IZOZENĀ® FLEXPRO LATEX
IZOZENĀ® FLEXPRO LATEX is a high-performance polymer latex admixture designed to enhance the quality of cement-based mortars. It significantly improves adhesion, elasticity, abrasion resistance, and water impermeability, making it suitable for a wide range of construction applications.
Key Features and Benefits
- Excellent bonding between old and new concrete or mortar.
- Improves elasticity and flexibility.
- Increases abrasion and wear resistance.
- Provides water impermeability and resistance to water pressure.
- Prevents shrinkage and cracking.
- Enhances plasticity, water retention, and workability of fresh mixes.
- Increases chemical and petroleum resistance.
- Suitable for use in hot and tropical climates.
Technical data
Bonding Bridge
Mix Ratio (by volume): Cement : Quartz Sand : Liquid (1 part IZOZENĀ® FLEXPRO LATEX + 1 part Water) = 1 : 1 : 1
Mix Ratio (by weight): Cement : Quartz Sand : Liquid (1 part IZOZENĀ® FLEXPRO LATEX + 1 part Water) = 1.5 : 2 : 1
Apply slurry with a brush at 1ā2 mm thickness on pre-wetted substrate and immediately apply subsequent mortar (wet-on-wet).
Repair Mortars
Portland Cement: 50 kg
Quartz Sand: 125ā150 kg
IZOZENĀ® FLEXPRO LATEX: 07ā09 L
Water: 09ā12 L
Yield: Approx. 90 L
Chloride Ion Content: ā¤ 0.1 %
Directions for Use
1. Preparation of Substrate
Substrate must be clean, sound, and free of dust, oil, grease, paint, or loose materials.
Surface should be dampened before application (avoid water accumulation).
Remove rust, scale, and any materials that reduce bonding.
2. Application
Add IZOZENĀ® FLEXPRO LATEX to the mixing water of mortars.
Mixing ratio of latex to water: 1:1 up to 1:5, depending on technical requirements.
Always pour the latex-water solution first into the mixer, followed by cement and aggregates to avoid lumps.
Fields of Application
- Bonding layers between old and new concrete.
- Repair mortars and thin layers.
- Wear-resistant, dust-proof floor screeds.
- Waterproof cement mortars.
- High-strength and water-impermeable plasters.
- Chemical and petroleum-resistant mortars.
- Grouting mortars for natural stones.
- Grooves at wall-floor junctions.
- Patch repair mortars.
- Tile adhesives.