High Performance Two-Component Acrylic Self-Leveling Mortar for Outdoor Flooring

High Performance Two-Component Acrylic Self-Leveling Mortar for Outdoor Flooring

Name: High Performance Two-Component Acrylic Self-Leveling Mortar for Outdoor Flooring
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Two-Component Acrylic Self-Leveling Mortar for Outdoor Flooring is a high-performance self-leveling compound designed for precision leveling and surface preparation of indoor and outdoor substrates. After mixing the two components, the product provides excellent flowability, workability, and strong adhesion, creating a smooth and durable base for various floor finishes.

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Two-Component Acrylic Self-Leveling Mortar is a high-performance floor leveling solution specially designed for indoor and outdoor substrate preparation. With excellent flowability and workability after mixing, it creates a smooth, strong, and durable leveling layer for various flooring systems. The product is suitable for concrete, ceramic tile, and steel substrates, providing a reliable foundation for the installation of vinyl flooring, carpets, wood flooring, and other decorative floor coverings.

Wide Application Range for Commercial and Industrial Flooring Projects

KI8 Acrylic Self-Leveling Mortar is widely used in commercial, industrial, and heavy-duty environments where a flat and stable floor surface is required. It is ideal for factories, workshops, warehouses, mechanical rooms, power stations, chemical plants, ports, underground parking areas, and other indoor or outdoor flooring applications. Its excellent adhesion, water resistance, and corrosion resistance make it suitable for demanding flooring conditions.

Excellent Flexibility, Fast Drying and Easy Construction Performance

Designed for efficient construction, KI8 features high fluidity, long working time, and excellent self-leveling capability, allowing installers to achieve a smooth surface with less effort. The flexible formula helps reduce cracking risks, while the fast-drying performance allows foot traffic after approximately 4 hours and complete drying within 24 hours. The two-component system requires no additional water mixing and supports application thickness from 2mm to 20mm, offering convenience and reliability for professional flooring projects.

Technical Parameters

Mixing ratio	A:25kg;B：5kg	Moisture＜ 5%	24h\
Consumption amount	1㎡/1mm=1.7kg	compressive strength	45mpa
Thickness	2-20mm	Flexural strength	8mpa
Drying time（walk）	4h	Adhesive Strength	2.5mpa

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