Enhanced TDS
Identification & Functionality
- Chemical Family
- Industrial Additives Functions
- Product Code
- MITM10523
- Technologies
- Product Families
Features & Benefits
- Industrial Additives Features
- Labeling Claims
Applications & Uses
- Applicable Processes
- Application Method
- Coating End Applications
- Product Applications
Recommended Uses:
- Treated porous, mineral substrates show very good water and oil repellency
- Treated surfaces remain clean for longer times and are more easily cleaned (common liquids like coffee, coke, oils and dark liquids are easily removed)
- Weakens the adhesion of chewing gum or posters to e.g. facades
- Slows down the growth of microorganisms such as mold and algae
- Helps avoid unsightly dark water streaks
- Is highly reactive and resistant against alkali
- Generates water-vapor-permeable, colorless impregnations
- No formation of sticky silicone films
- Can be diluted using demineralized water
- Is suited for the treatment of water repellent substrates
- Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE may be used undiluted or may be diluted using demineralized water. The exact amount to be applied, suitable dilution rate and mode of application is highly depending on the porosity of the subsrate and should be determined on a small test patch. The long-term efficiency of the described effects can be varied using comparable products such as Protectosil® SC 30, Protectosil® SC 60 or Protectosil® SC 100. It is necessary to do a test patch before each application to determinate the exact consumption and to check the compatibility with the substrate.
Applications:
The facade to be treated must be clean and the surface dry. Dirt, grime, efflorescence, algae and moss must be removed. High pressure or water vapour cleaning is suitable. Water absorbed during cleaning must be allowed to dry so that the surface is dry before application begins. Imperfections such as cracks, cracked joints or defective seams must be repaired using appropriate methods. Mortar used for repairs must be fully cured and surface dry.
The application is recommended if air and substrate temperatures are between 5 °C and 40 °C.
Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE should not be applied during rain or strong wind.
In the case that a water repellent agent such as Protectosil" BHN or a corrosion inhibitor such as Protectosil® CIT have been applied to the substrate, it is recommended to wait at least 5 days before Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE is applied.
The recommended application method for Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE is with HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) equipment. Product application using airless sprayers (low pressure, so-called "flooding" method) is also possible if the substrate is sufficiently absorbent. The ready-to-use solution is best applied starting from the bottom and going up the wall. This avoids pre-treating the substrate with run-off from above. Avoid using dirty application equipment, which can contaminate the product.
In most cases the hydro- and oleophobic effect develops within just a few minutes (especially in warm, dry weather). Some substrates such as limestone are less reactive. In these cases the effect may take some days to fully develop. The application should be continuous and uninterrupted so that no overlapping occurs. If doplets form on the surface they should be evenly distributed using a soft brush. It should be avoided to distribute a dried film with a brush. In some cases (especially on very coarse and very porous substrates) the easy-to-clean effect of Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE may be enhanced by additional treatments. The amount of product required for the second and all subsequent treatments is considerably less. Several layers should only be applied using HVLP technology and resulting droplets must be rubbed in quickly using a brush or swab to distribute the liquid evenly across the surface. In the case of polished stone (e. g. marble) simply apply Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE once with a cloth, microfiber glove or other suitable aid by polishing until a liquid film is no longer visible. Significantly less product is required for polished surfaces (about 30 g/m*) compared to rough ones. Non-absorbent substrates such as, for example, glass, wood, plastic and metal cannot be treated with Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE. Glass, wood and metal are not attacked by Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE. Neither are most plastics used in construction. Therefore covering is normally not necessary. To make sure we recommend to carry out a test. In the worst case, product not absorbed by the substrate may react with atmospheric moisture to form a greasy, glossy silicone resin film, which can easily be removed if cleaned immediately using conventional cleaning agents, or alcohol (check for compatibility of the solvent with the surface).
In the case of polished stone (e. g. marble) simply apply Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE once with a cloth, microfiber glove or other suitable aid by polishing until a liquid film is no longer visible. Significantly less product is required for polished surfaces (about 30 g/m?) compared to rough ones.
Non-absorbent substrates such as, for example, glass, wood, plastic and metal cannot be treated with Protectosil* SC CONCENTRATE. Glass, wood and metal are not attacked by Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE. Neither are most plastics used in construction. Therefore covering is normally not necessary. To make sure we recommend to carry out a test. In the worst case, product not absorbed by the substrate may react with atmospheric moisture to form a greasy, glossy silicone resin film, which can easily be removed if cleaned immediately using conventional cleaning agents, or alcohol (check for compatibility of the solvent with the surface).
On horizontal surfaces exposed to traffic (e.g. pavers) the effectiveness of Protectosil SC CONCENTRATE will be reduced over time due to abrasion, requiring reapplication after about 6 months to 2 years.
Plants in the vicinity of the substrate to be treated should be protected against contact with Protectosil* SC CONCENTRATE. Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE reacts with the interfaces in pores and capillaries of the mineral surface and forms invisible, interfacial compounds. To determine the exact amount to be applied and to check whether previous or following treatments are compatible with the Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE treatment it is recommended to do a small test patch first.
Properties
- Physical Form
Packaging & Availability
Principal Information
- Group Principal Number
- S000006
- Principal
Storage & Handling
- Storage Conditions
- Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE should only be diluted using demineralized water if needed Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE is not resistant to frost and should be stored at temperatures between 3 °C and 40 °C. Protectosil® SC CONCENTRATE has a shelf life of at least 12 months if stored in originally sealed containers.
Other
- Appearance
- Yellowish slightly cloudy liquid
- Color (SDS)
- Yellow orange slightly turbid
- Item Number
- Miscible in (SDS)
- Water
- Odor (SDS)
- Almost odorless
- USA/DOT UN Number
- UN1760
- Chemical Properties
Value Units Test Method / Conditions pH 4.0 - at 20°C - Shelf Life & Stability
Value Units Test Method / Conditions Shelf Life 12.0 mo mo - Physical Properties
Value Units Test Method / Conditions Coverage 30.0 cm²/g cm²/g 1 coat, Glazed Tiles Coverage 80.0 cm²/g cm²/g 1 coat, Limestone Coverage 70.0 cm²/g cm²/g 1 coat, Mineral Plaster Coverage 30.0 cm²/g cm²/g 1 coat, polished, Marble and Granite Coverage 60.0 cm²/g cm²/g 1 coat, Red Brick Coverage 80.0 cm²/g cm²/g 1 coat, Sand Limestone Coverage 40.0 cm²/g cm²/g 2 coat, Concrete Coverage 50.0 cm²/g cm²/g 2 coat, Limestone Coverage 70.0 cm²/g cm²/g 2 coat, Mineral Plaster Coverage 30.0 cm²/g cm²/g 2 coat, Red Brick Coverage 50.0 cm²/g cm²/g 2 coat, Sand Limestone Density 1.06 g/cm³ g/cm³ DIN 51757 at 20°C Flash Point min. 95.0 °C °C EN 22719 Viscosity 1.6 mPa.s mPa.s DIN 53015 at 20°C - SDS Physical and Chemical Properties
Value Units Test Method / Conditions Boiling Point (SDS) 97.0 °C °C ASTM D1120 at 1 mmHg, room temperature Density (SDS) 1.064 g/cm³ g/cm³ DIN 51757 at 20°C Flash Point (SDS) min. 95.0 °C °C DIN EN ISO 2719 Flash Point (SDS) min. 95.0 °C °C Closed Cup Flash Point (SDS) min. 95.0 °C °C Pensky-Martens Closed Cup (PMCC) Melting Point (SDS) -1.0 °C °C ISO 3841:1997 Minimum Ignition Temperature (SDS) 575.0 °C °C EC Method A15 Vapor Pressure (SDS) 23.4 hPa hPa At 20°C Viscosity (SDS) 1.6 mPa.s mPa.s At 20°C pH (SDS) 4.0 - at 20°C, 10 g/L Concentration