pro clima AEROSANA VISCONN

Subsurfaces should be cleaned. An even subsurface is a prerequisite for the use of AEROSANA VISCONN spray film. Fill any breakages, joints or holes before applying it.

Before application from the bucket: stir thoroughly.

Breakages, joints and holes can be covered over with a suitable filler or with CONTEGA SOLIDO SL before AEROSANA VISCONN is sprayed on.

If defects are detected during spraying, these can be covered over with AEROSANA FLEECE.

To do this, paint AEROSANA VISCONN onto a piece of fleece, apply the fleece to the defect and spray over it.

Apply AEROSANA VISCONN in at least two layers.

Apply the spray film in an even and overlapping manner.

Additional layers may be necessary, depending on the condition of the subsurface.

In the case of a layer thickness of greater than 1 mm, first allow AEROSANA VISCONN to become touch dry and then proceed to add further layers.

Layers of liquid film that are too thick can run off.

Setting of airless sprayer

Pressure: Approx. 150 - 200 bar

Nozzles: 210, 317, 519

Rough or dusty subsurfaces can be prepared for sticking pro clima adhesive tapes to them by using AEROSANA VISCONN.

To do this, apply a seamless layer of spray film.

Note:

The colour of AEROSANA VISCONN changes from blue to black during drying.

Once the spray has dried, apply the adhesive tape and gradually stick it in place.

When plastering, please observe the recommendations of the plaster manufacturer for non-absorbent subsurfaces.

A bonding course may be necessary.

Brush off subsurfaces; if necessary, clean with a vacuum cleaner and wipe down.

In the area around the birdsmouth joints, spray over the joints between rafters and the wallplate with a generous amount of sealant so that any movement of components that occurs can be accommodated.

Also apply a generous amount of AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE below the rafters in the area around the birdsmouth joints.

Switch the AIRFIXX to line application and completely fill the gap (in this case, between the wallplate and the knee wall) with AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE.

Set the AEROFIXX to spray application and spray over the joint in a generous manner. Apply the sealant to a width of at least 30 mm on the surfaces to be sealed. The layer thickness is sufficient when a textured surface (‘orange peel’) is recognisable.

If required, apply AEROSANA VISCONN /FIBRE as a primer onto timber that the refurbishment vapour control membrane (e.g. DASATOP) will be bonded to subsequently.

After the sealant has fully dried, seal the refurbishment vapour control membrane in an airtight manner using TESCON VANA, for example.

Brush off subsurfaces; if necessary, clean with a vacuum cleaner and wipe down.

Gaps of up to 3 mm can be filled using AEROSANA VISCONN. Use AEROSANA VISCONN FIBRE for wide gaps of up to 20 mm. In this case, the gap must be filled with sealant to a depth of at least half the width of the gap.

Set the AEROFIXX to line application.

Fill the joint with a sufficient amount of AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE.

Set the AEROFIXX to spray application and spray over the joint in a generous manner. Apply the sealant to a width of at least 30 mm on the surfaces to be sealed. The layer thickness is sufficient when a textured surface ('orange peel') is recognisable.

Areas that are difficult to access can also be sealed conveniently using the spray method.

If necessary, seal any gaps with a brush and AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE.

Window is installed, window joint has been filled with insulation material.

Brush off subsurfaces; if necessary, clean with a vacuum cleaner and wipe down.

If necessary, cut away any protruding insulation.

When doing this, leave a strip with a width of at least 6 mm free on the frame for subsequent sealing using AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE.

Alternatively, remove the joint insulation to a sufficient extent to create a clean surface for a lateral bond to the side of the window frame.

Spray a sufficient amount of AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE onto the window frame, the joint insulation and the adjacent masonry. Apply the sealant evenly. Cracks and pores must be closed by flooding them. The layer thickness is sufficient when a textured surface (‘orange peel’) is recognisable.

Bond all four sides of the frame to the masonry using AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE.

If necessary, seal any gaps with a brush and AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE.

AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE can be used for interior and exterior window joints. The installation method is identical in both cases.

Remove the protective masking tape immediately after the window joint is sealed.

Remove any traces of AEROSANA VISCONN / FIBRE from the window frame immediately using a damp cloth.

Insert the insulating material (loose wool, loose hemp) into the window joint in such a way that is flush with the window frame.

Cut away protruding foam after it has hardened.

Protect the panes of glass and visible parts of the frame against soiling by using masking tape.

Apply the required layer thickness of AEROSANA VISCONN in one or two spraying steps.

Check the required wet layer thickness of 500 μm using a suitable gauge.

AEROSANA VISCONN is also suitable for use in forming a sub-sill.

To do this, first spray the insulation angle fillet in a generous manner.

Insert the AEROSANA FLEECE into the still-wet AEROSANA VISCONN spray film, ensuring there are no folds or creases.

Carefully finish any corners or raised edges.

The AEROSANA FLEECE is embedded in place by spraying again with AEROSANA VISCONN.

Remove the stuck-on protective sheeting before AEROSANA VISCONN dries.

Brush off subsurfaces; if necessary, clean with a vacuum cleaner and wipe down.

If the gaps between adjacent wood-based panels have been taped using TESCON RAPIC to create airtight seals, this tape should be covered over with short lengths of TESCON VANA in the area close to the floor where a liquid sealant will be applied. The edges of the TESCON VANA must adhere directly onto the wood-based panel here.

Set the AEROFIXX to spray application.

Spray the wall-to-floor joint area. Apply the sealant to a width of at least 30 mm on the surfaces to be sealed.

The layer thickness is sufficient when a textured surface (‘orange peel’) is recognisable.