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ESCO-FLUAT

Solution for treating structurally damaging salts

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Description

  • Concentrate
  • Solvent-free

Areas of Application

  • For conversion of structurally damaging salts
  • Neutralised substrates

Consumption:

approx. 0.4 - 0.5 kg/m² with double treatment

Article-No. Color Packaging size Minimum order quantity Unit/Pallet
204146-002 transparent 25 kg/canister 24
204146-001 transparent 10 kg/canister 60
204146-003 transparent 1 kg/bottle x 6/box 1 box 450

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Brochures
Building restoration - Requirements. Methods. Products. Building restoration - Requirements. Methods. Products.
Planning and application guide book Constructive waterproofing & restoration works Planning and application guide book Constructive waterproofing & restoration works
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
ESCO-FLUAT ESCO-FLUAT
Technical Data Sheet
ESCO-FLUAT ESCO-FLUAT
Technical Drawings (DWG)
2.1.3 Building skirt restoration on natural stone masonry with retrospective horizontal barrier 2.1.3 Building skirt restoration on natural stone masonry with retrospective horizontal barrier
Technical Drawings (PDF)
2.1.3 Building skirt restoration on natural stone masonry with retrospective horizontal barrier 2.1.3 Building skirt restoration on natural stone masonry with retrospective horizontal barrier
2.50.1 External waterproofing and horizontal barrier from inside 2.50.1 External waterproofing and horizontal barrier from inside
2.50.3 External waterproofing and horizontal barrier from inside 2.50.3 External waterproofing and horizontal barrier from inside
2.50.5 Horizontal barrier and additional measures for restoration of buildings 2.50.5 Horizontal barrier and additional measures for restoration of buildings
2.50.8 Internal waterproofing and horizontal barrier from outside 2.50.8 Internal waterproofing and horizontal barrier from outside
2.60.1 Wall drain with restoration occurring at low humidity 2.60.1 Wall drain with restoration occurring at low humidity
2.60.2 Renovation of large masonry cross sections with ascending humidity 2.60.2 Renovation of large masonry cross sections with ascending humidity

References

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