TIMco Polyester Styrene Free Anchor Resin - 300ml

Styrene-free means the product has a significantly lower odor compared to traditional resins. This makes it safer and more comfortable to use in enclosed spaces or areas with limited ventilation, as it produces fewer harmful fumes.

No, the TIMco PESF Polyester Styrene Free Anchor Resin is specifically certified for non-safety critical fixings. Always consult the product's technical data and relevant building regulations for safety-critical applications.

Cure times vary based on temperature and humidity. Typically, it will be touch-dry within a short period, but full load-bearing capacity is usually achieved after several hours. Refer to the product's technical data sheet for specific cure times at different temperatures.

This resin is suitable for a wide range of solid and hollow masonry applications, providing a secure fixing in materials like concrete, brick, and blockwork.

You will need a standard 300ml sealant gun to apply the resin. The cartridge comes with a mixing nozzle, so no additional mixing equipment is required.

Once the resin has been mixed through the nozzle, it cannot be saved. You would need to discard the used nozzle and, if re-using later, attach a new nozzle and extrude a small amount to ensure proper mixing.

Unopened cartridges typically have a shelf life of 12-18 months when stored correctly in a cool, dry environment. Please check the packaging for the specific expiry date.

Ensure the mixing nozzle is securely attached and the cartridge is properly seated in the sealant gun. Try extruding a larger amount initially to ensure the two components are blending properly within the nozzle.

Curing times are influenced by ambient temperature and the substrate temperature. Ensure you are working within the recommended temperature range specified by the manufacturer. Avoid applying in extreme heat or cold.

Check that the cartridge is not blocked and that the sealant gun is functioning correctly. Ensure the nozzle is not clogged with cured resin. Some resistance is normal, but excessive force may indicate an issue.

Verify that the masonry is clean, dry, and free from dust or contaminants. Ensure the hole was drilled to the correct diameter and depth, and that sufficient resin was used to fill the void and surround the anchor.