Concrex Flex

$184.05

Don't forget Tack Coat to ensure your surface is primed for your Concrex application!

SKU:
A930046
UPC:
020066366988
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Concrex Flex has been specially developed with a new blend of resins, to enable expansion joints, ramps, guide rail surroundings and any other areas commonly subject to vibration and movement to be repaired. Areas like these may have been badly affec…

Product Detail

Concrex Flex has been specially developed with a new blend of resins, to enable expansion joints, ramps, guide rail surroundings and any other areas commonly subject to vibration and movement to be repaired. Areas like these may have been badly affected by cracking and spalling in the past, but Concrex Flex will provide a permanent repair where a rigid mortar might fail.

  • Flexible and tough
  • Resistant to vibration
  • May be feather edged
  • Fast curing
  • Chemical resistant and anti-slip
  • Impermeable and non-dusting
  • Can be painted if desired
  • It has all the strength and abrasion resistance associated with Concrex Standard but offers sufficient flexibility to resist cracking due to movement of the substrate.
  • Watco Concrex Flex cures in 6 hours depending on temperature. Curing time will be extended by low temperatures. Curing will be very slow or even arrested by temperatures at 50°F and below.
  • Coverage: approx. 10 sq ft per 22lb kit at 1/4" thick.

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Pendulum Slip Test Values
Dry PTV Wet PTV
70 Extremely low slip potential

62 Low slip potential

Specifications

Usage Interior/Exterior: Interior or Exterior
Suitable for: Sand & cement, concrete and metal
Primer Required: A primer is not usually required if patch or crack repairing. Watco Tack Coat adhesive primer is recommended when applying Watco Concrex® Flex as a thin section screed or when applying to smooth, non-porous or metal surfaces. Wat
Coverage: 10 sq ft per 22 lb kit at 1/4" thick
Pot Life: 30 minutes to one hour, depending on the temperature. If Concrex Flex® is used past its working life, trowelling will become difficult and adhesion will be reduced.
Curing Time (Hours): Normally 3-6 hours depending on temperature. Curing times will be very slow at temperatures below 50°F.

How to Apply

Surface Preparation
Surfaces should be clean, dry and free of all loose material. Wire brushing or sweeping is generally sufficient. Watco Bio-D degreaser can be used to remove grease and oil.

Mixing and Application
Each Watco Concrex Flex® pack contains a granular resinous compound and separate containers of curing agent. The components are mixed by trowel according to the simple instructions in the pack until a smooth grey mortar is obtained. The more thorough the mixing, the ‘wetter’, smoother and more manageable the mix becomes. This can be achieved quite quickly by wearing disposable gloves and kneading the mixture by hand.

This is troweled firmly against the surface to be repaired, and finished with a trowel or float. To prevent drag on the trowel, a rag moistened with mineral spirits may be wiped across the face of the tool.

Data Sheet

Concrex Flex has been specially developed with a new blend of resins, to enable expansion joints, ramps, guide rail surroundings and any other areas commonly subject to vibration and movement to be repaired. Areas like these may have been badly affected by cracking and spalling in the past, but Concrex Flex will provide a permanent repair where a rigid mortar might fail.

  • Flexible and tough
  • Resistant to vibration
  • May be feather edged
  • Fast curing
  • Chemical resistant and anti-slip
  • Impermeable and non-dusting
  • Can be painted if desired
  • It has all the strength and abrasion resistance associated with Concrex Standard but offers sufficient flexibility to resist cracking due to movement of the substrate.
  • Watco Concrex Flex cures in 6 hours depending on temperature. Curing time will be extended by low temperatures. Curing will be very slow or even arrested by temperatures at 50°F and below.
  • Coverage: approx. 10 sq ft per 22lb kit at 1/4" thick.

Warning: Cancer and Reproductive harm image

Pendulum Slip Test Values
Dry PTV Wet PTV
70 Extremely low slip potential

62 Low slip potential

Usage Interior/Exterior: Interior or Exterior
Suitable for: Sand & cement, concrete and metal
Primer Required: A primer is not usually required if patch or crack repairing. Watco Tack Coat adhesive primer is recommended when applying Watco Concrex® Flex as a thin section screed or when applying to smooth, non-porous or metal surfaces. Wat
Coverage: 10 sq ft per 22 lb kit at 1/4" thick
Pot Life: 30 minutes to one hour, depending on the temperature. If Concrex Flex® is used past its working life, trowelling will become difficult and adhesion will be reduced.
Curing Time (Hours): Normally 3-6 hours depending on temperature. Curing times will be very slow at temperatures below 50°F.

Surface Preparation
Surfaces should be clean, dry and free of all loose material. Wire brushing or sweeping is generally sufficient. Watco Bio-D degreaser can be used to remove grease and oil.

Mixing and Application
Each Watco Concrex Flex® pack contains a granular resinous compound and separate containers of curing agent. The components are mixed by trowel according to the simple instructions in the pack until a smooth grey mortar is obtained. The more thorough the mixing, the ‘wetter’, smoother and more manageable the mix becomes. This can be achieved quite quickly by wearing disposable gloves and kneading the mixture by hand.

This is troweled firmly against the surface to be repaired, and finished with a trowel or float. To prevent drag on the trowel, a rag moistened with mineral spirits may be wiped across the face of the tool.