MORAL BOND VC is a volume stable, highly refractory mortar that shows no signs of flowing from pier testing joints at 16000C.

This mortar is specifically designed for adhesion of ceramic fibre tiles onto a variety of surfaces including steel, mesh and existing refractory linings. MORAL BOND VC can also be used for bonding fireclay brick.

Thermal Ceramics Australia has developed a complete range of mortars to complement dense, insulating and basic bricks available. In both heat and air setting versions, the mortars allow ease of , use whilst maintaining exceptional resistance to high temperature industrial environments.

Strict adherence to quality control measures has enabled each Thermal Ceramics Australia location to gain AS3902/IS09002 quality standard accreditation. All products are manufactured according to these tight standards, ensuring consistent high quality.

TYPICAL APPLICATION DATA

The mortar should be trowelled firmly into the fibre of the module to assist in mortar penetration and adhesion to the tile. The joint bed should then be built up to a maximum of 5mm thickness for best adhesion to the refractory surface.

Fresh, clean water can be used to thin the cement to the correct consistency for trowelling if required.

Amount required to lay 1000 each,
230 x 115 x 75mm straights (kg)                          200

Coverage rate for ceramic tile adhesion (kg/M2)   12

TYPICAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS*

A1203	37%
SiO2	50%
Fe203	0.7%
CaO	0.1%
TiO2	0.7%
mgo	0.1%
Alkalies	2.6%

*Chemical analysis values are rounded off. Total may not be equal to 100%

MATERIALPACKAGING

MORAL BOND VC mortar is packaged in steel drums, 20 kilograms per drum.

Nominal shelf life for MORAL BOND VC is 6 months when correctly stored.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

MORAL BOND VC is used for Ceramic Tile Adhesion and bonding Fireclay Refractory Brick.

INSTALIATION PROCEDURE

Refer to Installation Procedure IP/006

HEAT-UP SCHEDULE

Refer to Heat-up Schedule HS/008

CAUTION: The binders in this material are of an alkaline nature and care should be exercised whilst handling. Protective eye and hand equipment must be worn. In case of contact with bare skin, promptly remove by thorough washing with clean water.

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