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APR. 20. 2006 12:18PM <br />f -- <br />INFRATECH 7634286489 <br />NO. 906 P. 2 <br />Sauerelsen Manhole ChimneySeal <br />No. F -88 is an elastomeric lining com- <br />posed of fiber - reinforced, asphalt -modi- <br />fied urethane. ChimneySeal is used as a <br />chemical- resistant membrane or gasket <br />seal for the prevention of water Infiltra- <br />tion. <br />Manhole ChimneySeal has excellent <br />adhesion to most substrates. As a high <br />solids eiastomer, it is recommended <br />when movement from temperature <br />change or other causes will be encoun- <br />tered. <br />Manhole ChimneySeal maintains excel- <br />lent elasticity and adhesion over a tem- <br />perature range of -300F to 250 °F. The <br />flexible barrier resists freeze/thaw stress- <br />es and movement. When subjected to <br />mechanical stress, the lining has nearly <br />100% recovery. Manhole ChimneySeal <br />also resists alkalies, salts and acid <br />ItHARACTERISTICS <br />o Outstanding chemical resistance to <br />acids and alkalies. <br />a Remains flexible from -30 °F to <br />250 °F. <br />o Easy to apply by hand. <br />o Urethane -based elastomer. <br />o Suitable for application on steel, <br />brick or concrete substrates. <br />o Excellent elasticity. <br />AREA PREPARATION <br />Temperature of Working Area <br />Maintain an optimum temperature of 60° <br />- 85 °F on air, substrate and material dur- <br />ing mixing, application, and cure. Store <br />material In the range of 65° - 80 °F for at <br />least 48 hours before use, <br />Surface Preparation <br />urfaces should be made free of oil, <br />ase. water, and other contaminants <br />at may inhibit bond. This can be <br />achieved by chemical deaning. <br />ilk WI <br />SAiJtiwIbN <br />FN <br />MANHOLE CHIMNEYSE1 ,L NO. F -88 <br />PHYSICAL PROPERTIES <br />Abrasion <br />Elongation ASTM (0 -638) <br />Shore A durometer Hardness ASTM (D -2240) , <br />tensile atrengtI ASTM D- 8381 <br />Water Absorption ASTM (D -570) <br />534 mg /1,000 cycles <br />126.4 % <br />48 <br />54.1lb,lIn2 <br />0.05% <br />Physical properties were determined on specimens prepared under 1 iboratory conditions <br />using applicable ASTM procedures. Actual field conditions may vs! ,' and yield different <br />results; therefore, data are subject to reasonable deviation. <br />Brick - The working substrate must be dry <br />and firm enough to withstand Imposed <br />loads during normal operation. <br />Mechanical methods should be utilized to <br />remove old paints, coatings, and deterio- <br />rated mortar or brick. <br />Abrasive blast or high - pressure water <br />blast brick to obtain a uniform, sound <br />substrate. All prepared surfaces must be <br />allowed to dry prior to the Manhole <br />ChimneySeal application. <br />Concrete - The working substrate must <br />be dry and have the necessary strength <br />to withstand imposed loads during normal <br />operation. For applications where <br />Manhole ChimneySeal is recommended. <br />All voids should be filled with Sauerelsen <br />Underlayment No. F -120 or Filler <br />Compound No. 209. The choice of under - <br />layment will depend on the severity of the <br />voids to be filled. <br />Abrasive blast or high - pressure water <br />blast concrete to remove laitance and to <br />obtain a uniform surface texture exposing <br />fine aggregate resembling coarse sand- <br />paper. <br />Regardless of preparation method used, <br />all surfaces must be free of any loose <br />deposits or contamination. <br />Metal - Abrasive blast or mechanically <br />abrade the metal surface to a nominal 2.5 <br />mil profile employing a SSPC -SP 8 <br />Commercial finish. All protrusions <br />should be ground smooth to eliminate <br />sharp edges. <br />APPLICATION <br />Mixing <br />Packaging consists a <br />tlzed containers of H; <br />Resin Part B. Comi <br />tents of Hardener Pa; <br />9. Using a slow sF <br />motor affixed with a <br />mix 3 - 5 minutes unt <br />ed. Thorough mixing <br />very Important, <br />Mix only complete t <br />which has begun to sr <br />ed. Do not add any a <br />component or mixed n <br />prameasured, uni- <br />rdener Part A and <br />letely empty con- <br />; A into Resin Part <br />sed 1/2 inch drill <br />"Jiffy" type blade, <br />thoroughly blend - <br />,ef t is material is <br />:Itches. Material <br />r, must be discard - <br />tulterants to either <br />aterlal. <br />Installation <br />Manhole ChimneySe nl is self - priming <br />and applied at veri. 'us thicknesses <br />depending upon ape ;,ification design <br />parameters, Manhole ChimneySeal is <br />easily applied by glow d hand (neoprene <br />or rubber). The most I Tactical method of <br />applying the product x (thin small diame- <br />ter structures is to wit a the material on <br />with a gloved hand or t owel. <br />SETTING /CURIN Ili <br />Curing of the Chimne !Seal lining is by <br />chemical reaction. While Manhole <br />ChimneySeal has an E :proximate work- <br />ing time of 45 minutes initial set occurs <br />In about one hour at 70 °F. Manhole <br />ChimneySeal cures to 1 semi -soft, elas- <br />tomerlc state. Protect t le installation site <br />from water or chemical I prior to cure for <br />48 hours. <br />