Vloervoegen met SABA Sealer MB(T)

Info sheet 168Liquid-tight and liquid-retainingprovisionsusing SABA FlexformSABA Dinxperlo BVIndustriestraat 3 NL-7091 DC Dinxperlo PO Box 3 NL-7090 AA Dinxperlo T +31 (0)315 65 89 99 F +31 (0)315 65 89 89 E info@saba.nl www.saba.nlOur recommendations and instructions for use are based on the present status of know-how and technique. Clients and users should evaluate our products by themselves, with regardto utilization and requirements of their own choice. We shall take no responsibility in case our products are not being used subject to our recommendations and/or instructions for use.Furthermore, General Terms and Conditions of SABA Dinxperlo BV will apply to our recommendations, instructions for use and the delivery of our products.Version number : 2012-01-01, replaces all previous versions Page 1 of 4

1. IntroductionIndustrial floors often need provisions for compartmentalisation to prevent leaks of spilled product. Moreover,existing industrial floors are often defective with crumbling joint edges, an incorrect fall or damaged concrete. Thesystems to be used must (often) meet CUR/PBV Recommendation 65 “Design and construction of soil protectionprovisions”. This info sheet addresses the following subjects: repair of crumbling joint edges, liquid-retaining ridges andprotection of wall-floor connections using SABA Flexform.Repairing joint edgesSABA Flexform is excellent for use as a repair mortar on concrete, for instance when joint edges have crumbled.Because SABA Flexform binds particularly well to concrete, there is no chance of water penetrating between the oldconcrete and the SABA Flexform. This greatly reduces the chance of crumbling (for instance due to frost damage).Liquid-retaining ridgesThe height of the liquid-retaining ridge depends on the area of the room to be compartmentalised. This is indicated inthe applicable BRL. Liquid-retaining ridges must be at least 10 mm high and at least 10 mm higher than the highestpoint of the floor to be compartmentalised.The liquid-retaining ridges are made in situ. This means that they are exactly tailored to the local situation. Themechanically strong ridges can be driven over problem-free by forklift trucks, lorries, trucks and even caterpillartrackedvehicles.Buffer jointsLiquid-retaining floor-wall connections in waste collection buildings, shredder rooms, recycling workshops and otherlocations where shovels, shredders or pallets are used, are often heavily mechanically loaded. In situations in which thejoints move significantly, a seal made using SABA Buffer Joint provides an excellent solution. SABA Buffer Joint is aliquid-retaining floor-wall connection consisting of a normal joint made of SABA Sealer MB or SABA Sealer MB-T anda triangular coving made of SABA Flexform, which protects the normal joint.SABA Dinxperlo BVIndustriestraat 3 NL-7091 DC Dinxperlo PO Box 3 NL-7090 AA Dinxperlo T +31 (0)315 65 89 99 F +31 (0)315 65 89 89 E info@saba.nl www.saba.nlOur recommendations and instructions for use are based on the present status of know-how and technique. Clients and users should evaluate our products by themselves, with regardto utilization and requirements of their own choice. We shall take no responsibility in case our products are not being used subject to our recommendations and/or instructions for use.Furthermore, General Terms and Conditions of SABA Dinxperlo BV will apply to our recommendations, instructions for use and the delivery of our products.Version number: 2012-01-01, replaces all previous versions Page 2 of 4

Advantages of SABA Flexform systems Resistant to mechanical loads Wear-resistant properties High impact resistance Perfect bond to concrete Resistant to many chemicals Contains no solvents2. Technical basisThe constructions described in this info sheet are based on the following documents: Joints in industrial paving; BRL 7700 with associated protocols (previously BRL 2371, BRL 2372), AS 6700(previously CUR/PBV Recommendation 44) and CUR/PBV Recommendation 65 as described in the NRB CUR/PBV Handbook 196 “Ontwerp en detaillering bodembeschermende voorzieningen” (Design and detailsof soil protection provisions) Inspection criteria as described in AS 6700 (previously CUR/PBV Recommendation 44) Zulassungsgrundsätzen des DIBt für Fugenabdichtungssysteme in Anlagen aus Beton zum Lagern, Abfüllen undUmschlagen wassergefährdender Stoffe (LAU-Anlagen). This concerns report No. P2578 from the PolymerInstitute. Zusätzliche Technische Vertragsbedingungen und Richtlinien für Fugen in Verkehrsflächen, gemäss ZTV Fug-StB 01, Belastungsklassen A,B und C. This concerns report Nos. P2796-A and P2796-B from the PolymerInstitute. Prüfbericht P 2159-2 from the Polymer Institute in Flörsheim-Wicker (Germany) KOMO/KIWA product certificate no. K 21553/01 CE certificate in accordance with EN 14188-2 Class A, B, C and D3. ApplicationThe application process is described in detail in info sheet 355 Application of SABA Flexform.4. Inspection and maintenanceWhether a seal will function for a long time depends on the construction of the entire joint. Defects can occur due tooverloading or defects in the bonding surfaces. Therefore, regular inspection and maintenance is required.SABA Dinxperlo BVIndustriestraat 3 NL-7091 DC Dinxperlo PO Box 3 NL-7090 AA Dinxperlo T +31 (0)315 65 89 99 F +31 (0)315 65 89 89 E info@saba.nl www.saba.nlOur recommendations and instructions for use are based on the present status of know-how and technique. Clients and users should evaluate our products by themselves, with regardto utilization and requirements of their own choice. We shall take no responsibility in case our products are not being used subject to our recommendations and/or instructions for use.Furthermore, General Terms and Conditions of SABA Dinxperlo BV will apply to our recommendations, instructions for use and the delivery of our products.Version number: 2012-01-01, replaces all previous versions Page 3 of 4