CONCRETE RUBBER – LITE
SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE is a ready for use aqueous dispersion of a Styrene-Butyl Rubber with low solid contents. It contains an anionic/nonionic emulsifier system and is free from film forming aids, solvents, plasticizers and ammonia.

Solid content, %
pH Value
Surface Tension, mN/m
Viscosity, mPas
Glass Transition Temperature, °C
Density, g/cm³
Mean Particle Size, μm
Minimum Film-Forming Temperature, °C
Tensile Strength, N/mm²
Elongation at break, %
22-25 %
7.0
30.0
20
– 5
0.90
0.15
< 3
2.5
1000
ISO 976
ISO 3219
Form
Color
Odour
pH
Boiling Point
Flash Point
Ignition Temperature
Water Solubility
Solid Content
Liquid
Milky
Faint
7.0- 9.0 (20 C)
100C WATER
No flash point
Not applicable
Dilutable
Low 22 – 25%
SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE is used in combination with cement, lime gypsum, etc. Addition of SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE improves workability, wet adhesion and plasticity of fresh mortars. The dispersion has a strongly liquefying effect and reduces the water requirement at the same mortar consistency. SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE improves following end properties, flexural strength (up to 30 %), adhesive strength, abrasion / water / chemical / freeze / thaw resistance and shrink /swell behavior. SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE has extremely good resistance to saponification, by which long term stability in the strongly alkaline region even under moist conditions is secured.
The dispersion has no corrosion promoting action on steel reinforcements and is film forming above + 3 °C. Additions of film forming agents or plasticizers are therefore not required. SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE is used in floor, screeds, leveling compounds, adhesive – bonded joints, sealers / primers, repair mortars for concrete restoration, cement – based anti-corrosion paints, gypsum –based stoppers / fillers, and building adhesives. Owing to the limited UV-stability of styrene – butyl copolymers surface chalking can occur. This behavior is identical with unmodified mortars. Addition of 10 – 50 % by weight of SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE related to the cement content is recommended for the improvement of mortars.
SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE is preserved against bacterial and fungal attack. In the manufacture of finished products, the material has to be retreated, as usual, with suitable biocides to give enhanced preservation.
On available data SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE has no hazard classification according to 88/379 EEC. The surfactants and to a lesser extent the free monomer present in polymer dispersions can cause dermatitis through repeated contact in sensitive individuals. Eye contact may cause irritation.

Chemical Nature: Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer of styrene and 1,3 butadiene Isononylphenol ,ethoxylated >=1%
Chemical Nature:
Isononylphenol ,ethoxylated
Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer of styrene and1,3 Butyl
>=1%
Stability
Conditions to avoid
Stable
Direct sunlight and freezing
SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE has to be stored protected from frost and, as far as possible, below 40°C. Storage at temperatures between + 5 and + 30 °C is recommendable. SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE contains a preservative to counter microbial attack during transportation. Care must be taken to ensure that storage containers are tightly closed. When stored correctly SEA STAR CONCRETE RUBBER-LITE has a storage life of 12 months from date of delivery.
This product contains Portland cement which is slightly alkaline when wet. For people with sensitive skin, continuous use may cause irritation. Gloves or a suitable barrier cream should be used. As a general Code of safety practice all chemical products should be treated with care, kept away from children and animals, especially protect eyes and skin. In emergency seek medical advice.
EXPOSURE CONTROL AND PERSONAL PROTECTION
Local exhaust ventilation may be required in circumstances where the product is sprayed, heated or dried.
Respiratory:
Hand:
Eyes:
Skin
Masks when spraying
Gloves if risk of skin contact
Goggles if risk of splashing
Standard industrial overalls if splashing.
Skin exposure:
Eye exposure:
Ingestion:
Wash with water removed contaminated clothing.
Wash with large amount of water. Seek medical attention if irritation persists.
Give plenty of water to drink and obtain medical advice.