Atlas ZTC-W-W | cement-lime machine-applied plaster (5-30 mm)

Light machine-applied plaster: cement - lime plaster of category III. Recommended for indoor cellular concrete plastering – in premises with normal air humidity as well as in kitchens and bathrooms. Acts as category III plaster – can be used as traditional double-layer plaster consisting of the “scratch coat” and “surface floating coat”, as well as base coat or finishing coat.

• manual or machine application
• light plaster – contains perlite
• high output – from 14 kg/m2/cm
• smooth – grain size up to 0.5 mm
•  improved thermal conductivity coefficient: 0.27 W/mK
• easy workability
• Kinds of substrates: substrates of increased thermal insulation capacity: porous ceramics and cellular concrete, concrete, chip-and-cement boards, cement and cement-lime plasters, appropriately prepared gypsum substrates.

Properties

• Increased output – due to specially developed recipe, it offers 50% higher output than traditional cement - based plasters.
• Very good adhesion to the substrate – due to the content of lime, it fills in all irregularities of the wall tightly, seals it and strongly adheres to bricks, blocks, etc.
• Transfers and distributes strain very well – due to the content of lime, it is a resilient plaster, self-protecting against cracking.
• Enables increasing the distance between vertical expansion joints – in comparison with plasters based on cement as the only binding agent.
• Limits the absorptivity of the wall – the tightness of cement-lime plaster protects the wall against water penetration and negative effects of it, e.g. against development of biological corrosion.
• Perfect workability – the content of lime makes the preparation and the application of the mortar very easy.
• Easy to apply and float – very convenient to work with, at plastering both ceilings and walls.
• High water vapour permeability – the plaster coat does not interfere with vapour permeability of the wall executed in porous materials like cellular concrete.

Consumption

The average consumption is ca. 14 kg of mix/ 1 m² / 10 mm of layer thickness. 1,000 kg of mix allow to prepare 800 l of the mix.

Packaging

Paper bags: 30 kg Pallet: 1080 kg in 30 kg bags