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Sewer ShieldModel 150 -Sprayable Epoxy Liner System for Chemical Protection

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SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is an advanced 100% solids, solvent-free, and low-odor epoxy liner system that is designed to be environmentally friendly. It is highly resistant to a variety of harsh chemicals including acids, caustic solutions, oils, and grease. Particularly, it maintains excellent resistance to Sulfuric Acid up to 50% concentrations. Its low modulus characteristics provide enhanced tolerance to thermal cycles and impact resistance, making it ideal for all-weather application. This lining system is extensively utilized for protecting structures exposed to chemical attacks, such as manholes, lift stations, sewer pipes, grit chambers, clarifiers, and other wastewater and containment systems. This robust system is particularly suitable for the wastewater and chemical industries. SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is available in ivory color and can be prepared and applied following specific surface preparation guidelines including abrasive blasting and hydrocleaning. The product is mixed using pre-measured kits and can be applied using automated mixing equipment for rapid installation. Coverage rates are influenced by surface texture and temperature. For cleanup, methyl ethyl ketone or xylol should be used. Stored properly, it has a shelf life of two years.
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SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is the next generation of 100% solids, solvent free, low odor, environmentally friendly, epoxy liner system. It is impervious to a wide variety of acids, caustic solutions, oils, grease and many other chemicals. SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is particularly resistant to Sulfuric Acid up to concentrations of 50%. SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is a low modulus lining which provides improved tolerance to thermal cycles and impact resistance. It can also be applied in ALL WEATHER.

  • MIX RATIO, by volume: 1:1
  • GEL TIME, 150 grams: 15 -25 minutes
ASTM D4541, 7 Day
  • Bond Strength (Tensile)
  • Bond to damp Concrete: Concrete Failure
ASTM D695, 7 Day
  • Compressive Strength (neat): 2,100
ASTM D 638
  • Tensile Strength (neat): 1030
  • Elongation at break: 38%
ASTM C-413
  • Absorption: ‹0.04%
  • VOC: 0 GRAMS / LITER
  • Data presented are typical laboratory values

SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is used as a lining system for protection against chemical attack to manholes, lift stations, headwork, sewer pipes, grit chambers, clarifiers, wastewater and containment areas, walls, sumps, trenches and pits. Due to the low modulus and environmentally friendly nature it is ideal for use as a protection system in the wastewater and chemical industries.

SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is supplied in the following color: IVORY

 Concrete must be structurally sound, dry or damp, free of grease, oils, coatings, dust, curing compounds and other contaminants. Surface laitance must be removed. The preferred method of surface preparation is abrasive blasting or shotblasting. For oil contaminated surfaces using steam cleaning in conjunction with strong emulsifying detergent may be considered. Rinse thoroughly with potable water. After cleaning, remove defective concrete, honeycombs, cavities, joint crack voids and other defects by routing to sound material. Smooth, precast and formed concrete surfaces must be cleaned, roughened and made absorptive by abrasive blasting or shotblasting. If it is not possible to abrasive blast or shotblast, acid etching with a 15% Hydrochloric acid solution. After etching pressure wash or flush the surface with copious amounts of water to neutralize the surface. Care must be taken to ensure that all salts and residue from the reaction have been removed. The pH of the surface should be checked as per ASTM D4262 following acid etching. Following surface preparation, the cleaned surface should pull concrete when tested with an Elcometer or similar pull tester (ASTM D4541). Before application of the lining system, use the “Visqueen test” (ASTM D4263) to evaluate moisture level in concrete.

Green concrete should be allowed to cure for a minimum of 28 days. (Consult manufacturer if earlier times are required). Remove any surface hardener or curing compounds, by using the recommended mechanical methods for surface preparation. Prepare surfaces as recommended above.

For quick, small patching use suitable epoxy mortar; for larger areas, use cementitious patching materials which are compatible with the system. After patching, a light brush blast is recommended prior to coating.

EWER SHIELD® 150 is available in pre-measured, pre-proportioned kits. Pour the entire contents of Part B, Hardener into the Part A, Base and mix thoroughly with a low speed drill and a “Jiffy” mixer paddle. Mix for a minimum of 3 minutes. Scrape the sides and bottom of the mixing container (including the paddle of the mixer) during mixing. If the paddle is too small or equipment is not adequate it will not give a uniform mix and an incomplete cure will result together with wet spots. Over mixing with a high speed drill will shorten the pot life as well as introduce excess air into the mix. Mix only enough material that can be used within the working life. Automated mixing and metering equipment can be used for rapid installation. Contact manufacturer for information.

Coverage rates are approximate and for estimating purposes only. Surface temperature, porosity, and texture will determine actual material requirements. Recommended: 25-30 mills. DFT 64 sqft per gal. @ 25 mills. 53 sqft per gal. @ 30 mills.

Clean tools and application equipment immediately after use with methyl ethyl ketone or xylol. Clean spills or drips while still wet with solvent. Dried material will require mechanical abrasion for removal.

SEWER SHIELD® 150 SPRAYABLE is available in 100 GALLON and 500 GALLON KITS.

50-90 degrees F. Protect from moisture and freezing. Shelf Life: Two years in original, unopened containers, properly stored.

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