Sikadur®-22, Lo-Mod | Low-Modulus Epoxy for Sikalastic® Traffic Systems

Sikadur®-22, Lo-Mod | Low-Modulus Epoxy for Sikalastic® Traffic SystemsSikadur 22, Lo Mod Low Modulus Epoxy for Sikalastic Traffic Systems Two Component, Low Modulus Epoxy Resin Brand: Sika Sikadur 22, Lo Mod is a two component, low modulus epoxy resin used as a component within the Sikalastic 3900 Traffic System. Confirm its specified role, mixing ratio, pot life, coverage and cure against the current Sika TDS, SDS and system specification before use. Sikalastic 3900 Traffic System component: used as specified within

Sikadur®-22, Lo-Mod | Low-Modulus Epoxy for Sikalastic® Traffic Systems

Two-Component, Low-Modulus Epoxy Resin | Brand: Sika

Sikadur®-22, Lo-Mod is a two-component, low-modulus epoxy resin used as a component within the Sikalastic®-3900 Traffic System. Confirm its specified role, mixing ratio, pot life, coverage and cure against the current Sika TDS, SDS and system specification before use.

Key Characteristics

• Two-component, low-modulus epoxy; requires accurate mixing — confirm ratio and pot life against the TDS.
• Solvent-free epoxy chemistry; confirm ventilation requirements against the SDS.
• Confirm coverage, layer thickness and aggregate compatibility against the TDS.
• Confirm cure and return-to-service times against the TDS (temperature-dependent).

Typical Applications

• Component applications within the Sikalastic®-3900 Traffic System as specified
• Detailing and transition areas where a low-modulus epoxy is specified

Limitations

• Use only as specified within the approved Sika system.
• Confirm substrate preparation and priming requirements against the TDS.
• Mixed material has a limited pot life — confirm against the TDS.

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Technical information is provided for professional reference only. Product selection, substrate preparation, installation method, coverage, cure time, system compatibility and final performance remain the responsibility of the purchaser, installer, project specifier and/or manufacturer documentation. Always confirm suitability against the current TDS, SDS, project specification and site conditions before use.