Uzin KR 430 Two-Component Polyurethane Glue - PVC Floor

KR 430 two-component polyurethane adhesive is specially designed to provide reliable adhesion and exceptional strength to a variety of floor coverings, including Fortelock PVC tiles available on our website.

• Versatility of Use: Suitable for a wide range of floor coverings, providing long-lasting grip in high stress environments.
• Wide Compatibility: Suitable for rubber, PVC, linoleum and synthetic grass coverings.
• Compatibility with Fortelock PVC Tiles: Ensures optimal adhesion to Fortelock PVC tiles, guaranteeing a secure and durable installation.
• Quantity Calculator: To determine the quantity of glue required for your project with Fortelock PVC tiles, use the online calculator on the Uzin website by clicking on this link: Uzin KR 430 Calculator . All you need to do is enter the surface area in square meters of your project and the "A2/A5" toothing for Fortelock PVC tiles.
• Contact and Support: Do not hesitate to contact us via our contact page if necessary ( Contact Page ).
• Exceptional Resistance: Provides robust adhesion, resistant to heat, cold and intense stress, suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
• Ease of Application: Simplified application process with clear instructions, allowing efficient implementation.
• Environmental Safety: Solvent-free and very low emission, meets the strictest environmental standards.
• Durability and Longevity: Once cured, provides long-lasting adhesion, ensuring stability and longevity of installed floor coverings.
• Directions for Use: Prepare the surface in accordance with current standards and follow the instructions for optimal application.
• Responsible Disposal: Leftover products can be disposed of responsibly according to the disposal guidelines provided.

Available Formats:

• 3 kg (Covers 5 to 12 m2)
• 8 kg (Covers 13 to 32 m2)
• 12 kg (Covers 20 to 48 m2)

When should Fortelock PVC tiles be glued?

• Direct Sunlight: Glue tiles in areas exposed to direct sunlight, such as glass areas of a room or south-facing doors to the loading area.

• Heavy duty carts and high load areas: If you are using heavy duty carts with small wheels, especially electric carts for heavy loads, where the battery is placed above the main drive axle, it is recommended to test the slabs and carts before deciding on the type of slabs to use and possibly secure them to the floor for long-term use.
  
  
• External heat sources and catalysts: Stick the tiles in the area of ​​the heat source, such as in front of ovens, stoves or where the catalyst is located when the car is parked, to prevent the tiles from expanding.

• Temperature fluctuations: If the tiles are laid in an interior space exposed to temperature variations greater than 15°C, it is necessary to fix or glue them due to expansion.