Parcel Orders over $300 Ship Free.
Euclid Flexolith 10 Gallon Unit
Flexolith is a two-component, 100% solids, low-modulus, moisture-insensitive epoxy binder with properties that make it suitable for use in applications where stress relief and resistance to mechanical and thermal movements are required. Flexolith is formulated for low temperature applications, or where rapid cure is required.
- Easy to use
- Rapid cure, minimizes downtime
- Can be used as a mortar or broadcast system
$850.00
SKU
18518
Euclid Flexolith – 10 Gallon Unit
Flexolith is a two-component, 100% solids, low-modulus, moisture-insensitive epoxy binder for overlays, broadcast systems, and epoxy mortars. It delivers stress relief where thermal and mechanical movement are present, cures rapidly to minimize downtime, and can be placed in cool conditions. Use as a trowel-down coating, a broadcast aggregate system for parking/bridge decks, or as a high-build mortar for nosing and repair work. This item is the 10 gallon unit.
Key Features
- Rapid cure to reduce downtime; workable in cool temperatures.
- Low-modulus epoxy helps accommodate thermal and mechanical movement.
- 100% solids; moisture-insensitive; low water absorption.
- Use neat as a coating, as a broadcast/binder, or blended with sand for epoxy mortar.
- Bond strength over 250 psi; zero coulombs chloride permeability (lab test).
- Available colors: clear, light gray, dark gray, tile red (custom colors by request).
- Complies with ASTM C881 Type III Grade 1 (Classes B & C) and AASHTO M235 Type III Grade 1.
Applications
- Parking deck and bridge deck overlays (broadcast non-slip aggregate).
- Warehouse and factory aisles; loading docks and ramps.
- Trowel-down coatings and epoxy mortar for nosing and edge repairs.
- Concrete and prepared steel surfaces requiring a durable, chemical-resistant finish.
Technical Specifications
| Packaging (this item) | 10 gallon unit (Part A + Part B) |
| Mix Ratio (by volume) | 1 : 1 (A : B) |
| Gel Time (ASTM C881, Class B) | 14–45 minutes |
| Viscosity (mixed) | 700–2,500 cps |
| Compressive Strength (ASTM D579) | >2,000 psi at 3 hours; >6,000 psi at 7 days |
| Flexural Strength (ASTM D790) | >4,500 psi (final) |
| Tensile Strength / Elongation (ASTM D638) | >2,000 psi / 30–70% |
| Bond Strength (ASTM C1583) | >250 psi |
| Compressive Modulus | ~120,000 psi |
| Shore D Hardness (ASTM D2240) | 70 ± 5 |
| Chloride Permeability (ASTM C1202) | 0 coulombs (lab test) |
| Water Absorption (24 hr) | <0.5% |
| Coverage – Bridge Deck Overlay | 1st coat: ~40 ft²/gal; 2nd/3rd: ~20–22 ft²/gal with #8 flint/basalt |
| Coverage – Parking Deck Overlay | 1st: ~60–80 ft²/gal; 2nd: ~40–60 ft²/gal; optional seal: ~80–100 ft²/gal |
| Coverage – Trowel-Down / Mortar | Neat coat: ~200 ft²/gal; mortar at 1/4 in: ~16–20 ft² per mixed gal with 2–3 gal 20/40 silica sand |
| Application Temp (surface/ambient) | 35–90°F; material ≥40°F and rising |
| Storage / Shelf Life | Store 40–90°F, dry; 2 years unopened |
| Cleanup | Acetone, xylene, or MEK (while wet); hardened material requires mechanical removal |
Frequently Asked Questions
What systems can I build with Flexolith?
Broadcast non-slip overlays for parking/bridge decks, neat trowel-down coatings, or epoxy mortars (blend 1 gal mixed resin with 2–3 gal of clean, dry 20/40 silica sand).
How should the surface be prepared?
Concrete must be sound and clean with CSP 4–6 profile; tensile pull-off at least 250 psi. Do not apply if moisture vapor transmission is present.
Can I use it in cold or hot conditions?
Yes—apply between 35–90°F with materials at ≥40°F. A Summer Grade is available for hot conditions.
Will the coating yellow outdoors?
Epoxy can discolor under UV/high-intensity light. Consider an aliphatic urethane topcoat for color stability and stain resistance.
Any placement limitations?
Do not thin. Do not apply to slabs-on-grade or when the surface is within 5°F of the dew point.
Please complete your information below to login.