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Flex-Quick Adhesive CERAfix 410
Rapid laying of ceramic tiles.
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- Mineral fast-acting adhesive with effective water bonding
- C2 FTE S1 according to DIN EN 12004
- Can be walked on and grouted after approx. three hours
- Processing time of approx. 45-60 minutes
- Adhesive bed thicknesses from 1 mm to 15 mm
- Consumption with 6 mm bead is 2.3 kg/m² , with 8 mm bead 3.1 kg/m², with 10 mm bead 3.8 kg/m²
CERAfix 420 can be added to achieve deformation class S2:
Mixing ratio: 2.5 kg of CERAfix 420 : 25 kg of CERAfix 410.
| max. CM moisture content | |
| CT for screeds on insulation or separation breather | ≤ 2.0 CM % |
| CA without underfloor heating | ≤ 0.5 CM % |
| CA with underfloor heating | ≤ 0.3 CM % |
The usage instructions are recommendations based on the tests we have conducted and our experience; carry out your own tests before each application. Due to the large number of applications as well as the storage and usage conditions, we do not assume any liability for a specific application result. Any technical information or advice provided by our free customer service shall be provided to the exclusion of any liability, unless the advice or information is part of our contractually agreed scope of services or the advisor was acting wilfully. We ensure the consistent quality of our products. We reserve the right to make technical changes and further develop products. Please observe the technical data sheet!
CERAfix 410 is a quick-hardening, solid thin-bed mortar for rapid work progress. Suitable for laying ceramic tiles and panels using the thin-bed or medium-bed method. CERAfix 410 is suitable for indoor and outdoor use and heated and unheated substrates.
- Suitable for laying ceramic tiles and panels using the thin-bed or medium-bed method
- For creating tiled surfaces that can be walked on and used after a short time
- For heated and unheated substrates
- For walls and floors
- For indoor and outdoor applications
Substrates must be prepared in accordance with the requirements of DIN 18157-1 and best practice. Check the substrate and use the CM method to determine the residual moisture.
Test certificates
- Test report in accordance with DIN EN 12004
- EMICODE licence
Substrate
The substrate must be dry, load bearing, sufficiently flat and free of continuous cracks, loose parts and adhesion-impairing substances. Prime absorbent substrates with CERAfix 101.
Suitable substrates
- Firmly adhered tile coverings, concrete, cement screed (CT), floor-levelling compounds, calcium sulphate screeds (CA, CAF), poured tarmac screeds (AS), magnesia screeds (MA)
- Cement-based plasters, gypsum plaster, lime cement plaster, lightweight-plaster tile backer board, gypsum fibreboard, plasterboard, cavity floors, cement and fibre cement panels, uncoupling mats and panels, dry screeds
Compound sealing: Test and assess the suitability of the substrate, taking into account the planned water impact class in accordance with DIN 18534 and DIN 18531.
- In a clean bucket, mix CERAfix 410 with clean water into a smooth mixture
- Mixing ratio: 7.75 to 8.25 litres of water
- Leave to mature, then stir again
Do not mix with other cementitious mortars!
Apply a contact layer of CERAfix 410 on the substrate and comb through with a suitable notched trowel. Lay covering materials within the adhesive open time.
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