Vinapor WA 2000 F

Vinapor® WA 2000 F is a specialized product used as a defoamer and for improving air pores in mortars and cement-based materials. It is a free-flowing powder composed of a ketone resin combined with a chemically modified alkyl sulfonate, with a structure similar to natural wood resins. This composition provides it with a range of unique properties, making it effective in industrial applications, especially in construction and material production.

Properties of Vinapor® WA 2000 F:

• Ketone Resin-Based: The product is based on ketone resin, an organic substance typically used to stabilize and enhance material properties in industrial processes. The ketone resin helps stabilize microfoam and air pores in materials.

• Chemically Modified Alkyl Sulfonate: This gives Vinapor® WA 2000 F an amphiphilic structure, meaning it is both hydrophilic (water-loving) and lipophilic (fat-loving). This structure allows it to effectively reduce surface tension, which is critical for improving dispersion and wetting in materials.

• Structure Similar to Natural Wood Resins: This ensures a high degree of stability and compatibility with other components in mortars and cement-based mixtures. The resin contributes to the product's ability to manage micro air pores in the mixture.

Key Features and Benefits:

High Performance and Robustness:

• Vinapor® WA 2000 F provides a high level of stabilization of micro air pores in mortars and cement-based products. Micro air pores are small air pockets that may be desirable in certain types of concrete and mortars to enhance their insulating properties or reduce the material's weight.

• The product helps create a stable structure that resists disturbances during mixing or curing.

Moderate Dispersion and Wetting Effects:

• It has moderate wetting effects, meaning it improves how the mortar or cement adheres to the substrate or other ingredients in the mixture, enhancing the overall quality and workability.

• This effect makes it easier to achieve a smooth and uniform mix of ingredients, which is essential for ensuring the quality of final building or construction materials.

Improved Air Pore Structure:

• The amphiphilic structure helps stabilize micro air pores in the material, ensuring air remains evenly distributed in the mortar and does not cause unwanted foaming or uneven curing.

• This is particularly useful in applications requiring lightweight concrete or materials where air pores are essential to achieve desired thermal or mechanical properties.

Applications:

Vinapor® WA 2000 F is primarily used in mortars and cement-based products and is ideal for situations where:

• Control or stabilization of microfoam and air pores is required.

• The material needs uniform and controlled dispersion and wetting of ingredients.

• Lightweight concrete, reinforced mortar, or self-leveling floors are being produced.

• Improved mechanical or thermal properties of the mortar or cement are desired without compromising its overall structure or durability.

Practical Use:

Vinapor® WA 2000 F can be added during the production of mortar or concrete, typically in the early stages of mixing. It helps improve the workability of the material and prevents the formation of excess foam, which can interfere with the curing process or the material's strength.

• The dosage depends on the specific requirements for the desired air pore structure and stabilization. It is recommended to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for optimal results.

Conclusion:

Vinapor® WA 2000 F is an effective and versatile product for enhancing the performance of mortars and cement-based products. Its ability to stabilize micro air pores, combined with moderate wetting effects, makes it ideal for use in lightweight materials and situations where workability and structural integrity are critical.

 

Vinapor® WA 2000 F can be supplied in Bulk, IBC, Drums, and Jerrycans.

 

If you need further information about Vinapor® WA 2000 F, such as quantity and pricing, feel free to contact us via email at [email protected] or by phone at +45 30 32 06 90.