Glue-putty mixture 25kg, white THRAKON

THC 405 is a one-component, polymer-modified, fiber-reinforced, dry cementitious mortar intended for bonding and plastering thermal insulation boards in external thermal insulation systems (ETICS). The product is compatible with EPS (expanded polystyrene), XPS (extruded polystyrene), mineral wool and cork. It is suitable for both bonding and preparing the base putty layer, providing high strength, excellent adhesion, resistance to moisture, frost and cracking.

THC 405 meets the requirements of European standards EN 13499 and ETAG 004, which guarantees durability and safety when used in thermal insulation systems.

Technical characteristics

• Class: In accordance with EN 13499 and ETAG 004
• Color: White
• Maximum application thickness: 10 mm
• Working time with the material: 1.5 hours
• Open time for corrections: >15 minutes
• Temperature resistance: from -30°C to +90°C
• Curing time: 5 minutes
• Adhesion strength on EPS and substrate: > 0.25 N/ sq.mm
• Impact resistance: up to 10 J (class I10 according to EN 13497)

Consumption norm

• As glue: 3.5 - 4.0 kg/sq.m
• As putty: 3.5 - 4.0 kg/sq.m
• Total consumption (gluing + puttying): ~7 - 8 kg/sq.m

Main advantages

• Simultaneous glue and putty - saving time and material
• High adhesion to various bases
• Fiber-reinforced for additional strength and resistance to cracking
• Resistant to moisture, cold and freeze-thaw cycles
• Excellent workability and elasticity
• Compatible with European insulation systems

Application

• For bonding and plastering thermal insulation boards (EPS, XPS, mineral wool, cork)
• For reinforcement with a mesh of fiberglass
• For reinforcing problem areas around doors, windows, pipes and cables
• Not recommended for floors

Dilution / Mixing

• Water/powder ratio: 24 - 28 ml of water per 100 g of dry solution
• Approximately 6.0 l of clean water are used for a 25 kg bag
• The solution is used within 4 hours after preparation

Packaging and storage

• Packaging: Paper bag 25 kg
• Storage: Up to 12 months in a dry place, protected from moisture and frost, at a temperature above 0°C