FLF180 omniflow
Levelling mortars
Floor levelling wear-resistant.
Product characteristics
- Very high mechanical performance and pressure resistance.
- Highly suitable for AMR floors.
- Very high flatness classes achievable.
- Suitable for levelling rain damaged, worn or damaged concrete floors.
- Suitable as a final finish (not decorative).
- Wear-resistant.
- Layer thicknesses from 3 to 20 mm.
- Can be pumped.
- Interior.
Applications
FLF180 omniflow is a floor levelling mortar which is able to withstand extremely high loads for levelling, correcting and renovating floors in industrial applications. Because a very smooth and wear-resistant surface can be achieved, it is suitable as a final finish that is resistant to both sulphate and chloride.
Also suitable as a high-quality substrate for overcoating with, for example, synthetic resin floors.
This mortar is very fluid with a long pot life, which produces a perfectly smooth result after hardening. The mortar can be pumped using an egaline pump according to the dual mix principle (test alternatives first), as well as the Omnicol Flooring pump truck. The result is a low tension layer, cracks are practically impossible up to a layer thickness of 20 mm. Examples of industrial applications include workshops, warehouses, parking decks and other very intensively loaded floors.
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What is industrial leveling?
Leveling industrial and heavily loaded floors is a profession in itself. An old floor is refurbished so that it can be used as new. In addition, it is a frequently used application that is used to repair new concrete floors that have been damaged by rain. Or new concrete floors that must meet a higher flatness class than can be achieved with “normal” poured concrete. Think of AMR floors.
What are industrial leveling mortars?
These are mortars that are used for floors that are used in heavily loaded conditions such as workshops, factories and certainly logistics centers. Without being finished with a coating or something similar.
What is the difference between a leveling and renovation mortar?
In many cases, a renovation mortar is a product with a comparable processing as a leveling mortar, but a renovation mortar can handle a greater layer thickness. And sometimes renovation mortars are provided with additional additives or auxiliary materials to make them more suitable for floors with different substrates or widely varying layer thicknesses in a floor field.