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Betolin K 35

Chemical Family
Silicates

Betolin K 35 is an inorganic binder based on an aqueous potassium silicate solution.

Identification

CASE Ingredients Functions
Binder & Resin

Product families

CASE Ingredients — Resins & Binders
  • Other Resins & Binders

Other characteristics

Brand
Woellner Betolin
Features

Corrosion Resistance, Dirt Pickup Resistance, Excellent Adhesion, High Durability, Long Potlife, Long Shelf Life, Outdoor Durability

Note

Drums containing Betolin K 35 must always be kept tightly closed. Adjacent areas of glass, ceramic, concrete, metal, and natural stone must be well masked before the paints are applied. Any splashes must be removed immediately with water. The tools must be cleaned with water immediately after use. The addition of some Trilon B and caustic soda effects better clean-up.

Carrier
Water
Markets
Paints & Coatings
Storage

Betolin K 35 must be protected from frost during storage. Its shelf life in tightly closed drums is twelve months, and it can also be kept for twelve months in storage tanks.

PACKAGING
  • 30 kg can
  • 270 kg drum
  • Container
  • Road tanker
Properties

Lengthens the pot life.; Slightly retards curing of the coatings.; Has good adhesion to mineral substrates as a result of silicification.; The paints and plasters applied have a long life.; The coatings applied do not give rise to blistering, because there is no film formation.; The thermal expansion of the paints and plasters is of the same order as that of mineral substrates.; The paints and plasters are durable even on exposure to climatic extremes.; The paints and plasters are resistant to outdoor exposure, inhibit corrosion, and are lightfast and dirt-repellent; The paints and plasters have a natural mineral appearance.

Soluble In
Water
Applications

Paints & Coatings — Other Paints & Coatings Applications

Technology
CASE Ingredients
Action Mode

Betolin K 35 bonds mineral substrates by silicification and cohesive bonding to substrate components.

Packaging Type
  • Cans
  • Drums
Labelling/Safety

Not classified as dangerous according to EC Guidelines and German Ordinance on Hazardous Materials (GefStoffV).

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnit
Density (20°C)approx. 1.32g/cm^3
pH Valueapprox. 11.0—
Solids contentapprox. 35.0%
Viscosity (20°C)approx. 55mPas

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