AEROBITUME Bituminous spray
Reference : 143003
Bituminous spray as bonding primer. It optimises bituminous plant mix work by preparing the surface to be treated properly and improving its adhesion capability. The aerosols preclude the use of tools such as brushes and blades.
AEROBITUME Bituminous spray
AEROBITUME : THE EASY TO USE BITUMEN SPRAY
Can be used for
REPAIRING OR REPLACING ASPHALT SURFACES
Use as a tack coat before applying cold-lay asphalt for improved adhesion.
REPLACING CAST IRON MANHOLE COVERS
Rapid drying to provide a quick and effective finish when manhole covers need to be replaced.
Properties of the bituminous spray
- Easy to use.
- Good adhesion and fast-drying.
- Can even be used for small, difficult to reach areas.
- Aerosol cans, gross volume 800 ml, net volume 600 ml, in boxes of 12.
Specifications of the bitumen spray
Composition
Asphalt. Blend of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons.
Propellant: specific blend of isobutane and propane.
143003
Data sheet
- Volume
- 600 ml
- Product type
- Marking complement
- Application domain
- Roads, earthworks, pipes, construction...
- Application area
- ...
- Packaging
- Box of 12 cans
Preferably apply to clean, dry surfaces free from grease.
Use head down, apply 25 cm from the surface.
• BEFORE USE : Hold the aerosol in an upside-down position and shake vigorously to thoroughly mix the emulsion, continue even after you can clearly hear the ball bearings.
• AFTER USE : Purge head-up.
Safety data sheets are available free of charge on the internet: www.quick-fds.com.
No paint mist or drips during use.
CLP labelling with a single pictogram.
DANGER
H222 Extremely flammable aerosol.
H229 Pressurised container: May burst if heated.
H336 May cause drowsiness or dizziness.
H411 Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
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Bituminous spray as bonding primer. It optimises bituminous plant mix work by preparing the surface to be treated properly and improving its adhesion capability. The aerosols preclude the use of tools such as brushes and blades.