Field of Application
Compressive stress resistant, non-flammable mineral wool based thermal insulation board (lamella) for the Capatect ETICS system A ✱. For adhesive fixing or adhesive and mechanical fixing.
✱ ETICS = External Thermal Insulation Composite System
Brit. term: EWI = External Wall Insulation
Am. term: EIFS = External Insulation and Finish System
Material Properties
- Fire behaviour: non combustible A1 to DIN 4102 / DIN EN 1350
- Typ of application WAP-zh to DIN 4108-10
- Both sides pre-primed with inorganic primer
- Mineral wool waterrepellant impregnated
- Resistant to deformation
- Non-ageing
- Resistant to decomposition
- Blunt edges
- Occupational medicine: non-toxic according to German GefStoffV (regulation for hazardous goods), TRGS 905 und EC Directive 97/69 (Note Q)
Colours
Brown-yellow with translucent primer
Storage
Dry, protected from moisture - no unprotected exposure to the weatherHeat conductivity
0.041 [ W/(m · K) ] as per DIN 4108Resistance-count for diffusion µ (H2O)
µ ≈ 1 as per DIN 12086Compressive stress (compression: 10%)
≥ 50 [ kPa ] nas per DIN EN 826Shearing resistance
≥ 20 [ kPa ] as per DIN EN 12090Temperature resistance
up to 150 [ °C ]Raw density
approx. 80 [ kg/m3 ] ± 15%Melting point
> 1000 [ °C ] as per DIN EN 13501Certified quality control
by FIW in München / MunichAdhesive tensile (pull-off) strength at right angle to the panel plane
≥ 80 [ kPa ] as per DIN EN 1607Board Thickness [ mm ] ✱ | Packaging [ m2 ] (shrink-wrapped) | Product-No. |
40 | 2.88 | 101/04 |
50 | 1.92 | 101/05 |
60 | 1.92 | 101/06 |
70 | 1.92 | 101/07 |
80 | 1.44 | 101/08 |
100 | 0.96 | 101/10 |
120 | 0.96 | 101/12 |
140 | 0.96 | 101/14 |
160 | 0.96 | 101/16 |
180 | 0.96 | 101/18 |
200 | 0.96 | 101/20 |
Size of insulation board 1200 x 200 [ mm ] | ||
✱ other thickness vailable on request |
Suitable Substrates
Mineral surfaces like new construction walls, solid old render/plaster and deteriorativ paints or coatings that are suitable for glue-down the Capatect-LS-Fassadendämmplatte VB 101.
Germany: The substrate must not exceed flatness tolerances according to DIN 18202 for not-surface-finished walls.
Substrate Preparation
The surface must be dry, clean and sound. Impurities and separating substances that might prevent good adhesion (eg, forming oil) and protruding mortar burrs must be removed.
Damaged, flaking paint and plaster structure must be removed as far as possible. Hollow points are to cut off flush and to reprofile flushly. Highly absorbent substrates,sanding or chalking surfaces should be cleaned thoroughly to the solid substance and primed with Sylitol-Konzentrat 111(primer concentrate).
Consumption
per m2: 1 [ m2 ] plus offcutsApplication Conditions
During processing and in the drying phase, ambient and substrate temperatures may not fall below +5 °C or rise over 30 °C..Bonding of Insulation Boards
Fully embeded insulation boards:
Apply the system-related adhesive up to 10 mm thick on the substrate by an adequate machine technology. Scatter the adhesive mortar with a square-notched trowel immediately before applying the insulation board (width and depth of notches according to the nature of the substrate).
Partial embeded insulation boards:
Apply the system-related adhesive to the substrate in form of vertical strips by an adequate machine technology. These adhesive strips must form a contact area ≥ 50% with a strip width about 5 cm in a distance of maximum 10 cm from center to center, strip higth at least 10 mm.
Place the insulation boards immediately into the fresh adhesive mortar bed by slight lateral movement and pressing. Avoid mortar inside the board joints absolutely. To avoid skin formation, only areas which can be charged immidiatelly by insulation boards must be covered with fresh mortar.
Place the lamella from bottom to top touching each other and staggerd about 50 % one beneath the other. Press the lamella intensively into the adhesive mortar to achieve good adhesion.
Observe accurate horizontal and vertical reference lines.
Unevenness up to ± 1 mm must be equalised by variation of mortar quantity.
For transition joints between different types of substrate materials, or in case of ventilated facades, the insulation board joints must bridge over the joints on both sides at least 10 cm wide with safe bond ad the ends.
Fill any potential gaps ≤ 5 mm with Capatect-Füllschaum B1(filling foam) and larger joints with insulation strips.
Protect the installed but not yet coated Capatect-LS-Fassadendämmplatten VB 101 from weathering (f.e. by scaffolding tarpaulins)
Note: National regulations for fixing with dowels, anchors and fasteners vary in a wide range. Observe national regulation.
Capatect-LS-Fassadendämmplatte VB101 as fire barrier:
See national regulation for horizontal and vertical fireproofing.
Capatect-LS-Fassadendämmplatte VB 101 has to be fully embeded into the adhesive mortar and fixed bay anchors according to national regulations.
Disposal
Materials and all related packaging must be disposed of in a safe way in accordance with the full requirements of the local authorities.
Particular attention should be made to removing wastage from site in compliance with standard construction site procedures.
The heat insulation plates should be cut carefully and reused wherever possible, avoiding wastage. Small amounts of wastage can be disposed of as per European Waste Code EWC 17 06 04 (insulation materials).
Customer Service Centre
Tel.: +49 6154 71-71710Fax: +49 6154 71-71711
e-mail: kundenservicecenter@caparol.de
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