EM - Epoxy Mortar
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ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems
Certificate type
ISO 9001 Quality Management
Certificate type
Three-part, solvent-free, epoxy resin-based mortar.
Application
Larcrete EM can be used as a very effective thin layer repair for degrading floors, either to complete small patch repairs or as a thin layer topping. It is also suitable for repairs to concrete floors, joints, walls, etc. and can be used as a bedding mortar for bridge-bearing pads. Larcrete EM is suitable for bonding stone paving into metal recessed covers and more demanding applications.
Description
Larcrete EM (Epoxy Mortar) is a three-part, solvent-free, epoxy resin-based mortar, which provides a dense, thin layer floor finish, repair mortar or thick bed resin adhesive.
Features and benefits:
- Solvent-free three-part system.
- Excellent abrasion and impact resistance.
- Waterproof, seamless finish.
- Good chemical resistance.
- >60 N/mm² at 7 days.
- Up to 50 mm in one layer.
General information
Color | Grey |
Finish | Smooth |
Material | Epoxy resin |
Shape | Formless |
Length | Bespoke |
Width | Bespoke |
Height | Bespoke |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | M12/10 Resin flooring M12/110 Resin flooring C42/315 Protective coating to reinforcement C42/310 Repair mortar |
Specification data - Epoxy mortars
Form | Three-part epoxy mortar. |
Top surface colour | Light grey. |
Aggregate | 2 mm. Manufacturer guidanceMaximum size. |
Application temperature | +3℃ to +30℃. |
Working time | 60 minutes. Manufacturer guidanceApproximate time. |
Bed height | 4–50 mm per pass. |
Cure time | Light foot traffic: after 24 hours. |
Typical compressive strength | 60 N/mm². Manufacturer guidanceSeven days. |
Flexural strength | 20 N/mm². |
Sustainability data
Country of material origin | United Kingdom |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Third party certifications
ISO 14001 Environmental Management Systems
ISO 14001
ISO 9001 Quality Management
ISO 9001
Literature
TDS - EM Epoxy Mortar
Larsen Streetscape Brochure
Case studies
Larsen x Ashton Under Lyne
Larsen x Midland Metropolitan University Hospital