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Naturally Innovative

Innovative Polyols and waterbased Dispersions

for Floor Coatings

Jessica Hoffmann
November 2017

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The ALBERDINGK® Package

ALBODUR® Polyurethane- und


Castor Oil
Polyols Acrylate-Dispersions

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Layer build-up of floor coats

Topcoat

Polish

Substrate Selflevelling
floor coating

Balancing coat
Primer
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Layer build-up of floor coats – Primer

Purpose Details
Pore-wetting Layer: 0.2-0.3 mm ~0,4g/m2 (depends on substrate)
Glueing dust to the substrate Hydrosol-Technology: H 595, H 735
Adhesion primer Selfcrosslinking: AC 2403, AC 2514, AC 2714
Wet-look: AC 3660
Membrane: AS 2040

Polish Topcoat

Selflevelling
floor coating

Substrate
Balancing coat

Primer

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Layer build-up of floor coats – Balancing coat

Purpose Details
Pore-wetting Layer: 1-6 mm ~1mm: 0.8 - 1,6kg/m2
Levelling / balancing effect ALBODUR® 912
Compatible with cement: AS 6800

Polish Topcoat

Selflevelling
floor coating

Substrate
Balancing coat

Primer

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Layer build-up of floor coats – Selflevelling floor coating

Purpose Details
Mechanical & chemical resistance Layer: 1-3 mm (1mm : ~1,5 kg/m2)
Appearance All ALBODUR® Grades
Conductibility (Antistatic)
Anti-slip properties

Polish Topcoat

Selflevelling
floor coating

Substrate
Balancing coat

Primer

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Layer build-up of floor coats – Topcoat

Purpose Details
Abrieb- und Kratzbeständigkeit Layer: 0,06 – 0,1 mm (0,1 - 0,6kg/m2)
UV-stability UC 8400 (hot tire resistance)
Final appearance AC 2592 + Capa 3031
Anti-slip properties U 9000, AC 3699
Matt: AC 27401, AC 3660/AC 3600, PUR-MATT 970
UV: LUX 220, LUX 265

Polish Topcoat

Selflevelling
floor coating

Substrate
Balancing coat

Primer

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 7

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Layer build-up of floor coats – Polish

Purpose Details
Surface sealing Layer: 0,06 – 0,1 mm
Protection of the topcoat Alkali-soluble: AC 2570, AC 3640
Permanent: UC 90, AFU 850

Polish Topcoat

Selflevelling
floor coating

Substrate
Balancing coat

Primer

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 8

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Concrete-Impregnation: Comparison of waterbased Dispersions

48h Water

Topcoat: PUR-MATT 970 PUR-MATT 970

Topcoat: AC 3699 AC 3699

Primer: H 735 AC 2403 H 735 AC 2403

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Applications of the ALBODUR® portfolio

Coatings
(MDI-based)

Adhesives Coatings
(2 component) (HDI-based)

ALBODUR®
Technology

Adhesives
Elastomers
(1 component)

Corrosion-protection

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ALBODUR® Properties

• Branched Polyether/Polyester-Polyols

• Castor Oil based  Renewable ressources

• Adjustable hardness (soft to hard)

• Low viscous, hydrophobic

• Crosslinkable with aliphatic and aromatic Polyisocyanates

• No VOC  absolutely solvent-free

• Economic

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 11

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ALBODUR® Product family for aromatic Isocyanates

Soft Medium hard to hard


Medium hard industrial flooring,
ALBODUR® 901 Sports flooring
2-component adhesives, primers for
ALBODUR® 912
difficult substrates (contaminated),
easy to formulate
Sports flooring, crack-bridging,
ALBODUR® 903 Hard industrial flooring & parking
membranes, 2-component adhesives
ALBODUR® 921 decks, very good pigment wetting
properties, easy to formulate

Very hard expoxy-like coatings, 2-


Crack-bridging membranes, highly ALBODUR® 941
component adhesives, elastomers
ALBODUR® 904 elastic @low temperatures, industrial
roof-coating ALBODUR®941 with longer application
ALBODUR® 942
time

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ALBODUR® Product family

Soft, MDI-crosslinking  ALBODUR® 90X

OH-value Viscosity Mechanical Chemical


Product
[mg KOH/g] [mPas] properties resistances

soft
ALBODUR® 901 185 600 
Tg ~-5°C

soft
ALBODUR® 903 160 600 
g ~-15°C

soft
ALBODUR® 904 214 700 
Tg ~-30°C

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MDI-based system: Indoor sports flooring

Selflevelling coating
ALBODUR® 901 / Suprasec 2330

Sealer Pore-wetting Adhesive


AC 27401 + AC 2592 / ALBODUR® 901 + Sylothix 51/ ALBODUR® 901 +
Easaqua M 501 Suprasec 2330 if necessary Sylothix 51 / S‘sec 2330

Stripes / Lines Rubber mat


Primer
ALBODUR® 912 /
Suprasec 9584

Substrate

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 14

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ALBODUR® Product family

Medium hard to hard, MDI crosslinking

OH-value Viscosity Mechanical Chemical


Product
[mg KOH/g] [mPas] properties resistances

ALBODUR® 912 208 600 medium hard 

hard
ALBODUR® 921 218 600 
Tg ~+60°C

ALBODUR® 941 very hard


318 500 
/ 942 Tg ~+85°C

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MDI-based system: Industrial flooring

„Wear coat“
ALBODUR® 912 / Suprasec 2496

Levelling layer
Sealer ALBODUR® 912 + 0,7-1,2 mm Sand /
Suprasec 2496
AC 27401 / Easaqua M 501
Primer
ALBODUR® 912 /
Suprasec 9584

Substrate

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“Floor Art - European Coatings Show 2017”: Booth-floor, VOC-free

Primer based on ALBODUR® 912 Wear coat based on ALBODUR® 921

Standard floor preparation: Board size 3 m²


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Special effect “Green marble”

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Pot-life comparison 45°C (OH-group loss)

Albodur X 115 TM 105345 O


Topfzeit: 1016 s Topfzeit: 1573 s
Shore A: 92 Shore A: 92

ALBODUR® X-115 TM 105345 O

Albodur X115- 3mm Foil application


Time in sec.

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Moisture sensitivity

ALBODUR® X-115 - 3mm Layer TM 105345 O - 3mm Layer


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Comparison of aliphatic and aromatic hardeners - 24h QUV B

ALBODUR® 965 ALBODUR® 965 ALBODUR® 955 ALBODUR® 912


Before QUV Tolonate HDLV2 Des. XP 2838 Supr. 2029
O OH

C (CH2)7 CH CH CH2 CH (CH2)5 CH3


O
H2C O OH
HC O C (CH2)7 CH CH CH2 CH (CH2)5 CH3 Castor Oil
O OH
H2C
O
C (CH2)7 CH CH CH2 CH (CH2)5 CH3

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 21

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Aliphatic Polyols comparison

Viscosity
Chemical backbone OH-value [%]
[mPa.s]

Aliphatic Polyols

ALBODUR® 955 Branched PES 8.79 1600

ALBODUR® 956 Branched PES 9.24 2300

ALBODUR® 965 Branched PES 8.82 1100

Standard Polyols

Polyol 050/049 Branched PES/ PE 10.90 3000

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ALBODUR® Portfolio for HDI-crosslinking

OH-value Viscosity Mechanical Chemical


Product
[mg KOH/g] [mPas] properties resistances

ALBODUR® 941/942 318 500 very soft 

medium hard,
ALBODUR® 955 290 1600 very good impact 
resistance
very hard,
ALBODUR® 956 305 2300 very good impact 
resistance
soft,
ALBODUR® 965 291 1100 very good impact 
resistance

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 23

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Water absorption of the ALBODUR® Polyols (23°C & 85% rel. air humidity)

8 ALBODUR® 955

ALBODUR® 956
7
ALBODUR® 965
Water absorption [%]

6 Polyol 050/Polyol 049

0
0 Tage 7 Tage 14 Tage 21 Tage

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 24

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Chemical resistances of aliphatic Polyols (e.g. ALBODUR® 956)

0
Skydrol Essigsäure Ethanol Kaffee Rotwein Senf
(10 Tage) (25%, 3 Tage) (48%, 1 Std.) (4%, 1 Tag) (1 Tag) (1 Tag)

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 25

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Mechanical properties

Test Result

Taber abrasion, CS 17 (10N, 1000 cycles) approx. 13 mg

Tensile strength approx. 10,2 MPa

Elongation @ break approx. 117 %

Shore A approx. 91

Shore D approx. 45

Gloss (20° / 60° / 85°) approx. 80 / 88 / 105

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Compatibility with hardeners

NCO- ALBODUR® ALBODUR® ALBODUR®


Isocyanate Chemical backbone
content (%) 965 955 956

Tolonate HDT 22 HDI-Trimer X X X


Tolonate HDLV2 22 HDI-Trimer X O O
Desmodur N 3200 23 Biuret X O O
Desmodur N 3900 23,5 HDI-Trimer X O O
Desmodur 3400 21,6 Uretdione x x x
Desmodur XP 2838 21 HDI/IPDI/Dimer/ Trimer X X X
Desmodur XP 2840 23 Uretdione / Trimer X X X

X= compatible
O= limited compatibility
Evaluation: reaction-foam, turbidity, fish-eyes

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HDI-based system: Balcony refurbishment

Sealer Primer
AC 27401 + AC 2592 / ALBODUR® 912 /
Easaqua M 501 Suprasec 9584
Wear coat
ALBODUR® 965 /
Tolonate HDT LV

PVC - Chips
Adhesion promoter

Tiles

Substrate

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First results: enhanced weathering of the new aliphatic products
(after 432h QUV B)

ALBODUR® 955 TM 105554 O


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Product choice for sealants

Chemical Glossy or matt /


resistances Softfeel
• Regulatory • Optical
limitations appearance
• e.g. AgBB

Curing method Special


• selfcrosslinking, requirements
Product • 2-component • Hot tire resistance
• UV • Alcohol resistance
/ Peroxide

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Product choice for sealants

Industry Office Garage

• High chemical • Optically attractive • No professional


resistance application
• Resistance against
• Walking and forklift- coffee & detergents • Hot tire resistance
traffic
• Haptic impression, • Mainly 1-component
• Professional comfort products (single-
application pack)
• PUR-MATT 970
• AC 27401 • UC 8400
• AC 3699
• AC 3699 • AC 2714

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ALBERDINGK® OH-functional Acrylate Dispersion for industrial applications

Solids Viscosity pH-value MFFT OH-value


[%] [mPas] [°C] [%]

AC 3699 39-41 50–500 7.0–8.0 ~ 40 ~ 4.4

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ALBERDINGK® AC 3699 – clear coat FP 3699-01, with Easaqua L 600

Hardness development
180

160
Koenig Pendulum Hardness [s]

140

120

100

80

60

40

20

0
1 day 2 days 3 days 6 days 7 days

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Floor refurbishment with ALBERDINGK® PUR-MATT 970

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 34

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ALBERDINGK® PUR-MATT 970

Hard, aliphatic, inherent matt Polyurethanedispersion

Gloss: <5 @20° | <20 @60° | <50 @85°

Good sandability, also with sanding machines

Scratch- and chemical resistant (detergents)

Transperent on dark substrates

No solid sediment

As single binder or combination-partner

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Why is ALBERDINGK® PUR-MATT 970 inherently matt?

ALBERDINGK® PUR-MATT 970 VP: very big particle size: 4-6 µm!

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Comparison of inherent matt dispersion to standard matting agents

ALBERDINGK® PUR-MATT 970 VP: homogen surface-morphology leads to


high scratch resistance

1.5% pyrogenic silica


ALBERDINGK® PUR-MATT 970 VP in standard PUD
© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 37

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FP 970/06 - Test results

Test Chemicals Duration Result (5 = best)

Ethanol (48%) 1h 3
NH4OH (10%) 1h 5
Water (deion.) 16 h 5
Coffee (4%) 16 h 4

Test feature Test conditions Result

Gloss(20° / 60° / 85°) 2 x 120µm wet layer thickness 0.7 / 3.1 / 1.7

CoF (Coefficient of Friction) EN 13893 0.46

Abrasion resistance [mg] Taber (CS-17) after 1000 cycles approx. 41

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ALBERDINGK® PUD with superior chemical resistance (hospitals etc.)

Solids pH-value Viscosity MFFT Organic


[%] [mPas] [°C] solvent

12%
200- N-Butyl-
U 9000 29-31 7.0-8.5
2000
~0
pyrro-
lidone

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 39

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ALBERDINGK® PUD with superior chemical resistance (hospitals etc.)

1. Sudan yellow 146 (1% in white spirit, 16 h)

2. Sudan blue 670 (1% in white spirit, 16 h)

3. Sudan red 500 (1% in white spirit, 16 h)

4. Neozapon red 335 (1% in ethanol, 16 h)

5. Basonyl blue 644 (1% in ethanol, 16 h)

6. Basacid yellow 093 fl. (1% in water, 16 h)

7. Basacid blue fl. 762 (1% in water, 16 h)

8. Basacid red 316 (1% in water, 16 h)

9. Tar (1 h)

10.Shoe polish (Kiwi Red, 2 h)

11.Iodine (1% in ethanol, 2 min)

12.Permanent marker 3000 rot & schwarz (1 min)

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 40

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Garage-flooring: comparison of hot tire resistance after 3 days @50°C

AC 2514 AC 2714 AC 3660 Commercial


product

Early water
resistance 3 3-4 4-5 2-3
(after 1h)
Abrasion
51 mg 60 mg 66 mg 80 mg
(CS 10, 1000 cycles)
Gloss
2 / 11 / 23 2 / 12 / 26 2 / 13 / 36 2 / 13 / 30
(20°, 60, 85°)

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 41

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Garage-flooring: Chemical resistances (EN 12720)

5,0

4,5

4,0

3,5

3,0

2,5

2,0

1,5

1,0

0,5

0,0
AC2514
AC 2514 AC2714
AC 2714 AC 3660
AC 3660 Schöner Wohnen
commercial Swing Color
prd. 1 commercial prd. 2
ethanol [1h] ammonia [1h] coffee [16h] red wine [16h]
motor oil [16h] brake fluid [16h] early water [1h]

© Alberdingk Boley GmbH November 2017 | Chart 42

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Naturally Innovative

Innovative Polyols and waterbased Dispersions

for Floor Coatings

Jessica Hoffmann
November 2017

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