Plaster Plate Joint Filler Plaster

Joint filler plaster for flexible plasterboards

Application area

In joint filling of plasterboards..

General features

Product description

Joint Compound for Plasterboards is a flexible filling plaster.

Content Information

Calcium Sulfate Hemihydrate+Calcium Carbonate+Acid+Cellulosic Ether+Citric Acid

Physical and Chemical Properties

Form: Powder
Smell: No smell
Color: White, yellowish
Water Solubility: Soluble in water

Relevant Standards/Declarations

TS EN 13963, Joint materials - For plasterboards - Recipes, requirements and test methods CE Declaration

Scope of application

It is used to fill the joints at the joints of plasterboards.

Packaging

Polypropylene laminated bag, 30 kg ± %2

Storage conditions

It should be kept closed in its original packaging, in a dry place and on a pallet.

Advantages

It makes the joint structure smooth thanks to its special grain distribution. It does not cause cracks in the joints due to its flexible feature.

Application Surface Features

Application ambient temperature should be minimum + 5 ºC. Substances that prevent adhesion (dust, oil, etc.) on the application surface must be cleaned.

Preparation of Mortar

Pour water appropriate to the amount of mortar into a clean container. ALL Joint Compound for Plasterboards is sprinkled on water (water / plaster ratio: 10 kg of ALL Joint Filler Plaster is added to 7 liters of water). The mortar is waited for 2 minutes for the plaster and water to come into full contact and sink. It must be mixed with a mechanical mixer to obtain a homogeneous mixture. After mixing, the mortar is ready for use. The mortar should be used within approximately 80 minutes.

APPLICATION

The joint tape is glued in a position to center the joints of the plaster plates. The prepared mortar is placed on a steel trowel and applied by pressing on the joint tape. After the first layer dries, any irregularities on the surface are smoothed with a trowel. In the joint filling process, the first layer is applied with a width of 10 mm. After completing the setting of the 1st layer, the 2nd layer is applied with a width of 20 mm to eliminate shrinkage in the mortar. When necessary, preliminary filling should be applied to the joint gaps.

Shelf life

6 months from the date of production.

Technicial Specifications

Technical specifications may vary depending on site conditions and ground characteristics.

Technicial Specifications