Dupoxy SC 206

Dubond’s Dupoxy SC 206 is a three- part solvent free combination of epoxy resin, modified amine hardners filled with specially graded and selected high crushing strength, heavy density aggregates.Dupoxy sc 206 durable abrasion resistant screed is laid by 2mm thickness (minimum thickness to be recommended should be 2mm).The system includes

Dupoxy prime SFW & SFD, two part primer. Dupoxy SC 206 screed and Dupoxy prime SFW & SFD primer are supplied in pre weighed units ready for on site mixing and application. The finished, cured floor has a slightly granular texture of uniform colour. A two part epoxy sealing coat from Dupoxy coating TCS 100 & TC 100 is recommended as a topcoat for Dupoxy SC 206. Before application on a steel substrate, shot blasting must first be done to SA 2½ finish and then priming should be done with Dupoxy prime NFS.

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Property Pack Size Approximate Coverage
Dupoxy Prime SFD & SFW 1 & 5 Ltr. 6 - 8 m3 per Ltr.
Dupoxy SC 206 Thickness 8 kg. 1.6m3 pack at 5mm
  • Durable - Exceptional Resistance to heavy duty traffic.
  • Seamless - Eliminates potencial sources of failure.
  • Nonslip - Good gripping surface to both vehicular and pedestrian traffic
  • Easily Laid - Designed for easy laying to a fair finish.
  • Colour range - Available in different colour combinations.

Dupoxy Prime SFW & SFD and Dupoxy SC 206 have a shelf life of 12 months when stored in a dry place below 35 C in unopened containers.

Dupoxy SC 206 provides an extremely high strength floor topping with exceptional resistance to surface mechanical wear and attack from chemical spillage. The trowelled screed has a safe nonslip finish.Dupoxy SC 206 is ideally suited for heavy engineering industry, paper and pulp industry, steelworks, breweries, automobile industry, tyre manufacturing industry, warehouses, trucking lanes, loading bays etc.

Moisture barriers between the RCC floor and the PCC are recommended. The moisture content of concrete floors should be less than 5%. Laitanc e, deposits on new conc rete floors are best rem oved by light g rit-b lasting, m ec han ic al sc rab bling or grinding. On smaller areas thorough acid etc hing using Reebak lens, a multipurpose leaning agent , may be considered. After etching, the floor should be thoroughly washed with clean water and shall then be allowed to dry.

Curing Characteristics @ 30OC
Colour Grey
Pot Life 30 - 50 minutes
Initial Hardness 10 - 12 hours
Full Cure 5 - 7 days
Specific Gravity 2.7 g / cc