ESACRYL 122x 1 l

 APPLICATIONS

- Restoration and preservation

– protection and restoration of historical monuments

- Wood protection and conditioning

- Ceramic and clay protection

- Painting of interlocking pavers and concrete floors

- Mounting of a glass slide and a cover slide used with histological preparations

Wood protection and conditioning

ESACRYL 122 X is highly suitable for the consolidation (petrifaction and hardening) of wooden surfaces disturbed by woodworms, fungi and molds. The density of the solution depends on the extent of damage. The early stages of damage are treated with thinner solutions. More extensive damage requires thicker solutions. The preparation can be diluted with toluene or xylene. In general the 1:6 ratio is used to obtain smaller concentrations and the 1:2 ratio is used to get thicker solutions. However, a specific ratio always depends on the condition of the object to be restored. The solution should always be tested before application. Impregnation methods are painting, immersion, injecting at atmospheric pressure or reduced pressure impregnation. Wood protection and conditioning ESACRYL 122 X can be used to repair wood surfaces in homes, to reinforce old wooden objects and to extend the service life and resistance of new wooden products. It can be applied onto building and wooden structures in homes and gardens – i.e. on rafters, beams, floors, fences, etc. The preparation can be diluted with toluene or xylene at a ratio ranging from 1:2 to 0.5. It is necessary to first test a specific concentration in combination with a material to be hardened. It is recommended to apply the preparation by immersion or by (repeated) painting. The so treated wooden object can then be worked with and applied with top coats.

Impregnation of tiles, interlocking pavers and concrete floors

It is recommended to paint cleaned, ideal tinted interlocking pavers with 15% solution; i.e. to mix ESACRYL 122 X and XYLENE at the ratio of 1:1.5. This application yields a glossy surface. Concrete should also be painted with 12-15% solution. Once again, a glossy surface is achieved.

Physical-chemical properties:

Form (at 20°C): viscous liquid

Color: colorless to yellowish

Odor (smell): of xylene

Nonvolatile components content (dry matter): 36-40%

Glass transition: approx. 48°C

Density: approx. 0.900 g/cm3

Solubility (at 0°C):

in water: insoluble - in other solvents: soluble in benzene, toluene, xylene, acetone and ethyl acetate