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Sikagard®-1812

(former MProtect 1812)

AMINE-CURED, PITCH FREE EPOXY 

Sikagard®-1812 is a two component, solvent free, highly chemical resistant, pitch free epoxy coating. Suitable for use in hot and tropical climatic conditions. 

  • Excellent overall chemical resistance
  • Excellent abrasion resistance and flexibility
  • VOC compliant to EN norms
  • High build coating
  • Easy application: brush, roller, spray
  • Economical
  • Seamless finish
  • Eco-friendly coating
  • Excellent corrosion protection
  • Available in two colours to differentiate system build-up
  • Smooth and glossy finish
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Usage

Sikagard®-1812 is used to provide a heavy duty protective, waterresistant and flexible coating. Widely used in the sewerage and waste water industry as well as other aggressive immersion conditions on cementitious and metal substrates. Uses include the lining of tanks, pipes and ducting, coating of concrete, asbestos cement, pipes and nonferrous metals. 
Sikagard®-1812 is particularly suitable for use in sewerage work applications and in offshore or marine environments. Sikagard®-1812 may only be used by experienced professionals.  

Advantages

  • Excellent overall chemical resistance
  • Excellent abrasion resistance and flexibility
  • VOC compliant to EN norms
  • High build coating
  • Easy application: brush, roller, spray
  • Economical
  • Seamless finish
  • Eco-friendly coating
  • Excellent corrosion protection
  • Available in two colours to differentiate system build-up
  • Smooth and glossy finish

Packaging

Supplied in 27 kg (18 L) units

Colour

Available in the following standard colours: 
Black, Concrete Grey, Light Grey and White

Product Details

Product Information

Shelf life

12 months from date of production

Storage conditions

Store in a dry area in original sealed packaging at temperatures between +5°C and +30°C. Protect from direct sunlight, heat and moisture.

Density

~1.5 kg/l (mixed, at 23°C)

(ASTM D1475)

Solid content by volume

~100 % 

Volatile organic compound (VOC) content

~20 g/l

 
Technical Information

Abrasion resistance

< 50 mg (CS17 wheel / 1000g / 1000 cycle) (7d)

(ASTM D4060)

Tensile strength

~23 N/mm² (7d)

(ASTM D638)

Tensile adhesion strength

~3 N/mm² (or concrete failure) (7d)

(ASTM D4541)

Dry Heat Aging Test: ≥ 1.5 N/mm² (at 160°C continuous for 30 days, ~300 μm DFT)

Temperature resistance

Exposure 1

Maximum Temperature

Dry heat

+160°C 2

Water Immersion

+60°C

1 No simultaneous chemical and mechanical exposure

2 A loss of gloss and discolouration may be observed above +90°C. 

Water penetration under pressure

Nil

(BS EN 12390, Part 8: 2000)

Chemical resistance

Resistant to many chemicals.
Contact Sika Technical Department for further information.

Application

Application Information

Pot Life

25°C 

40°C 

~70 min

~45 min

Tack free time

25°C 40°C 
~4 h~1 h and 40 min

Drying time

25°C 40°C 
~8 h ~4 h 
Consumption

Consumption

Exposure Conditions:

 

 

Moderate

Total DFT

200-300 µm
PrimerSikagard® P 659150-300 g/m² 

Skim Coat

Sikadur® ADH 2200As required

Top Coat

Sikagard®-1812180-255 g/m²

 

 

Severe

Total DFT

325-500 µm
PrimerSikagard® P 659150-300 g/m²

Skim Coat

Sikadur® ADH 2200As required

Body Coat

Sikagard®-1812180-255 g/m²
Top CoatSikagard®-1812180-255 g/m²

 

 

ImmersionTotal DFT450-650 µm
PrimerSikagard® P 659150-300 g/m²
Skim CoatSikadur® ADH 2200As required
Body Coat 1Sikagard®-1812180-240 g/m²
Body Coat 2Sikagard®-1812180-240 g/m²
Top CoatSikagard®-1812180-255 g/m²

 

 

AbrasiveTotal DFT900-1200 µm
PrimerSikagard® P 659150-300 g/m²
Skim CoatSikadur® ADH 2200As required
Body Coat 1Sikagard®-1812250-312 g/m² 
Body Coat 2Sikagard®-1812250-312 g/m² 
Body Coat 3Sikagard®-1812250-312 g/m² 
Body Coat 4Sikagard®-1812250-312 g/m² 
Top CoatSikagard®-1812180-250 g/m² 

Note: These figures are theoretical and do not allow for any additional material due to surface porosity, surface profile, variations in level or wastage etc.
Application steps

SUBSTRATE PREPARATION

Surfaces must be clean and dry.  Use suitable methods to remove dirt, dust, oil and all other forms of contamination that could interfere with the adhesion of the coating. 

 

Concrete

Concrete should be sound and sufficiently dry to accept Sikagard®-1812. Mechanically surface profiling is the method of surface preparation. Mechanically profile the surface to CSP3 as described by the International Concrete Repair Institute. Voids and pinholes must be repaired. 

APPLICATION

Sikagard®-1812 may be applied by airless spray, brush or roller.  Please refer to our latest Method Statement for detailed application instructions. 

CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT

Use a suitable thinner (Xylene / MEK / Acetone) in case of spillage, absorb and dispose of in accordance with local applicable regulations.

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