Pro Clima ORCON F | Multi-pur­pose joint ad­hes­ive glue | 10106

Substrate

Be­fore stick­ing, sub­sur­faces should be brushed off, wiped clean with a cloth or cleaned us­ing com­pressed air. Min­er­al sur­faces (plaster or con­crete) may be slightly moist.
Bond­ing to frozen sur­faces is not pos­sible. There must be no wa­ter-re­pel­lent sub­stances (e.g. grease or sil­ic­one) on ma­ter­i­als to be bon­ded. Sub­sur­faces must have suf­fi­cient load-bear­ing ca­pa­city - if ne­ces­sary, a mech­an­ic­al sup­port (pres­sure lath) must be used (e.g. on crum­bling sub­sur­faces).

Per­man­ent ad­he­sion is achieved on all pro clima in­teri­or and ex­ter­i­or mem­branes, oth­er va­pour re­tarder and air­tight mem­branes (e.g. those made of PE, PA, PP and alu­mini­um) as well as oth­er un­der­lay/sark­ing and wall lin­ing mem­branes (e.g. those made of PP and PET).
Bonds can be cre­ated on min­er­al sub­sur­faces (e.g. plaster or con­crete), roughly sawn, planed and painted wood, hard plastics and rust­proof met­al (e.g. pipes, win­dows etc.) and hard wood-based pan­els (chip­board, OSB, ply­wood, MDF pan­els).

The best res­ults in terms of struc­tur­al sta­bil­ity are achieved on high-qual­ity sub­sur­faces.
It is your re­spons­ib­il­ity to check the suit­ab­il­ity of the sub­sur­face; ad­he­sion tests are re­com­men­ded in cer­tain cases.

General conditions

The bonds should not be subjected to tensile strain.
The product achieves its final level of strength only when it has dried. It may be advisable to use mechanical reinforcements to protect the installation area.
After sealing the vapour retarding membranes, the weight of the insulating material must be borne by lathing. Adhesion should be supported by battens if necessary.
Ventilate regularly to prevent build-up of excessive humidity and use a dryer if necessary.