MIPRO-VE Acid /Alkali Resistant Vinyl Ester Ressiin Base Mortar

(Novolac Epoxy Vinyl Ester Mortar) is used in the construction of floors, sumps, trenches, tanks, vessels and bleach towers in chemical processing, food and beverage plants, dairies, laboratories, textile, steel and pulp & paper mills. MIPRO-VE has excellent resistance to oxidizing bleach solutions, mineral and organic acids, alkaline solutions and some organic solvents. When used with chemical resistant masonry units and the proper membrane MIPRO-VE will protect concrete and steel sub base from chemical attacks and physical abuse. MIPRO-VE is silica filled vinyl ester mortar supplied in two parts .

APPLICATION

Mixing Empty correct proportion of liquid into a clean mixing vessel. Gradually add measured amount of powder while mixing continuously with a trowel, By hand or mechanical mixer until mortar is uniformly blended to a workable consistency. After mixing, spread mortar in a thin layer in a mortar pan to ensure maximum working time of 25 minutes at 35 * C. Recommended mix ratio by weight, is Part A (Resin) 1 PBW to Part B (Filler) 5.5 PBW Material, which has begun to set, cannot be retempered and must be discarded. Never add liquid or other materials to mixed material or any component part.

FINISHING

MIPRO-VE
Strike extruded mortar off the face of the masonry unit with a trowel. For floors where appearance is a factor, waxed face units are recommended. When waxed units are used, wait until MIPRO-VE mortar has achieved full cure (24 hours at 35* C) and clean face of masonry units using 60-psi (minimum) steam pressure at the nozzle.

CLEAN-UP
All equipment should be cleaned with acetone or MEK before MOPRO-VE cures. If removal is required after cure, consult CHEMIPROTECT ENGINEERS for recommendations

INSTALATION

Trowel an average 1/8” thick bed joint of MIPRO-VE directly on top of membrane or preceding course of brickwork. Apply the mortar by buttering on side and one head join of each masonry unit. Set the masonry units in place and position by tapping to form an average 1/8” wide vertical joint.