Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 is a 100% solids, high-modulus, medium-viscosity structural epoxy in a 2 gallon unit for bonding fresh concrete to hardened concrete. The 1:1 mix is moisture tolerant and stays tacky so the new pour bonds while the coat is still wet.
Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 is a 100% solids, high-modulus, medium-viscosity structural epoxy in a 2 gallon unit for bonding fresh concrete to hardened concrete. The 1:1 mix is moisture tolerant and stays tacky so the new pour bonds while the coat is still wet. Product code is 140095. Pot life is about 30 minutes per mixed gallon at 75 F. Coverage is about 80 sq ft per gallon at 20 mils.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | 100% solids high-modulus medium-viscosity epoxy |
| Pack | 2 gallon unit |
| Product code | 140095 |
| Mix ratio | 1:1 by volume |
| Viscosity at 75 F | About 7,160 cP |
| Pot life 1 gallon at 75 F | About 30 minutes |
| Tack-free at 75 F | About 2 hours 55 minutes |
| Coverage | About 80 sq ft per gallon at 20 mils |
| ASTM C881 | Type I, II, IV, V Grade 2 Class B and C |
| VOC | 0 g/L |
| Drinking water | UL certified to NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 |
| USDA | Incidental food contact in inspected facilities |
Product documents: Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 Data Sheet (PDF)
What bond is Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 used for?
Fresh concrete to hardened concrete. Place the new pour while the coat stays tacky.
What unit size is Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200?
This listing is the 2 gallon unit, code 140095. Mix 1:1 by volume.
What pot life does Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 have?
About 30 minutes per mixed gallon at 75 F. Tack-free time is about 2 hours 55 minutes at that temperature.
What steel is Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 used to anchor?
Bolts, dowels, and reinforcing steel in concrete as a secondary use. Hole depth is about 9 to 15 times the bar diameter.
What coverage does Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 typically give?
About 80 sq ft per gallon at a 20 mil coat.
What temperature range does Dayton Superior Pro-Poxy 200 have?
Place between 40 F and 100 F. Condition the mix at 65 F to 85 F before blending.
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