * Itcan be used with all types of lightweight aggregates to produce very low density con- crete mixtures. + Darex AE4 can be employed to entrain air in mixtures con- taining high proportions of pulverised fuel ash. * An aqueous solution of Darex [AEA can be prefoamed to give a very stable foam for use in the production of low density foamed concrete/mortar, Foaming Agent nerete Typical Properties Appearance: Pale steaw coloured liquid Viscosity: 3.37 oP at 20°C Solubility in Water: Infinite Chloride Content: nil as pet BS 5075 Freezing Point: orc Corrosiveness to Mild Steel: ail Addition Rates ‘The performance of Darex AE4 is best assessed after preliminary tests on site, using the actual mixture and plant under consid: exation to determine the opti- mum dosage rate which will give the desired concrete properties. For foamed concrete/mortar a 5% - 7% solution of Darex AE4 is added usually via a foam gen- erator. The quantity of foam added will determine the resul- tant density of the concretefmor- tar produced. Hence the volume of aqueous solution added is proportional to the concrete! mortar density required. GRACE ‘Construction ProductsAlternatively, conventional mix- Compatibility Storage ing equipment can be used to With cements: Darex AE4 can Darex AB4 should be stored produce foamed lightweight be used with all types of above 0°C and protected from aggregate concretes. Asa guide Portland Cement including frost. Ifthe product does freeze, to trials, an addition level of Sulphate Resisting Cements and it should be carefully thawed 1400 ml Darex AE4 per 100 kg cement seplacement materials. before mixing. cement should be evaluated. For For use with special cements we storage life in manufacturer's advice and assistance with your recommend that you consult Grams: 12 months from date of trials we would recommend that Grace Construction Products. cure, you consult Grace Construction With other admixtures: Darex . Products. The air content of air _AF4 should not be premixed entrained concrete should be ith other admixtures, ‘The per- regularly checked, and because formance of the material may be Wealth and Safety of the absorptive nature of most lealth and Satet affected by the presence of other ce Darex: ABA Safety Data Storage life bulk storage: 12. months from date of delivery. lightweight aggregates, @ graviv chemicals and we would recom- mei of volimene dering: ee a ee on’ Sheetar consuls Grace - tion is most suitable. Provdats be consoled in such Camnetion Products Darex AE4 is supplied ready for circumstances. Technical Service use, Ieshould be added to con The Technical Service depart- crete or mortar mixtures during Dispensing ment of Grace Construction the mixing process at the same oe that lie aig Products is available to assist, time ashe water or the aggre, atures fox concrete shoudl you inthe correct use of our gates. It should not be added be introduced into a mixer by Pyoducts. Contact: directly to the cement or mortar, means of automatic dispensing Trmay be used asa dilution in. equipment. Arange of equip- Grace Construction Products Led ‘water to create a prefoam. ‘ment is available, and advice on _ 852, Birchwood Boulevard a i supply and fitting is available Birchwood s with all air-entraining agents, fom Grace Construction Warrington WA3 7QZ Darex AE¢ in any given mixture Products on request. Cheshire, England will proportionately reduce com- Tel 01925 824824 pressive strength as the level of Packaging Fax 01925 824033 entrained air is increased. Darex AE4 is supplied in COverdosing with Darex AE4 will 20Sclitre, non-returnable normally produce an increase in containers. Alternatively, bulk air content and workability, deliveries can be arranged. together with a loss in ultimate compressive strength. WD Visi our web site t worn gracconsntoncom Birchwood Boulevasd, Wassington Cheshice WA3 7QZ. ‘yrmnc mong, Camigrts Gen Comnserinatint 408 Mediu ses nage COnsttuction ProductsPRIMER + WATERPROOFING MEMBRANEBITUPLUS E — 4180 SBS MODIFIED BITUMEN WATER PROOFING MEMBRANEDATA SHEET & METHOD STATEMENTI TDS_POLYPRIME-WB_10-08 POLYPR Water Based Bitumen Primer e We POLYPRIME WB is an emulsified bitumen based primer designed for varied applications as a primer and sealer coat. > Economic: Waterproof & weatherproof. > Anti Corrosive. > Non Toxic. > Cold applied. Easy to apply. POLYPRIME WB is used as a primer coat prior to the application of torch applied bituminous waterproofing membranes and oxidized bitumen, Potyrrame, WB is. resistant to alkalis & acids and can withstand pro- Ionged oxidation. ‘The application temperature should be between 4°C to 45°C. Application procedures may vary slightly de- pending upon site conditions. The general recom- ‘mended guidelines for the application of the bitumen ating is as follows: Surface Preparation ‘The surface shall be cleaned thoroughly ofall contam- {nants like dust, traces of curing compound, oi! and grease. All surface imperfections, prottu- sions, structurally unsound and friable concrete ‘must be removed and repaired with a suitable Pouvcrerk* concrete repair mortar Application The surface must be dry before priming with Potyrrime WB. Thoroughly mix the contents of the drum so thet the there is no settlement due to storage. The primer can be applied by brush or roller @4 smt/coat, For dry and porous surfaces apply a second coat. The second coat shall be applied only after the first coat dries off completely. The primer shoutd be allowed to dry naturally before the application of subsequent layers. AAT As with all Bitumen products caution should always be exercised. Protective clothing such as gloves and goggles should be worn (See packaging for specific in- structions. Treat any splashes to the skin or eyes. im- mediately with fresh water. Should any ofthe products be accidentally swallowed, do not induce vomiting Call for medical assistance immediately. Ensure that the container is available for medical attendant to ex amine any relevant instrctions and content details. SOAS ‘The pails and drums must be stored in @ covered area, away from direct sunlight, UV and other sources of heat. ‘The shelf life of the product is up to 12 months if stored as per recommendations. Excessive exposure to stin- light an UV will result in the deterioration ofthe qual- ity of the product and reduce its shelf life.AVN - ; TEST PROPERTIES | VALUES | ND urps Thick Viseous oe Liquid Color Dark Brown Density, (elec) | 1.024002 [ASTM 1475 Solid Content, [%] 40 ASTM D 1644 Firm set @25°C_[ 24 hours : Application ae 5 temperature OO Service temperure] Cio SC] _— All values given are subject to 5-10% tolerance “oLvenine WB 20 it pail & 200 Wedram * Refer to website for TDS ) ‘Amt om te nfraton given re itis sao ptt ob th elvan pide and elaine of ou ren nd wade assciions wel she respentv so ‘ace The frementoad charcesis ese on rata enpiene el lie sing Wad poprie poe es which gp Beyond thor weaned is hi nrotion ‘ont eqite ur writen covenaten- Alleges wes ond ot an abl nad mal empetie of 23°C and 0% reaver uy nes mele thers, Pes of Thunder oer cla condr brdenng cn be nested o layed. Thelafoaton conan erin pact ene ar adn ode of our podot rbasd on ou profeioel experonee As mats end codions may ary with ‘Sch need eplesin, ad thre goed vt pore offen, we stongl tesanmeod Gat in each ese cent es recoded wo check Le slit feu pout for ‘bstotended we Lap iby emt cepa on th bas the cote fh at ee! oy vel ave eve, ule hee ease will scone ogres nelgece ‘mcr Thi etd seat rapide al piu ons leva thspode Manufactured in G.C.C. Henkel Polybit industries Ltd Henkel Polybit industries Ltd.(Branch) PO. Box 48500, Shah, United Arab Emitates P.O. Box 2290 Al Krober 31052, KSA Solos To+871 6 872 2262, Fax:s87 65722200 Tal+9663 6894110, Fax:+9663 6995313 exxmsamn, Faclory Te+071 8 767 0777, Faxt971 6 767 1669 Internat: wawwhenkelpolybitcom &-mell:palybit@henkelpolybit. com Quality for Professionals [BULDING SYSTEMS|TDs _BITUPLUS-E_10-08 ens [TUPLUS SBS Modified Bitumen Waterproofing Membrane Brrur1us F is a bituminous waterproofing membrane manufactured by blending a mixture of bitumen and SBS (Styrene Butadiene Styrene) polymers to obtain excellent waterproofing and low temperature flexibility properties. The polymerized bitumen is coated onto a dimensionally stable reinforcement cote of non woven spun bond polyester rot-proof fabric. The membrane has excellent tensile & tear strengths and is highly resistant to puncture. It is flexible and is suitable for applications where high structural movement is expected Ee > Excellent resistance to positive water & vapor pressure, Good dimensional stability under tension Excellent flexibility. Can accommodate high structural movements. ‘High puncture and fatigue resistance. ‘Excellent tensile and tear strengths. High resistance against water borne chemicals. Exhibits good low temperature flexibility with no physical strain, vY vryy PATON Brrvri.us E membrane is typically used for water- proofing / damp proofing ofthe following areas > Concrete foundations & footings > Basements >» Pile heads > Swimming pools & water retaining structures (externally) > Tunnels > Wet areas (Kitchens & bathrooms) CURE The application temperature should be between 4°C to 45°C. Application procedures may vary slightly depending upon site conditions. The general recommended guidelines for the application of the waterproofing system is a follows ‘Surface preparation The surface shall be cleaned thoroughly of all contaminants like dust, traces of curing compound, oil and grease, All surface imperfections, protrusions, structurally unsound and friable ‘concrete must be femoved and repaired with f suitable PoLycRETE* concrete repair mortar, Polyester Reinforcement \ \ ‘SBS Modified Bitumen PE film Foritustetion Purpose only Priming Apply Potyprime SB* (Solvent based primer) @ 4-6 mi/h, as pet ASTM D 41 to a clean, smooth and dry surface by brush, roller or spray. Allow the primer to dry prior to the application of the membrane. As the vvisoosity of the primer is low, it easily penetrates into the concrete pores. The primer promotes the adhesion between the membrane and the concrete surface, In addition to that, the primer also: acts as a binder for the dust particles which gets accumulated on the concrete surface even after cleaning, Alignment ‘Start the installation ofall membrane plies from the low point or drains, so that the flow of water is over ot parallel to the plies, but never against the laps. All overlaps at the membrane seams shall be installeds0 as to have "up" slope laps over "down" slope laps. Begin membrane application by unrolling the roll of * Brrur.us E membrane and aligning the side laps, Re-roll the roll halfway and stand on the unrolled portion to prevent shifting. Side overlaps should be a minimum of 100 min and the end overlaps 150mm. ‘Torching Brrurvs 8. membrane is installed by using a cylinder ‘ed propane gos torch. Use of hand-held roofing torche is recommended as it affords a good control. If multiple bbumer torching machines are utilized, care must be taken to ensure the application of uniform fearame avoid overheating of the membrane. Bogin torching the embossed polyethylene side ofthe rolled portion of the membrane. Proper torching procedure involves passing the torch flame in an "L” pattern applying about 75 percent of the heat across the coiled portion’éf the roll and 25 percent across the strate, including the lap area of the previously tustalled membrane, As the membrane is heated the embossing stars to melt away exposing a shiny bitumen surface. Roll forward the membrane and press firmly With he boot or roller against te substrato to bond well ‘The propane flame should be moved from side ta side and up the lap edge while the membrane is slowly unrolled and adhered to the underlying surface Subsequent shift of the roll shall be avoided after BZ heating has begun. When complete, the remaining un- torched membrane shall be re-rolled and installed in the same manner. When one end is complete, re-roll the opposite end not yet torched, and install in the same manner. se External Corner Details For tustrtion Purpose oly 68 Internal Corner Details For Mustrtlon Poros only ‘As suggequent rolls are installed, eat is applied to both the roll andthe exposed laps ofthe membrene being overlapped onto. Be y sate to eat teenie roll evenly and not just (AN the lap seas, with eta concentration athe ia Caution: Do not over torch the membrane as this ‘will expose the reinforcement and cause damage to it Sealing Heat both the overlaps and use round tipped trowel to seal the overlap. Adequate heat is confirmed ‘when a uniform flow of melted bitumen compound flows evenly in @ bead that oozes fom the applied membrane’s edges. Excess compound should be pressed into the seam using a heated trowel. Any un-bonded areas must be lifted and re-torched, Do not altempt to reseal by torching the top surface of the membrane, le4s Bitumastic/Polyseal PS RCC & Bituplus B 4. Bituplus 4. Bituboard § Polyprime SB A 4 Protection Screed 5 Plain Cement Protection _ Berurus E should be protected from getting damaged due to the ongoing ste activities and during backfilling ‘Membranes laid on horizontal surfaces can be protected either by a cement sand screed (50mm thick) or by ait asphaltic protection board (BrrupoaRn)*, On vertical surfaces the membrane has to be protected with Brrupoano. Brrupoarp can be fixed on the membrane by torching the underside of the boetd, or witha double sided bitumen adhesive tape En * (Brrvtare TS)* or with a cold applied synthetic rubber adhesive (Brrusonp N)* Brrur.us E conform to the requirements of ASTM and UEAtc 2001 BrrurLus E membrane rolls whether loose ot on pallets have to be stored vertically in a shaded area, neatly covered by a thick fabric and tied securely in a manner that will minimize exposure to sunlight & UV. The ‘membranes shall be protected ftom all sources of heat and extreme temperatures. The shelf life is 12 months if stored as per recommendations. Excessive exposure to sunlight, UV and other sources of heat will result in considerable deletiration of the product and reduce its shelf life. Angle Fillet For iustration Purpose only r Concrete (PCC) ‘Any naked flame should be kept well away from the gas cylinders, When ignited the torch should be' watched at all times. The torch should not be rested on finished roofing. Extreme care should be taken when working near ‘combustible materials or items which mightbe scorched by the gas flame. Ce Brrueus E is non-hazardous, non-flammable and therefore can be disposed off in any regular disposal area. However, they should be disposed off only after wrapping, with paper, plastic or cloth as the modified bitumen has & tendency to soften under heat and pressure which would make further handling very tough. 1BrruPLUsE contains a tacky bitumen compound which can stick to human skin during application. Such stains can be ____ removed by using a cloth dipped in a light solvent. In case the bitumen gets stuck to a sensitive area itis advised to get medical attention, 'PROPERTIES VALUES TEST STANDARDS Thickness, [me] 30,40 [304050] 4050 | 40,50 DINEN 1849-1 Mas per unit area, kg] Summ] 3032 | 3032 . 4mm | 40-42 | 4042 | 4042 | 4042 DINEN 1849-1 smm | - 5052 | 5052 | 5052 Reinforcement (polyeste), (wn?) 160 180 200 250 DIN EN 1849-1 Coating asphalt Siyrene Buiadiene Styrene Polymer Modified Asphalt Softening Point (R&B), [°C] >is ASTM D 36/DIN EN 1427] Penetration at 25°C, [0.1mm] 25.40 ‘ASTM D S/DIN EN 1426 Tensile Strength (LIT), [NiSem) 500350 ] 800600 | 850650 | 11o0m00 | DINEN 12311-1 Elongation at Break (L71), 4] 3043] 40150 | 4050 | 4050 DINEN 1231-1 Shear Resistance at joints eae >s00350 | >800/600 |>ssov6s0 | >t100800] Din BN 12317-1 “Tear Resistance (L/T), [N] 140/170 | 180/200 | 200/220 | 2207240 DIN EN 12310-1 Puncture Resistance, (N] >450 | >550 | >650 31000 "ASTM E 154 Resistance to Static loading Stato = bf DINEN 12730 ‘sistance to leakage at joints @5bar No Leakage BS EN 12390 ydrostatie water pressure 50m (5 bat) BS EN 12390 Water Absorption (BSP), 7 <02 x ASTM D 5147 Heat Resistance at 10°C No Flow DIN EN 52 123, Tow temperature flexibility @-15C : No Crack DINEN 52 123 Resistance to Ageing ‘No-Deterioration—____}__ASTM G 53 Dimensional Stability, Va] 03 DIN EN 1107-1 All values given are subject 5-10% tolerance Rh Brrurius B Tmx 10m, wt 30k Imx 10m, we 40kg Smm_[imx 10m, wt 50kg Pouvenine SB 20 it pail & 200, drum ~ Biruvoanp” Samm [Bmx 095m, wi 665k . : 6.0mm _|2mx tm, we 12.5kg ssrotare TS 10m x 50mm, w 0.60kg Brrvsono N 5 ie & 20 pail “Refer to website for TDS Aya emt feminine seo potable dln nde vr orgies a tae ascii wll toespetve sandr, ‘TiSatementiond chris wr boson pci epesance tnd pie esting, Wars pps a pose sce whch go beyond tose waraned nhs oration ‘hes fei oo sen cna Alaa en we oie ln ambient ed mall npr of #23" and 30 reaver omit nes speci ehwie Pens th nde hcl codon renga betel dle Thelnonston ene ype enero ding of pon inbox ull nd cnn oy vy ‘wench tended pleat, ots oe jel sie of infoce we sony etre atin exc ane et eae opted acer he sib oft prods Torts inadd Lee ati eano bese ao th cvten his dase oy veal avie ven nls tees a ne of wil nizonet ass negligne ono pr. Th chi csc upeedes al reins don elvan iso ‘Manufactured in G.C.C. Henkel Polybit Industries Ltd. Henkel Polybit industries Ltd.(Branch) A. P.O. Box 48539, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates P.O. Box 2290, Al Khabar 31952, K.S.A Leann Sales Teh¥971 6572 2262, Fex:t971 6572 2200 Te:+0G63 GB4T10, Fax:+9663 8095513 Factor Te+971 6 767 0777, Fax+871 6 767 1688 Interot www henkelpolybit com E-malt: polyit@henkelpalybitcom [BUILDING SYSTEMS| Quality for Profes: GeesMETHOD STATEMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF “BITUPLUS” TORCH APPLIED MEMBRANES BITUPLUS range of modified bitumen waterproofing membranes are made of a rich mixture of bitumen and selected polymers blended together to obtain excellent waterproofing properties, heat resistance and cold temperature flexibility. Dimensionally stable carrier utilised in the membrane ensures excellent mechanical properties Weather Conditions Application of BITUPLUS range of membranes is not advisable if the ambient temperature is below 4 deg C. Application of membrane should be avoided in case of extreme weather conditions like a sand storm or rains, etc. Substrate Preparation Substrate should be generally free of oil, grease and made absolutely dry. Any dew settled or other dampness should be thoroughly cleaned using a dry cloth. Honeycombs and spalled conorete to be repaired and all nailed heads and protrusions that are likely to puncture the membrane must be removed or ground. Any surface imperfections or cracks can be made good by using Bitubond polymer modified crack filer. Tools and Miscellaneous equipment required at site 1. Measuring Tape 2. Cutting Blades 3. Cylinder fed Propane Torch 4. Heavy Duty Scissors 5. Heavy Duty Press Rollers 6. Broom brush 7. Cotton Waste 9. Thinner or Solvent Cleaner 10. Paint Roller and Paint Brush 11. Hand Gloves 12. First Aid Kit Priming with Polyprime SB Recommended primer for BITUPLUS membrane system is POLYPRIME SB, a quick drying solvented bituminous primer conforming to ASTM D 41. Apply Primer to the prepared concrete substrate at the rate of 4 - 6 Sq.m. per lire and allow it to dry prior to the application of membrane. Primed surfaces should be covered with membrane within the stipulated period. If left exposed for longer periods, clean and re-prime before applying the membrane. Application Flat Horizontal surfaces The installation is performed using a cylinder fed propane torch, a trowel to seal the seams of the membrane and a knife for cutting membrane, if necessary. The membrane is aligned in the torching position. The desired length is cut and then te-rolled back for about half the length without changing its orientation. The membrane is slowly unrolled whilst the bottom surface is torched. Heating is carried out with a propane gas torch using left to right movements. Torching should be done in such a way that the square ‘embossment of membrane becomes fla! after bitumen is melt. page 1 of 4 ao 'SO 9002 CERTIFIED COMPANYThe next roll is then placed adjacent to the first one in such a-way as to provide atleast 100mm overlap on the joining side and 150mm end lap between rolls, staggering the joints where possible. Inspection of lap joints must be carried out to ensure total adhesion characteristics. Vertical surfaces Application on vertical surfaces should be done with extreme care. Dimensions of the area which needs to be waterproofed is taken and pieces of membrane cut accordingly. The membrane is held firmly in position and the bottom torched and fixed. Small portions are then torched and pressed against the wall. For best results, the torched section is pressed from the middle to the sides to avoid any air entrapment. Corner Details A\ll intemal comers should have a 45 degrees fillet made of suitable cement sand mortar or a preformed PVC fillet as tucking of membranes into sharp comers would have gaps which would prove to be weak points, A 200mm comer strip cut from the membrane should be centred along the fillet to provide an extra layer of protection. External comers should have a chamfer which is 20mm wide, A 200mm wide external strip should be placed centrally to act as an extra protection. PBieupins page 2 of 4 . Tternal Comers oO Iso 9002 CERTIFIED COMPANYRepairs There are very high chances of the membrane getting punctured due to the ongoing site construction activities. Wherever damaged, patch repair should be done with pieces of Bituplus Membrane which protrudes atleast 200mm from all edges of the puncture. Surfaces to be cleaned properly prior and after repair. Termination of Membranes Bituplus has to be compulsorily terminated in the recommended manner on vertical substrates and on horizontal substrates, if left exposed. As Manufacturers, we recommend a wedge groove of the below detailed size to be prepared. The groove to be primed with Polyprime SB and Bituplus neatly tucked in, and finally groove to be sealed with Bitumastic (Bituminous Sealant). This is to avoid detachment of membrane due to excessive exposure to weather conditions. For better protection, an aluminium flashing strip can also be fixed over the groove filled with Bitumastic. Grooves / edges which are under water table and have been waterproofed with Bituplus should be sealed with Polyseal PS, a chemically cured polysulphide joint sealant. BITUPLUS tucked in a inch x 2 inch groove filled with Biturnastic BITUBOARD | BITUPLUS ‘Termination detait of Bituplus membranes Once aid, the membrane must be protected immediately with BITUBOARD (Asphaltic protection board), against long term exposure, construction abuse and backfill material. Bituboard can be fixed in place by BITUSTICK TS or BITUBOND, depending on site conditions. ‘See separate method statement of application for fixing Bituboard. ' Protection of Membranes with Bituboard However, torching slightly on bottom side of Bituboard softens the bitumen when the board can be firmly placed and held over Bituplus membrane. page 3 of 4 a7Sealing joints in Bituboard Protection Board Joints between edges of Bituboard can be sealed using Bitutape. Remove polyethylene surface film from the edges of Bituboard, all along the joint for a width of atleast 50mm and preferably apply Polyprime SB on to the area. Allow it to touch dry. Cut appropriate length of Bitutape with minimum 50mm width. Fix it over the joints immediately. Final Protection and covering of Bituboard All areas covered by Bituboard should be protected from direct sunlight as early as possible. On vertical areas, backfiling should be done as soon as Bituboard is fixed and inspected. On horizontal areas, subsequent trade work such as screeding or reinforcement laying should commence as soon as Bituboard is fixed and inspected. Handling of Membrane Bituplus membranes comes in rolls of 1.0 mtr. Width and 10.0 mtr length. Weight per roll ranges from 40 kg to 45 kg depending on the type of finish. Rolls are thoroughly shrinkwrapped and palletised to avoid any damage in transit or at site. Bituplus membranes should be unloaded by suitable means ensuring no damage is caused to the membrane, Storage of Membrane and Primer Bituplus range of membranes should be stored in a shaded area with an ambient temperature of less than 35 deg C or on wooden pallets neatly covered by any thick fabric like tarpaulin sheets and tied and secured properly to ensure no excessive exposure to sunlight. Membrane should be stored vertically and should not be stacked. Polyprime SB is a solvented bituminous primer and all due care should be taken while working with a solvented material. Store under cover / shade, out of direct sunlight and ensure that naked fiames are kept well away from the containers. Health and Safety As with all bitumen products caution should always be exercised. Protective clothing such as gloves and goggles should be wom at all times. Any naked flames should be kept well away from gas cylinders. When ignited, the torch should be watched at all times. The torch should not be rested on finished roofing. Extreme care -should be taken while working near combustible materials like Polyprime SB or items which might be scorced by the gas flame. See our Health and Safety instruction leaflet for further information. page 4 of 4APPROVAL REFERENCE & APPROVALSaie iGINAL t “ton v aaa teat DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OF | AMARA —— apNoc TECHNICAL INSTITUTE (ATI) AT AL SHAWANEKH iG) | ABUD HABE PROJECT NO. 5962 ature AGREEMENT NO. 41596204 MATERIAL APPROVAL REQUEST (MAR) [ sensino, (eloTaleT rev.ne. [9] Date 24022007 sc Ret Joocument cls X_JFist Suomssion f [secon Submission Further Subrission [Meal Descipten: Underground Tank Waterpotng Trade Name Manufacturer Supplier [ADNOG Reg. No. }. Primer : POLYPRIME $8 2. Membrane (4mm thick) POLYBIT Industries (UAE) Corrossion Technical Services (UAE) x jBITUPLUS E4720, {Speccation ‘Technical Specifications: + AMANA Technical Proposal for Materials iscinin: fecuiement eta cial _Tesaen’ 0) gui wes rundegound wari frecincar Toes eat Attachments: + Speciteatien comparison Shest [ves [EX] NA 4 otmarsunporing document (ie) 2 Sample ra NA 3 Original catalogue X res NA INA :-Not applicable SECT ~S en e/ SG NO ‘SY orjeca No iS 2) p00 | 25 FEB 2007 |r 15 wan 200 REQEIVED rl Ree eg ee veer INeme: Mohammed Anwar Kas Signatue ae Date:_24.022007 ro Aone py ete os oo eee ae I. ACCEPTED. 2. Application procedure’s recommendation shall be as per Manufacturer’s recommendation ond by an approved applicator 3. Submit Draft Warranty letter for this item. 4, Manufacturer to register with ADNOC. | ORIGINAL : SIVA lane be‘alt DHABI MUNICIPALITY & TOWN PLANNING AS darlene A Beabads eesgce Set ytoa 0). E4tte Baprnik ete ele 3 fle — dads g gf ald Be cae Sadat y Tyna ep aah aig ee Foon wy SUEMTITED a Waterproofing membrane For Roofing ‘and Primer: 2g Fe Beta Thick, SDS torch peed Pretproofing membranes 1 Polypeine SB Solvent Based Birumes Siiines. Manotactord By: Polgbit ind Led ~ Shasan/ AE 1 SORMIT TED Ott ha Gap Tce ae ae ert wre alae Ta ge Anal OMS AOL."ADDCH. Q. EXTENSION BUILDING Project ‘& MULTISTOREY GARAGE, Project Ni D 4886 ‘Ghent ‘Abu Dhabi Water Hlevicly Auton'y (AD WEA) ‘Asstt! Plnsing eoop (Gulf Connctors Company (LIC) p00 Consultant _Main Contractor [ Work pevtormed by Maln Contractor su Contscor [7 Supper ult Catron Cray (LLC recTet Me Ea WL. ‘Type oso avachments: a ‘Seb-Contractor co > Copy of Raated Contract Spec, Clause (eas) (emma > Copy ofRalated Page) ofB.0.0. oo Material Gao =D Cony of Contract Drawing/Sketch qocl > CopyotAddendum cjCj POS) Shop Drawings Go > CtsloguesBrochure ..Original+...conies) CT) C_) > Mamactarer Cerentes :. QO Menoasttement — > Copy ot Previous approvals ea Sp Samples (40s) oo Tem Deipice = a FORROOE AND WET. T[Binsninows Primer Dapeine dom Dopo Ye 2 Jews SBS Waterproofing meabrane Bap A180 fom Pj nda (oe HLO. Bulg) Tee 3 ot men = Bienen Grade 1155 Yer ‘Terma Insulation T Roafimate Extruded Polyryrene Foam.-52-35 Kem? Ye 5]Nonwoven Gectnils = Aly om Alain Co Ye [enum Doabie Rewforeod Bramia — BiesplsP 4000 G few Plo darvi (or Mulory Guage) Ye HWaieproofing Menta 7Psysiphideronshrinking sealant ~~ Seal Master om Sipen Ye ub Contractor Y ProTeaMidte Ba Wt Client Comments PO soap aa pone hag Ly slea fondSubmittal Approval Request sub, Pile Head Treatment i Ser.No Project TONSTRUCTION OF NEW BUILDING FOR ADVE no. [AT DOUBLE TANK AREA IN ABU-DBABT, ADWE (Senior Saf NECTORATE Project 62680 Cent 7 Abra Water Ee srieg Auber DWEAT Consviant “AcoiecriaPaaning Group . Main Contrator_: CODE Conraciing Company (LC) Ss OUTGOING. 2005 uments Drv I = Work performed by Maio Contractor = [TV] ub coorracter, §=— [——] DE Convasing Company CLC) me 17.05.2006 ype of Subinal ‘Subcontractor Materia! a Drawings co el Cantos "Na Contam T__ [Pile head weatment as per the following system: ‘Yes 1) ISOLA Non shrink cementatious grout [2) ISOPOX EC epoxy mortar - 20 mmm thick. Is) CORROPRUFE 220 SBS seamless liquid waterproofing membrane - 2 mma ick 4) 2 layers of ram thick BITUPLUS E waterproofing membrane [5) ISOPOX Grout LEM epoxy grout - 30 ram thick, [Manufecturer: ISOLA, Babrain =| | ‘Supplier: Corrosion Technical Services Co. (Corotech) (Catalogue & previous approval copies enclosed) [sub Contracior ete ne aati [Client Comments Recened By ConracterTEST REPORTS§ al dlvile = a Material Lab> REPORT ON TENSILE & ELONGATION OF WATER PROOFING MEMBRANE (BITUPLUS E4190) Paget off tient Honcl Pelybit Indusbies Limited Address + P.O. 8ex43639, Shatfah, UAE ReportNo.: 177605 SN4Mt Contreetor NP Lab, Projact No, P-878 Consuitsnt 2 NP Sample No: 0847 7005/1-3 Project Name NP Date Sample Received : 16/03/2008 Project No. 2 NP Date lest slatted; 17/03/2000 Size of Sample 1 Rol bute test completed: 17/03/2008 ‘Sample Desorpton : SBS Modified Blumen Waterproofing membrane Report Date: 17/03/2009 (Gituplue £4180 4.0mm Thieknese) ‘speed fMachine ; 100.0 rvmimin Source of sample Honkel Polybit Induetes United Gauge Length : 200.0 nvm Marking on Semple Henkel Pobybit Industries Limited Conditioning Temperature : 24% Date of sampling. : 11/02/2008 Tested by: FAG ‘Sample Brought in by: Client Sampled by | + Clerk I — = onsite Strength (Method: VEAts) Longitudinal 7] Width | Thekawer | Max Forse | “Elongation at Break oat No | gn” (nm {ier} eo cetrreosn | __50 | 4.000 7720 35.78, os-t776082 |" 80 4.000 957.0 54.88 9.17608 | 50 4.000 247.0 48,05 laverage = 388.67 48.78, revee (i 1008 wey 900 200 700 09 00 400 300 200 400 ° i ° ae eo SCOOTERS 100.0 | 12.5 725.0 Extension (min) Methiod variation Nil Remarks nt Autized Signetory Sonail Zafar este ts eyo ato ts sete repre exci ul, whut we approval othe avon TNE rirhWigAl aN OFL-HWASLA Beal ANSI et © NOV a Mevvttatttrd S471 SOY Le CET nage Spain gad TUN aL Heed often: ROor-114712, Ou ntud Arab Arata. al: 4993 42405678 ‘shure ho fon 29404, Abu Diab Pe (PS Coonan stntude 25071267", Longueg “all dhssila eh Oru Material Lab> REPORT ON TENSILE & ELONGATION OF WATER PROOFING MEMBRANE (BITUPLUS £4180) Page 2a contacter + Honk Polit ates Utes Address 1 9.0, Boe 4699, Shageh, UAE Reporte: 477605 SHH Gilent 2 NP Lis Projecto. PTS ‘Consultant 7 NP Sample No; 0S-177606/4-6 PrimatNeme NP be Sample Reosved: 16082009 Project No. NP Cat teat started: 1770372008 Sue ofSemple —: 1 Rol Date ent completed: 17082008 ‘Sample Deseription || SBS Modified Biturnen Waterproofing membrane Report Date: 17/03/2009 (Bltuplus £4160 4.0mm Thickness) Spaed of Machine: 100.0 mm/min Soucecteampia Henkel Poybit rusts Limited Gauge Length: 200,0mm WYarcng on Semple Honk! Pot ustles Umited Condterng Temperature: 24° bate ofsemoing +: +¥7092000 Trestedby: PAG Samp Brought in by: Clent Sampled by Clant _. is 2 eee — Tonale Strength (method: VERE) ‘Wkith | Thickness Test No. (nm) (om) _(wSemn) Elongation at Sraeik (%) 09-47 7605/4 50 4,000 532.0. 48.70. ce-i7ze0s5 | 50 | 4000 [-_e020 cuss | (09-177805/8. 50 4,000 582.0 48.85 lavrago = | s382 wat Force (N) Mothod vacation: NU Remarks None he autlorega Rica etertar essa rete eater tse ‘Tinos sel berproduend ween fl ihe meen ara he abe. Teh Fase be LFA la Haale ye ONE: \auraprattecged ot avant akon MT nde gtannyhd FmE 24717, Dota ait Arab Ei ‘Shale. ‘ase, To 197126500871, rhode 338712467, congiwa S57°89,95°H al aadwe —_— ¥ i dhs vile Mi, aa Material Lab> REPORT ON TEAR PROPERTIES OF WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE (BITUPLUS &4180) Page ott Contractor Hankel Poy industries Lrsited Address P.0, Box 48699, Sharjah, UAE ReportNo.: 177606 S11 Cent 2 NP Lab, ProjectNo.: P-675 Coneuttant NP Date Sainple Received: 45/09/2008 Project Name Ne Date test started: 17/09/2008 Project No. NP Data test completed: 17/08/2008 Ske of Sampie 1 Rell Report Date; 18/08/2008 Semple Description; SBS Modified Blumen Waturprooting membrane Sample No: 09-177608'7-0 (tuplus E4180 4.0m Thicknees) Samplo Ret, No! NP. Source of sample: Henkel Po} Industrias Linited ‘Olart Ref. Nor NP Markeng on Sample: Henkel Ply indus Unted Teeling Tempercture: 23°C Date of samping "1708/2008 Size of specimen (mm): 200.0% 50.0 Sampled by Cent Testedby: PAG Speed ottvachte _: tent ‘Tost Oat ol ‘Longitudinal Transversal Specimen No. with Thicknoss Max Fores TaxForse a (enn. w ale 09-17799677 50.0 4,090 84 208.0, 09-1778058, 5000 4.090 2083 175. 08-17 78069 50.0 4.000 1933 4733 Average 2267 208.9 Longitudinal Transversal “oat Standard Uedte: MOAT.27:5,44 Condtoring of soseimen UEAIG: MORT.27:544 Method vaiafon Nt Romarks None WL ah, a Sohail Zafar fant an cry oe a ‘repr hl nto posit esa, GSO preety tre NWT EF #Nes gl pA TL aoAr a Baal gra ys ETT ‘ave areca 01 FOP Fe gy Syn! gag FT aad ote 00x 114717, Oubal, United Arab Sniats, Tl 4971 82405678 Ry t4971 4 a * Shag n0.bona0401, Abu DhablrPovor= 4563, Tal 4971 26327677, Fox NRCeasaacbteteels| LAE oi crscoonntss aude 07 247N Longe 9357 S835" el rn ist7 Kx cs “al dhwcile a a. Material Lab> REPORT OF PUNCTURE RESISTANCE OF WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE (BITUPLUS E4180) ke Page doe contractor + Hankel Poly Industries Limited agiress .0, Box 48539, Sharfsh, UAE Cont Ne Report No: 477608 SN1/4 Consultant NP. Lab, Projot No. P-675 Project Name rs Date Semple Recabved : 18/03/2008 Project No. Ne Cate test started: 17/08/2000 Size of Sample 1 Rok Date test completed: 18/03/2008 Sample Desctiption SBS Modified Bturren Welerproafing membrane Raport Date; 1803/2000 (Gituplus E4180 4.0mm Tr loknoss) Sample No’ 09-177606/10 Source of sample Henkel Polybit Indust (imited ‘Teatg Temperature: 24°C Marling on Sample: Henk PolybtIncusties Limited Testedby: PAS Date of sameling ‘112008 Sernple Brought indy: Cent Sempied by + Clio Test Method |S weter proofing mamtrane wea landed by steel ball 10 mm-dlaeter with a constant weight of 28Kq on concrete substrate for 24 hours. a “Test Data Specimen No. Test Reault Aer ioading for 24 hous, he sample was examines visually and by using oairreasito | a 60mm high weter colunr above icaded area. No leakage ot water has teen observed and found non preforated by 25 kg ned, “Tost Method VER MOAT. 27 Method variation © NI Remarks 2 NI Auttinded Signatory Sohail Zafar : Deputy Laborato Manager Sohail Zafar Deputy Laboratory Manager Materizl BD os tg en 0 al, ate faut ta te ‘Mire atbe ueaet eoN, who wtun apron abo, NWS elvan CF HOA Rea ales age AB ‘Aitvaratiec se onaunrece hoa desn gin) Ua dase a itd hab tison tl s9P1 42409079 Fs oT 3405077 sy nesayaTy fort 07 26020836 eal ibenisoae Wobnie w ahne “end fe: #0, 914717, Db ‘ThjalyROaoe- 2401, Abu 0 ceordnater tatu 25¢7°12¥ ‘all diwile ah oy Material Lab> REPORT ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE (BITUPLUS E4180) Page bore Contactor {Heckel Pojbit Industries Lirted Addeess 2 9.0. Box 48630, Sharjah, UAE Ctent : NP Report No. 177605 SNA Contutant Ne ok Lab, Project No. : P-67S Projet Name : oN ate Sarge Received T5/03'2009 Projet No. 2 NP Dete teat started : 17/09/2009 ‘Size of Sample 4+ Rol Date test complated : 17/03/2008 ‘sample Descrplon ; SBS Modifed Stumen Waterproofing membrene Report Date: 18/03/2008 (Bituphie £4180 4.0mm Thickness) Sample No: “0B-177805/11 Source of sample ;_Henkel Pei industries ited ‘esting Temperature: 24°C Marking on Semple: Herkal Plyit ndusties Lied Tosted by: PAG Date of sampling: 170572008 Semple Brought in by : Clint Sampled by + Cllent Tat Data [Softening Point, (Test Method ASTID 90-80) 120°C [oat Resistance @ 90°C for 2 hours (UEAC) To nign offoyze2gging, slippery and vistering observed. Penetrationgas"6 (Test Method ASTD 647) 20.3 dimm Unit weight (Test Method UEAIe) 1 984:Sectio 6:Cleuse B ft Keim Method variation: Ni Remarks Ni swohhesatin Sohail Zafar Deputy Laboratory Manage: AD, Tips Zo gg «eR. al dhasile Lay, Matera! L2B> & Ler tea nese Rept ree oy anne ‘hep sat tet be repos excotn fl wad win appro ofthe abort GANTT riotvi gan WV TPE Raga pp IV a pg Maen Taeentngee Av TAP WAN cea FONE rayon ya FFE nage ge tend Otis Rosson 114717, Dba United Arab Emirates Tel: 4971 42405676 Fax: 497143405677 Shorjele poten 52401, AbUDAIERCbox- 43562, Ta. $077 26927877 Fou: 971 2 $326426 Emalnlahlab.e Webster worm ml¥ “a dhusile a =. Material Lab> REPORT ON WATER PERMEABILITY OF BITUPLUS £4180 ON CONCRETE Page Sof Contractor Henkel Poly Indvevos Limited Address P.0. Box 48559, Sharjah, UAE Client NP Report No.: 177808 SNI/t Consultant : NP Leb. Project No.: P.£75 Project Name NP. ata Sample Racelved: 16/03/2008 Project No. 2 NP Date test started : 18/03/2000 Size of Sample 1 Roll Dnate test completed : 16/03/2009 ‘Sample Description ‘SBS Modified Bitumen Waterproofing membrane 2010872008 (Bituplus £4180 4.0mm Thickness) 5 09-177606/12-12 Soures of sample ‘Henkel Polybit Industries Limited ‘Testing Temperature :" 24°C Marking on Sample Henkal Polyblt Industries Limited Tested by: PAG Date of eamoling ‘11osva008 ‘Sample Brought in by Cilent ‘Sampled by 5 Cllent Test Results * = Lb, Sample No. oo.t77605/12 o-177606/13, [Senders No. 4 2 Water Penetration (oom) No Penetration of water was observed, Test Mathod + DIN 1048: Part 6: 1904 Method variation NIL Remarks ‘Test was done by placing the materiel onthe cortrate cube to check the penetration of water In the sample under pressure. + No peretration of water was sasarved in the concreie st the end of three days fest AutHorized Signatory Sohail Zafar Deity Laboratory Manager sutton en se “Tri tepa ssl nate reruns exapla thou! wn Ape te Labonte. 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Box; 1338, Umm Al Quwain , United Arab SmlratesGEO-TEXTILE SEPARATION LAYER 140 gm/m2& GeoFabrix Engineered Geotextiles GeoFabrixis 2 manufacturer of needlepunched nonwoven golexiles which are versatile in solving many soil and water management problems found in construction, roofing and road building. Our range of products is engineered from high qualty chemically inet and LUV stable polyester or polypropylene fibres which become a integral part of the fuid and vapour management system. Various mechanical, hydraulic and fitering crea imposed by soll and construction concitions are meet by our materials. GeoFabrix materials ‘are designed to perform the fllowing functions: Drainage The ability to convey waler and vapour across the plane ofthe fabric. Removing excess rain and ‘round wer prevents sol saturation, pressure buildup and stagnation. 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Oe wa‘) eens (9821 doup ev00) eumound aweUKa asia | cols cov oust: ors} onse oer | ‘ont ofa | om | oii | Omi Nj! erazomna | ‘wbuoas armoured Ha 2019 219. zriD ee ee oe tee) Cee Cees Cee e eet eee te Conetataas ~*~ suojeoyioeds jeajuyooey xliqejoaes > Sa[1}XE}Oa5 Ja}SaA}Og Sales [5HMASTIC SEALANTms _BrTuMasty~ 10-08 ITUMAST Bitumen Rubber Mastic Sealant oh Brrumastic is a single component, solvent based bitumen rubber mastic joint sealant. The sealant on curing forms a tough and flexible seal. It has excellent adhesion to concrete, brick- work, asphalt and most construction material substrates. The mastic sealant is modified with non asbestos fibres to make the sealant thixotropic and slump free when applied on vertical areas. TANGA > Gooid expansion and contraction properties. > Gooil tensile strength & elongation. > Pliable and flexible. Stability at high ambient temperatures. Excellent adhesion, strong durable bond. Economical. ‘Single component. IELDS OF APPLICATION Brrumasric is ideally suited for sealing and fing zap and joints on roofs, potafing horizontal chases for Walerproofiog membranes and felts. Sealing around roof/wet service pipes. Pointing between brickwork and roof flashings. Sealing cracks in asphalt and con- crete pavements. Filling horizontal joints in concrete and asphalt where movements are not expected OOS Brrumastic is a blend of rubber and high quality bi- tumen carried in a hydrocarbon solvent to improve the application properties. Black in color and exhibiting a non slump consistency it cures by solvent release, to form a tough flexible waterproof seal vyyy TIO RUCTION Surface preparation Surface must be free from all dirt, dust and loose ma- terial. Any oil and grease contamination must be re- moved completely. The surface must be made dry prior to the application of the sealant. Masking Prior to application of primer and sealant, apply mask- ing tape to the adjacent sides ofthe joins for geting a neat finish and to avoid the spilling over of the sealant con tae edges. Priming Under normal circumstances priming is not required, Howevél, for very dry and porous surfaces, itis rec- ‘ommended to apply one coat of a solvent based bitu- men primer (POLYPRIME SB)*. Similarly for joints subjected to continuous immersion, priming is recom- mended. Application The sealant can be applied by means of a spatula or trowel. As the product is solvented, itis recommended ‘o mix the contents ofthe pail with a paddle mixer for 1 few minutes prior to the application to ensure a ho- mogenous mix. Sealant application should start form the bottom of the joint/groove and continued to the top. Immediately tool the joint with the spatula or putty Inife to smoothen and compress the sealant to effect total contact with joint surfaces. The putty knife shall bbe moistened with a cleaning solvent to prevent the sealant to adhere to the knife and ensuring a smooth and neat finish. Where masking tape has been em- loyed to keep building surfaces clean, itis advisable to remove them at the moment the sealant filling is completed, ‘The sealant cures on solvent release. The initial sur- face skinning will occur within 24-48 hour, however full cure depends on relative humidity. A 10mm depth of seal will typically cure within 14-21 days @25°C (@50% RH. CLEANING: Tools and equipment should be cleaned immediately after use with a cleaning solvent. Hardened materials can be cleaned mechanically only.SARA ‘The pails and drums must be stored in a covered, dry and shaded area, away from direct sunlight, UV and other sources of heat and protected from extreme tem- peratures, The shelf life of the product is up to 12 ‘months if stored as per the recommendations. Exces- sive exposure to sunlight and UV will result inthe de- terioration of the quality ofthe product and reduce its shelf life. Brrumastic contains petroleum distillate, is flam= ‘able, Keep away from fire, sparks or other source of ignition, Wear protective clothing, rubber gloves, ‘musk and safety goggles. 1. Fire Flammable when wet, 2. Skin — Avoid repeated or prolonged contact, Remove bitumen stains with hand cleaner that is able to remove. oil or grease and then clean with soap and water. 3, Eyes~ Contact could cause irritation. Flush with co- pious amount of clean water. 14, Inhalation — can cause dizziness. If difficulty in breathing persists, administer oxygen. ‘Theoretical Coverage: Linear meter per ky of sealant Foint Width mm) 6 [lo |] 5[20 35 [30 [40 Tone FS [2s ue fiahiol 7 Deva [81 {11 [ro] 7 [55] 4 (ony POs [tps] 4 [spas 2 éfs]3 [28] 25 |18 rg 7/28) 25 [050)070 20 2-2] 18 [0.70] 0.90, 35 0.70) 085} 1.10 30 00] 1.40 35 — [us AANA ATAU PROPERTIES ‘VALUES Color Black Form Viscous paste Solids content, (%) >80 ‘Stamp Nil Density, (e/ee] 1 MAF, (%] HO Tnitial set at 35°C 24-48 hours Full cure at 35°C 14-21 days (1mm) Dilute acids, sewage,sea water] Chemical sistent rides and slpat os Service temperature SC t0 70°C ‘Application temperate iecmssc All values given are subject to 5-10% tolerance SUPPLY BirowASTIC 20g pail Pourrinte SB 20 It pail & 200 i drum “Refer to website for TDS ‘Ast rm he tortion given ret alro inparit ose th erat ines and option of vrosagaaces and wee asoitions as wel ste epetiv ea ‘it Tn sfrometinnd obra seb on rcl expres end oped tes Wate properties nd pus ses whic go yond those wna ip inka ‘hon eqte our en cnfematn Ail given wes oben ambient end mer! mperstae of +23 °C aed 30 relive i oii es specie otherwise, letra That ano cleai cons adasing cs be sero ele “Thelafrmaten onteved heen, pics ened oh bang ane of ar roduc, bad ce ou profsoal experience. Asari an contin my vy With tach need epi ad those bye ur pat of eng, wo seal ecmmené ha i eh ease sucess we corded check te ely of om pode fr tinted xe Lgl by cant bcd o th bss of te content otis shut ra Wa leven, ues ths acs of will icone grote nelgese ‘nour Th tcl dla chs eee a peviour fan eral Pod. Manufactured in G.C.C. Henkel Polybit Industries Ltd. 20. 80x 4850, Shay, United Arab Emirates Sales Teis971 6 672 2262, FaxtO7$ 6872 2209 semen. ck) Tls0T% 8 167 OTT, P9716 77 1669 Internet: wirizhenkelpolybit.com E-malt: polybit@henkelplybicom Quality for Profes: Henkel Polybit industries Ltd.(Branch) P.O, Box 2230, Al Khobar 31982, KS.A Tek+9663 8804410, Fex:+9663 699513 lBUILDING sysTEMs|