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Important changes to the safe use of products containing diisocyanates
From 24 August 2023 professional users of products containing diisocyanates, are required by law to carry out mandatory training to allow the continued safe use of these products.
ISOPA and ALIPA, the trade associations for the industry, have created a very useful website [Safe use of Diisocyanates - Home EN] where you can find all of the details relating to the changes, and information on how to find a training course.
Course 049 is a suitable course for Altro flooring adhesives and walling adhesives, which can be found here.
For more information contact 01462 489 516
Our 6mm slip-resistant variant has a Pendulum Test Value of ≥50. It has a textured surface and is ideal for very heavy duty areas such as commercial kitchens.
| FeRFA type | 8 |
| Nominal thickness | 6mm |
| Guarantee | 10 years |
| Life expectancy: | 15 years |
| Impact resistance | Excellent |
| Wear characteristics | Very heavy duty |
| Slip resistance | PTV≥50 |
| Service temperature | -40° - 60°C |
| Chemical resistance | Moderate |
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In general, flooring will follow the profile of the underlying substrate. The surface profile may be reflected in thinner resin flooring types. This will affect the appearance and wear. (FeRFA types 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)
Altro Crete variants will undergo cosmetic yellow discolouration when exposed to UV light sources. The effect will be most pronounced in pale colours and blue / grey shades.
Altro Crete has a complementary coving system available.
Please click here for the resin systems technical chart which gives information on all the ranges.
The samples we send are to demonstrate colour and finish only. and may not be the thickness noted above. If you require a specific sample, please contact us.
For very heavy duty areas where there is an increased risk of slipping.
Typical applications include:
