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Resin Bound Knowledge Base

Resin Bound Knowledge Base

Materials - Equipment

A resin bound surface is NOT a do-it-yourself system and installations should only be attempted by skilled professionals trained in using the required equipment and handling isocyanates.

The use of the correct equipment is essential is ensuring a successful installation. Star Uretech can provide all of the correct equipment required however the list below shows the best equipment choices and independent equipment suppliers:

Access barriers – 

Expandable safety barriers are our preferred choice as they are easier to transport.

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Barrier tape – 

Barrier tape should be used only after initial cure for overnight protection as it is often invisible to anyone delivering letters or parcels.

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Cleaning rags – 

General purpose mixed coloured rags are ideal for cleaning equipment clean and lubricating trowels.

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Gazebo (covered area) – 

A pop-up gazebo is ideal for keeping the mixing area dry and cool.

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Knee pads – 

Installing a resin bound surface is a physically demanding. Please wear knee-pads. You will thank us.

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Mixer (forced action) – 

It is essential to ONLY use a forced action mixer. We feel that the BARON F110 mixers are the best choice available.

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Plastic sheeting – 

It is important to prevent resin being spilled and protect the mixing area.

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Power supply (generator) 

IAs well as owning a generator it is always good to know where you can same-day hire one if yours fails.

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PPE (gloves) 

Chemical resistant, nitrile gauntlet gloves are best suited for handling isocyanates.

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PPE (hand wipes) 

The 'Big Wipes' heavy duty wipes are the best choice available.

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PPE (goggles) 

Goggles provide the best protection against liquid splash and large dust particles.

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PPE (overalls) 

Protective clothing should be worn when handling chemicals.

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Retractable Knife – 

Standard, push-button safety knifes have a tendency to get stuck with the resin.

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 Square head Shovel – 

Wide blade, metal shovels are best suited for use with resin and aggregates.

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 Spazzle – 

Metal Spazzle for levelling and moving mixed resin aggregate.

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 Surveyors tape – 

Fibreglass tape (minimum 30m) with grab winding handle.

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 Edging tape – 

50mm wide, cloth duct tape. White tape is easier to see when used on asphalt.

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 Mix Timer – 

5 Minute, count down timer for accurate mix timing. Avoid expensive stopwatches as they do tend to get damaged by resin.

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 Pool trowel – 

Rounded edge, metal pool trowel (minimum 14 inch). Do not be tricked in to purchasing resin trowels as they are simply expensive pool trowels.

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 Wheelbarrow – 

90 Ltr, metal wheelbarrow. 50 Ltr, biodegradable bin liners can be used to line the wheelbarrow.

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