Atlas SAM 100 | self-levelling anhydrite-gipsum compound (5-30 mm)

ATLAS SAM 100 - self-leveling surface finish (5-30 mm)

Levels substrates in the range of 5 – 30 mm – both when the substrate has only local irregularities and when it is executed with a slight slope.
Elevates the floor level in the whole room – e.g. when necessary to equalize the level in two adjacent rooms.
Recommended for leveling surfaces of existing subfloors with heating systems – when the irregularities in the jointless floor make the execution of facing impossible, an additional thin layer of the compound must be applied.
Can be applied in dry rooms – as the substrate based on high quality anhydrite, it can be used only indoors in dry rooms: living rooms, hallways, halls, salons, offices, corridors, waiting rooms, etc.

The main characteristics

• anhydrite-gypsum based
• high compressive strength ≥ 35 N/mm²
• resistant to concentrated load
• practically contractionless – no need of expansion joints for up to 50 m²
• as substrate for tiles, carpet flooring, parquet and floor panels

The main parameters:

• consumption: 20 kg / 1 m²/ 10 mm of layer thickness
• compressive strength: min. 35 N/mm²
• layer thickness: 5 ÷ 30 mm

Types of finishing layers

• tiles, 
• PVC flooring, 
• carpet flooring, 
• floor panels.

Types of possible arrangements

• bonded floor - thickness 5 - 30 mm – good quality concrete, concrete or anhydrite jointless floor (with or without floor heating).

Properties

Spreading properties – enables easy horizontal surface execution even in large rooms, without using guide strips and mass raking up with rules.
Compressive strength: ≥ 35.0 N/mm2.
Flexural strength: ≥ 6.0 N/mm2.
Limited contraction – the possibility of contraction cracking during setting is reduced to the minimum – this enables execution of working fields of up to 50 m² in area without expansion joints.
Suitable for manual and machine application – it can be easily and quickly applied both manually and with the use of machines equipped with helical pumps, obtaining high efficiency.

Consumption

The average consumption is 20 kg of mortar for 1 m2 for each 10 mm of layer thickness.

Packaging

Paper bags: 25 kg
Pallet: 1200 kg in 25 kg bags