Stratarock Novolac Coating is a two-component 100% solids epoxy Novolac in a 1 gallon unit for extremely corrosive floors. It is used as a stand-alone coat or as a topcoat over trowel or slurry floors, including concentrated sulfuric acid exposure.
Stratarock Novolac Coating is a two-component 100% solids epoxy Novolac in a 1 gallon unit for extremely corrosive environments. It is used as a stand-alone coat on new or old concrete or as a topcoat over trowel or slurry floors, including concentrated sulfuric acid exposure. Coverage is approximately 150 sq ft per gallon. Foot traffic is in 12 hours at 77 F.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Compressive strength | 9,000 psi |
| Tensile strength | 6,600 psi |
| Tensile elongation | 16.0% |
| Flexural strength | 9,900 psi |
| Hardness, Shore D | 80-85 |
| Bond strength | >400 psi |
| Pot life | 45 minutes at 77 F |
| Foot traffic | 12 hours at 77 F |
| Coverage | Approximately 150 sq ft per gallon |
| Film thickness | 10 to 20 mils |
Product documents: Stratarock Novolac Coating Data Sheet (PDF)
What chemical work uses Stratarock Novolac Coating?
Extremely corrosive floors as a stand-alone coat or as a topcoat over trowel or slurry floors. Typical placements are containment areas, trenches, pits, pump pads, sumps, stock chests, wastewater vessels, and other heavy chemical exposure, including concentrated sulfuric acid.
What size is Stratarock Novolac Coating?
The unit is 1 gallon. Part A is in a metal pail and Part B is in a plastic jug. 3 gallon units are available on special order.
What sulfuric-acid duty does Stratarock Novolac Coating have?
Outstanding protection from a wide variety of industrial chemicals, including concentrated sulfuric acid. As a topcoat it improves chemical and abrasion resistance of flooring systems while making the floor easier to clean.
What foot-traffic wait does Stratarock Novolac Coating have?
Ready for foot traffic in 12 hours at 77 F. Light wheeled traffic in 24 hours at 77 F. Complete cure may require 24 to 72 hours depending on temperature. Surface temperatures of 60 F to 90 F are recommended during installation and cure.
What recoat wait does Stratarock Novolac Coating have?
The first coat cures 12 hours before a second coat. If the second coat cannot go down within 48 hours, the surface must be sanded before recoating. Placement is an even 10 to 20 mil thickness.
What coverage does Stratarock Novolac Coating have?
Approximately 150 sq ft per gallon, depending on the surface coated and thickness of coats. Mixed pot life is 45 minutes at 77 F. A penetrating primer is used on concrete for best results. Where a waterproofing membrane is required, a waterproofing primer is used.
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