Dayton Superior Pro-Flex is a 100% solids, two-component epoxy joint filler in a 10 gallon kit for saw-cut industrial floors. The 1:1 mix is pourable and moisture tolerant, so hard-wheeled traffic does not break down the joint edges.
Dayton Superior Pro-Flex is a 100% solids, two-component epoxy joint filler in a 10 gallon kit for saw-cut industrial floors. The 1:1 mix is pourable and moisture tolerant, so hard-wheeled traffic does not break down the joint edges. Product code is 140266. Working time is about 75 minutes at 75 F. The fill meets ACI 302 for joint fillers under hard-wheeled traffic.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | 100% solids two-component epoxy joint filler |
| Pack | 10 gallon kit |
| Product code | 140266 |
| Mix ratio | 1:1 by volume |
| Color mixed | Light gray |
| Working time at 75 F | About 75 minutes |
| Shave time at 75 F | 3 to 5 hours |
| Full cure at 75 F | About 20 hours |
| VOC | 0 g/L |
| Shore D at 14 day | 55 |
| Tensile elongation 7 day | 49.2% |
Product documents: Dayton Superior Pro-Flex Data Sheet (PDF)
What floors is Dayton Superior Pro-Flex used on?
Industrial floors with hard-wheeled traffic. Saw-cut contraction and construction joints, plus damaged cracks on those slabs.
What kit size is Dayton Superior Pro-Flex?
This listing is the 10 gallon kit, code 140266. Mix 1:1 by volume and pour into the joint.
What working time does Dayton Superior Pro-Flex have?
About 75 minutes at 75 F. Full cure is about 20 hours at that temperature.
What color does Dayton Superior Pro-Flex mix to?
Light gray after a 1:1 mix.
What ACI recommendation does Dayton Superior Pro-Flex meet?
ACI 302 for joint fillers under hard-wheeled traffic. Fill saw-cut joints full depth.
What wait does Dayton Superior Pro-Flex need on new concrete?
ACI 302 recommends waiting until shrinkage has occurred, a minimum of 3 months for semi-rigid epoxies.
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