Chemical Resistance Chart For Alesfloor PU

Screed MF / HF
o
CONC.%
C RESULTS
Acetaldehyde
100
20
R
Acetic acid
10
20
R
Acetic acid
10
80
R
Acetic acid
20
20
R
Acetic acid
20
80
L
Acetic acid
60
20
R
Acetic acid
100
20
L
Acetic anhydride
20
L
Acetone
100
20
L
Acetonitrile
100
20
L
Acrylic acid
100
20
R
Adipic acid
all
20
R
Aluminium chloride
all
20
R
Aluminium sulphate
all
20
R
Ammonia (ammonium hydroxide)
25
20
R
Ammonium nitrate
all
20
R
Ammonium phosphate
all
20
R
Ammonium sulphate
all
20
R
Amyl acetate
100
20
R
Aniline
100
20
R
Antifreeze (ethylene glycol)
100
20
R
Apple juice
20
R
Barium chloride
all
20
R
Barium sulphate
all
20
R
Beer
20
R
Benzaldehyde
100
20
L
Benzene
100
20
L
Benzoic acid
100
20
R
Benzoyl chloride
100
20
R
Benzyl alcohol
100
20
R
Blood
20
R
Boric acid
all
20
R
Brake fluid
20
R
Brine - chlorinated
all
80
L
Brine (sodium chloride)
all
20
R
Butanol
100
20
R
Butter
20
R
Butyl acetate
100
20
R
Butyric acid
100
20
R
Calcium chloride
all
20
R
Calcium hydroxide
all
20
R
Calcium hypochlorite
all
20
R
R=Resistance (Assuming floor cleaned reasonably)
L=Limited resistance (Infrequent spillages were washed quickly)
NR=Not resistance (Even small spillage attacks the floor severely)

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C
CONC. %
CONC..%
CONC.%
C RESULTS
RESULTS
Capric (decanoic)
Glycerol
Nitropropane
Sodium
sulphide acid
100
All
20
R
L
Caprolactam
Glycolic
o-Cresol
Stearic
acid
acid
100
100
20
R
L
Caprylic
Hexane
OilStyrene
crude(octanoic) acid
100
100
20
R
Carbon
Hydrobromic
OilSuccinic
fuel disulphide
acid acid
100
48
20
20
R
L
Carbon
Hydrochloric
OilSugar
lubricating
(sucrose)
tetrachloride
acid
100
All
15
60
20
R
Chloroacetic
Hydrochloric
Oil-mineral
Sugar
(sucrose)
acid
37
All
10
20
80
R
Chloroacetic
Hydrochloric
Oil-motor
Sulphuric
acidacid
37
20
50
20
60
R
L
Chloroformacid
Hydrofluoric
Oil-silicone
Sulphuric
acid
100
10
70
20
R
L
Chromic
Hydrofluoric
Oleic
Sulphuric
acidacid
acid
acid
40
100
98
20
20
R
L
Cinnamaldehyde
Hydrogen
Oleic
Tartaric
acid
acid
peroxide
100
35
100
15
80
20
R
Citric(II)
Iron
Orange
Tetrachloroethylene
acid
sulphate
juice
(perchloroethylene)
100
All
20
60
20
R
Citric(III)
Iron
Oxalic
Tetrahydrofuran
acid
acid
chloride
100
All
50
5
20
R
L
Copper(II)
Iso-butanol
Palmitic
Thioglycolic
acid
sulphate
acid
100
100
All
20
R
100100
Cyclohexane
Iso-octane
Perchloric
Toluene
acid
100
70
20
R
Cyclohexanone
Isopropanol
Phenol
Toluene
sulphonic acid
100
100
5
20
R
L
Detergents
Jet
Phosphoric
Trichloroacetic
fuel IP4
-acid
acidic
acid
100
All
5
80
20
R
L
Detergents -acid
Kerosene
Phosphoric
Trichlorobenzene
acidic
100
All
80
80
20
R
L
808080
Detergents
Lactic
Potassium
Trichloroethylene
acid aluminium
- alkaline sulphate (alum)
100
All
All
5
60
20
R
L
Detergents
Lactic
Potassium
Trisodium
acidphosphate
carbonate
- alkaline
All
All
90
80
20
R
9095
Dibutylacid
Lauric
Potassium
Turpentine
phthalate
dichromate
100
All60
20
R
Dichlorobenzene
Lauric
Potassium
Urea acid hydroxide
100
10
20
80
20
R
L
Diethyl ether
Magnesium
Potassium
Urine
hydroxide
nitrate
100
All
45
20
R
Diethylene
Maleic
Potassium
Vegetable
anhydride
oil
nitrate
glycol
100
All
20
R
Di-isopropylamine
Malic
Potassium
Vegetable
acid oil
permanganate
100
All
-5
20
80
R
Dimethylformamide
Methacrylic
Propylene
Water
glycol
acid
100
20
NR
R
Dioctyl phthalate
Methanol
Pyridine
Water
100
20
80
R
L
Ethanol
Methyl
Salicylic
White spirit
ethyl
acidketone
100
20
R
L
Ethyl acetate
Methyl
Skydrol
Xylene
ethyl
500B4
ketone peroxide
100
10
20
R
L
Ethyl glycol
Methyl
Skydrol
isobutyl
LD4acetate
ketone
100
20
R
R=Resistance (Assuming floor cleaned reasonably)
Ethylene
Methyl
Sodium
methacrylate
acetate
dichloride
100
All
20
R
L
L=Limited resistance (Infrequent spillages were washed quickly)
Ethylenecarbonate
Methylated
Sodium
glycol
spirits
100
All
20
R
NR=Not resistance (Even small spillage attacks the floor severely)
Fats - animal
Methylene
Sodium
chlorate
chloride
and vegetable
All
100
20
R
L
Fats - animal
Milk
Sodium
chloride
and vegetable
All
80
20
R
Fish oilshydroxide
Monochlorobenzene
Sodium
100
50
20
R
Fish oilshydroxide
N-Methyl
Sodium
pyrrolidone
100
50
20
80
NR
R
Fluorosilicic
N,N-Dimethyl
Sodium
hypochlorite
acid
acetamide
15
100
all
20
NR
R
Formaldehyde
Nitric
acid
(formalin)
50
37
20
R
R=Resistance (Assuming floor cleaned reasonably)
Formicacid
Nitric
acid
65
20
20
R
L
L=Limited resistance (Infrequent spillages were washed quickly)
Formic acidNR=Not resistance (Even small spillage attacks90
20
L
the floor severely)
R=Resistance (Assuming floor cleaned reasonably)
Fumaric acid
all
20
R
L=Limited resistance (Infrequent spillages were washed quickly)
Gasoline NR=Not resistance (Even small spillage attacks the
- floor severely)
20
R
Glucose
all
20
R

R=Resistance (Assuming floor cleaned reasonably)

L=Limited resistance (Infrequent spillages were washed quickly)
NR=Not resistance (Even small spillage attacks the floor severely)

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technical data pn the
companys products, all recommendations or suggestions
regarding the use of such
products are made without guarantee since the conditions of use
are beyond the control

of the company. It is the customers responsibility to satisfy

himself that each product is
fit for the purpose for which he intends to use it and that the
actual conditions of use are
suitable.