ADHES® Redispersible Polymer Powder AP2080 for Tile Adhesive AP2080

Product Description

ADHES® Redispersible polymer powder can disperse in water, increase the adhesion between mortar and its substrates, and improve the mechanic property and manageability. RD powder as excellent chemicals used in construction, it can improve cement-based plaster, tile adhesive performance.

Technical Specification

Name	Redispersible polymer powder AP1080
CAS NO.	24937-78-8
HS CODE	3905290000
Appearance	White, freely flowing powder
Protective colloid	Polyvinyl alcohol
Additives	Mineral anti-caking agent
Residual moisture	≤ 1%
Bulk density	400-650(g/l)
Ash (burning under 9500℃)	15±2%
Lowest film forming temperature (℃)	4℃
Film property	Hard
pH Value	5-9.0(Aqueous solution containing 10% dispersion)
Security	Non-toxic
Package(Multi-layer of paper plastic composite bag)	25（Kg/bag）

Applications

➢ Building exterior insulation mortar ➢ Interior wall putty ➢ Ceramic tile adhesive ➢ Gypsum-based plaster ➢ Cement-based plaster

Main Performances

➢ Excellent redispersion performance ➢ Improve the rheological and working performance of mortar ➢ Increase open time ➢ Improve the bonding strength ➢ Increase cohesive strength ➢ Good Abrasion resistance ➢ Reduce cracking ☑ Storage and delivery Store in a dry and cool place in its original package. After the package is opened for production, tight re-sealing must be taken as soon as possible to avoid ingress of moisture. Package: 25kg/bag, multi-layer paper plastic composite bag with square bottom valve opening, with inner layer polyethylene film bag. ☑ Shelf life Please use it within 6 months, use it as early as possible under high temperature and humidity, so as not to increase the probability of caking. ☑ Product safety ADHES ® Re-dispersible Polymer Powder belongs to non-toxic product. We advise that all customers who use ADHES ® RDP and those who are in contact with us read Material Safety Data Sheet carefully. Our safety experts are happy to advise you on safety, health, and environmental issues.