DATA SHEET

PU200
Two pack non-yellowing PU floor finish

EPOXY SYSTEMS

An extremely tough but flexible, pigmented, chemical and stain resistant, wear-resistant, durable and
non-yellowing coating. Available in Gloss and Low Sheen.

PRODUCT TYPE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES (AT 25°C )

UV stabilised pigmented aliphatic 2-pack polyurethane

Mixed solids 45% (gloss)
Colour Light grey and other colours with MOQ
USE
Specific gravity 0.98 mixed approx.
This coating is ideally suited as a finish coating for seamless
flooring, and as a durable, non-yellowing sealer/finish for concrete Specular gloss 60 88 (gloss, 39 (10% addition PA-14)
and masonry. UV exposure-related yellowing of epoxy primers and Coverage 6-8 metres/litre/coat
base coats is prevented when this product is used as a finish coat.
Drying time 2.5 hrs gloss, 6 hrs satin
(25°C, 65% rel. hum.)
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Light foot traffic after overnight drying.
Allow 48 hrs minimum before any
• Aircraft hangars
heavy traffic. Requires 5–7 days to
• Aircraft and automotive workshops achieve full solvent and stain resistance.
• Internal and external trafficable surfaces
Recoat window 4–24 hrs
• Prisons
• Schools, hospitals and public buildings Viscosity 200 cPs approx. (30°C)
• Retail Durability suitable for R9 – R13 dependent on addition
• Plant rooms exterior exposure of aggregate
UV protection Contains UV absorbers
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Water resistance Excellent
• Non-yellowing (no effect after 7 days immersion)
• Skydrol resistant
Chemical resistance Good resistance to acids, alkalis
• Durable
and most common solvents.
• Gloss or low sheen finish Detail available in attached table.
• Slip-resistant options
Stain resistance Very good (refer attached table)
• Scratch resistant
including tyre stain#
• Resistant to petroleum oils
• Versatile Abrasion resistance Very good (refer attached table)

• Abrasion and impact resistant Monomeric isocyanate <0.7%

• High mechanical strength Ancilliaries available Wet edge extender (PA-03),
PU cleaning solvent (PW01, PU thinner
APPLYING (PT01)s, flatting additive (PA-14),
NY catalyst (PA07)
Moisture content of the concrete must be below 6%.
Prior to the application of PU200, prime the concrete with E100. Transport and handling Flammable product
UN1263 PKGIII HAZCHEM 3[Y]E
Roller Application
1. Add pigment pack to part A resin and mix thoroughly with a low
speed mechanical stirrer until complete uniformity is achieved.
Add part B hardener and again mix until uniform. This should be
achieved in approximately 3 minutes.

2. Apply the mixed product at a rate of approximately 6-8 m2/litre

in minimum two applications. If applying over an anti-slip base
layer where the base has been broadcast with an aggregate,
the consumption will increase to approximately 3-5 m2/litre but
does depend on the size of aggregate.

Where there is a requirement for increased slip resistance,

PU200 can be used in conjunction with quartz sand, bauxite or
aluminium oxide to produce surfaces compliant with slip/friction
specifications.

ISSUE NUMBER 120219

 RESISTANCE PROFILE TWO-PACK NYPU TWO-PACK SATIN NYPU
FABNPU400 FABNPU400+10% PA14
REAGENT PARAMETERS RESULT RESULT
Industrial solvents
Ethyl acetate 200 double rubs* NC NC
MIBK 200 double rubs* NC NC
Isopropyl alcohol 3 hour Sl. Soften – recovers to NC Sl. Soften – recovers to Sl. Mark
Xylene 3 hour Sl. Soften – recovers to NC Sl. Soften – recovers to Mark
Garage chemicals
Antifreeze/water 24 hour NC NC
Brake fluid 24 hour Sl. Soften – recovers to NC Sl. Soften – recovers to V.Sl.Mark
Petrol 3 hour NC NC
Diesel 24 hour NC NC
Skydrol 3 hour Soften – recovers to Sl.Mark Soften – recovers to Sl.Mark
24 hour Soften – recovers to Mark Soften – recovers to Mark
Process oils (recycled car tyres) 24 hour NC NC
– tyre stain
48 hours NC NC
120 hours NC NC
Household chemicals
Coffee (60°C) 24 hour NC NC
48 hours NC NC
120 hours NC NC
Sodium bicarbonate (10%) 24 hour NC NC
NaCL (10%) 24 hour NC NC
Red wine 1 day NC NC
Vinegar 24 hour NC NC
Mustard 24 hour V.Sl. Stain – removable** V.Sl. Stain – removable**
Graffiti chemicals
Black marker pen 24 hours, removal with 1 application 1 application
graffiti remover*
48 hours, removal with 1 application 1 application
graffiti remover*
Spray paint 24 hours, removal with 1 application 3 applications
graffiti remover*
Graffiti remover FWS01 70 double rubs* Sl. Soften – recovers to NC Sl. Soften – recovers to NC
24 hour NC NC
Scratch resistance
Pencil hardness >5H >5H

Notes
1. Samples and reagents @ 23°C
2. NC = No Change
3. * not DIN ISO 2812
4. ** Removable with Graffiti-Remover FWS01

It is highly recommended that a spill of any chemical must be removed and cleaned as soon as possible.

TEST TEST METHOD RESULT RESULT

Taber Abrasion CS-10 1000g 46 mg 65 mg
1500 revolutions
Gloss (Specular 60°)* 88 39

* Determined by painting on gloss surface single coat at recommended film weight.

Head Office
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SURFACE PREPARATION WARNING – ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

• Use xylene for first/priming coat for penetration when required – Temperature and the surrounding atmospheric conditions will
maximum 20%. play a part in the curing process of all epoxy products. Under
• The concrete substrate must be firm, clean and dry with a conditions of low temperatures and high humidity the final cured
compressive strength of 25 MPa and a minimum surface tensile surface finish can be adversely affected potentially resulting in
strength of 1.5 MPa. poor gloss retention, discolouration over time, poor overcoatability
and intercoat adhesion. Quite often these conditions will result in
• New concrete must be allowed to cure for a minimum of 28 days.
the formation of a white film over the surface often evident after
• Remove all surface laitance, contaminants, existing coatings, contact with water. This chemical reaction with the atmosphere is
curing compounds and any weak and loose materials. commonly referred to as “amine bloom” or “amine blush”.
• Prepare the concrete surface by Abrasive Grit Blasting,
If this occurs then the existing coating will need to be abraded
Shot Blasting, Scarifying, Ultra High Pressure Water Jetting
to completely remove the affected surface to ensure the adhesion
or Scabbling to provide the appropriate surface profile for
of subsequent applications. In some cases partial or complete
optimum mechanical keying.
re-priming may be necessary.
• The extent of surface preparation required is dependant upon
but not limited to the thickness of the coating system to be Attention also needs to be paid to the substrate temperature
applied. It is highly recommended surface preparation is carried which should be at least 3°C and preferably 5°C above the dew
out in accordance with industry standards and publications point during the curing phase.
such as NACE 02203 item No. 22420 or ICRI Technical Industry standards recommend the accurate recording of times
Guideline No. 03732. and dates, batch numbers, consumption rates and environmental
Pre-conditioning product conditions including substrate and air temperatures, humidity levels
and dew point readings during both the application and curing
It is important to note that even when the application environment
processes. Full material warranties cannot be provided unless all
is warm, products which have been stored in cold or cooler
the relevant data has been recorded accurately.
conditions should always be pre-conditioned ideally to 20–25°C
to ease mixing, application and help avoid other potential issues If in doubt consult the Hychem technical department for advice.
such as amine bloom or blushing.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Applying a cold product in a warm environment is not
recommended. Epoxy polymer products may cause allergic reactions through skin
contact. Goggles and protective gloves and clothing should be
MIXING worn at all times. Ensure that there is adequate ventilation and air
flow and avoid breathing the vapour.
3:1

PACKAGING

20 Litre Kit Field support

Field support, where provided, does not constitute supervisory
CLEAN UP responsibility. Suggestions made by Hychem either verbally or
in writing may be followed, modified or rejected by the owner,
Xylene
engineer or contractor since they and not Hychem are responsible
for carrying out procedures appropriate to a specific application.
COVERAGE
Customer responsibility
6 – 8sqm / ltr or as specified – project specific. The technical information and application advice given is based
on the best information available at the time of print. As the
SHELF LIFE information herein is of a general nature, no assumption can
be made as to the products suitability for a particular use or
12 months application and no warranty as to its accuracy, reliability or
completeness either expressed or implied is given other than those
WARNING required by Commonwealth or State Legislation. The owner, his
representative or the contractor is responsible for checking the
Because of choice of subcoatings and potential extremes in suitability of products for their intended use.
weather and drying conditions during the curing of the floor
coating, it is wise not to leave cars tyres directly in contact with the
floor for a minimum 7 days and then no longer than overnight for
another two weeks. If a vehicle is to be left in contact with the floor
for extended periods of time (i.e. greater than 4 weeks), then mats
(not made of rubber) should be used.

Head Office
Unit 1, 30 Bluett Drive, Smeaton Grange NSW 2567
EPOXY SYSTEMS T 02 4646 1660 F 02 4647 3700 E admin@hychem.com.au W www.hychem.com.au ISSUE NUMBER 120219