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DESCRIPTION
REZI-WELD 1000 STATE is a medium viscosity, two-component, construction-grade structural epoxy adhesive. It is moisture-insensitive and resistant to many chemicals. High modulus, high strength REZI-WELD 1000 STATE is color coded to assure proper mixing. It is self-leveling and easy to apply.
Mixed with sand or aggregates, REZI-WELD 1000 STATE may be used to patch spalls or defects in concrete. A thin film coating sprinkled with sand or grit becomes a durable, non-skid interior topping.
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Storage: 65° F - 95° F (18° C - 35° C)
Coverage: 1 gallon neat covers approximately 80 ft.²
Shelf Life (Typical): 1 year in original, unopened container
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APPLICATION
Surface Preparation…Mechanically abrade all surfaces to be bonded. All surfaces to be bonded must be free of standing water and completely clean of dirt, rust, curing compounds, grease, oil, paint, and unsound materials, which would prevent a solid bond. Vacuum or blow dust away with oil-free compressed air. Smooth surfaces require sanding or other mechanical abrasion. Exposed steel should be sandblasted and vacuumed clean; if not possible, degrease the surface and use sandpaper or a wire brush to reveal continuous, bright metal.
(For cartridge mixing and application instructions, see instruction sheet included inside the cartridge
packaging unit.)
Mixing (Bulk Units) … Condition all components to 65° F - 85° F (18° C - 29° C) for 24 hours prior to use. Store material in a warm room prior to application. Premix each component. Mechanically mix at slow speed (600-900 rpm) using a drill and Jiffy® Blade or drum mixer for three minutes or until completely mixed while scraping the sides to ensure complete blending of components. The mixed product should be uniform gray in color and not show streaks. Avoid air entrapment. Mix only very small quantities by hand for a minimum of three minutes or until sufficiently blended together using the supplied stirring stick. Scrape the sides of the container to ensure complete blending of components. Mix only the amount of epoxy that can be applied within the product’s pot life. Pot life will decrease as the ambient temperature and/or mass size increases.
Bonding Fresh Concrete to Hardened Concrete or Hardened Concrete to Hardened Concrete … Use a stiff masonry brush or airless spray equipment to apply a layer of mixed epoxy to concrete surfaces. Application rate should be 85-100 ft.²/gal. Place fresh or hardened concrete to mixed REZI-WELD 1000 STATE prior to epoxy adhesive becoming tack-free. If REZI-WELD 1000 STATE becomes tack-free prior to application of fresh or hardened concrete, consult a W. R. MEADOWS representative. NOTE: Cured concrete is defined as concrete that has achieved a minimum 80 percent of designed compressive strength.
Other Bonding … To bond metal to concrete, apply a layer of the adhesive at 85-100 ft.²/gal. (20 mils) to prepared surfaces and join immediately. Clamping pressure beyond what will hold parts in place is not necessary.
Aggregates for Epoxy-Resin Mortars … Combine clean, dry aggregates to freshly mixed epoxy in a ratio of one part epoxy to one to four parts of graded aggregates by volume. Mix only long enough to obtain good wetting. A rotary drum mixer with a stationary paddle is recommended for blending aggregates and epoxy. Apply a thin coating of aggregate-free epoxy to the prepared surface as a primer. Patch thickness should not exceed 2” (50.8 mm) per lift.
Metal Anchors in Concrete … Preformed holes should be approximately ¼” larger in diameter than the bolt diameter. Depth of the hole should be 10-15 times the bolt diameter. Consult engineer for job specification requirements. Fill the hole from the bottom up, about halfway, with mixed epoxy and place the bolt, dowel or rebar. Top off with more epoxy and finish. All anchoring and doweling configurations must be approved and/or designed by an engineer.
Interior Non-Skid Topping … Apply mixed epoxy at a rate not to exceed 80 ft.²/gal. Spread sand thinly over wet epoxy and embed the grains with mohair roller. For heavy coverage, apply layer of sand or grit over the epoxy and allow it to set. Blow away excess sand. NOTE: REZI-WELD 1000 STATE IS NOT TO BE USED AS A FLOOR COVERING OR PROTECTIVE TREATMENT.
Cleanup … Clean tools and equipment immediately with toluene or xylene. Clean equipment away from all ignition sources and avoid breathing vapors or allowing epoxy-containing solvent to contact skin. Should this material come in contact with the skin, wash thoroughly with soap and water, not solvent.
TECHNICAL DATA*
| Property - 7 day cure at 77°F (25°C) | Typical Data | Test Method |
| Gel Time (Pot life) min. | 15 | ASTM C 881 |
| Viscosity, cps | 6000 | ASTM C 881 |
| Tensile Strength, psi | 7100 psi (48.9 MPa) | ASTM D 638 |
| Elongation, % | 3.0 | ASTM D 638 |
| Hardness, Shore D | 85 | ASTM D 2240 |
| Flexural Strength, psi | 8500 (58.6 MPa) | ASTM D 790 |
| Compressive Yield Strength, psi | 12,000 (82.7 MPa) | ASTM D 695 |
| Compressive Modulus, psi | 225,000 (1552 MPa) | ASTM D 695 |
| Bond Strength, psi (2 days) | 3000 (20.6 MPa) | ASTM C 882 |
| Bond Strength, psi (14 days) | 3500 (24.1 MPa) | ASTM C 882 |
| Heat Deflection Temperature | 125° F (50° C) | ASTM D 648 |
| Absorption, % (24 hours) | 0.061% | ASTM D 570 |
| Linear Coefficient of Shrinkage | 0.0016 | ASTM D 2566 |
| * All technical data is typical information, but may vary due to testing methods, conditions and operators. | ||
| Color: | Part A…Gray |
| Part B…Dark Amber | |
| Mix ratio: | 1:1 by volume |
| Cure time: | 7 days at 77° F |
PRECAUTIONS
DO NOT DILUTE. Mix complete units only. Not recommended for use when the concrete temperature has been below 40° F (4° C) for the past 24 hours. Do not seal cracks or slabs on grade under hydrostatic pressure. Do not warm epoxy over direct heat. REZI-WELD 1000 STATE is not to be used as an exterior coating. In bonding applications, cured epoxy will require mechanical scarification prior to adhering subsequent toppings.
This material last updated December 2008.
