• EMICODE EC 1PLUS (very low emissions)
• Fast binding
• Low tension
• High compressive strength
• Excellent flow properties
• Pumpable
• Low dust
• Ready for further finishing after 12 hours
• layer thickness 10 mm*
• Suitable for underfloor heating
  

For the levelling in layer thicknesses of 2 to 10 mm of cement- and anhydrite-bound subfloors, mastic asphalt (for mastic asphalt, observe maximum 5 mm layer thickness), magnesite, wood granite chipboard or existing tiling.

In case of pumping:

First check with the pump supplier that the pump is suitable for all types of levelling. Pumping at too high a mixing speed can cause insufficient flow of the levelling compound.

• 926 Europlan Eco Hybrid can be applied to any rigid, compression- and tension-resistant, stone-like subfloor. The subfloor must also be clean, permanently dry and free from grease and dirt, in accordance with the requirements of DIN 18 365.
• Sand down calcium sulphate-bound subfloors (anhydrite) if necessary, then remove dust using an industrial vacuum cleaner.
• Prime absorbent cement-based subfloors with 044 Europrimer Multi. Prime anhydrite floors with 043 Europrimer Alphy. In both cases, prime with the aid of a fur roller.
• Thoroughly degrease smooth and closed subfloors (tile floors, granito, terrazzo, etc.) with 014 Euroclean. Remove the contamination and then, after sufficient drying, apply a thin but opaque layer of 044 Europrimer Multi using a foam roller. Old (waterproof) glue residues should also be primed in this way.
• Remove contamination and loose parts from asphalt floors and bituminous surfaces. Then prime the surface with 044 Europrimer Multi. Maintain a maximum levelling layer thickness of 5 mm for this type of subfloor.
• Pre-fill holes and damage in both anhydrite and sand-cement screeds with 946 Europlan Hybrid Repair. After complete drying, prime these areas with 043 Europrimer Alphy.
• In the case of a sand-cement screed where a moisture barrier needs to be applied, repair holes and damage with 945 Europlan Solid. After complete drying, the moisture barrier can be applied.
• Fix cracks and/or joints in the subfloor with 021 Euroblock Reno LE in combination with 063 Eurotape or 808 Eurojoint Connector, possibly with the addition of 846 Quartzsand.
• Always consult our technical product information sheets. In case of doubt about the applications to be made, contact our Technical Advice Department in advance.
  

• To prepare 926 Europlan Eco Hybrid, always use clean tools that are free of plaster/cement residues.
• For manual processing, add 23 kg of 926 Europlan Eco Hybrid to 4.75 litres of cool and clean tap water.
• Mix the mortar mechanically with the Eurocol 855 Mixer into a smooth and lump-free mass.
• Allow the prepared mortar to cure for approx. 2-3 minutes, then stir the mortar briefly at low speed.
• Apply the mortar to the floor within 30 minutes with a smoothing trowel or squeegee in a layer thickness of at least 2 mm. Then de-aerate the applied layer immediately with a spiked roller.
• When pumping, set the mixing pump unit so that 4.75 litres of cool and clean tap water are added per 23 kg of 926 Europlan Eco Hybrid.
• Protect the freshly applied levelling layers against drafts and heating caused by direct sunlight.
• It’s recommended not to sand or prime the dry levelling layer.
• If sanding the applied levelling layer is necessary, use a sanding mesh grit 100 or finer. Make the floor thoroughly dust-free after sanding with an industrial vacuum cleaner. If necessary, prime the floor with 049 Europrimer ABS or 099 Dispersion Primer with a foam roller. Drying time approx. 1 hour.
• In normal conditions, the applied levelling layer is walkable after 2-3 hours and ready for covering after 12 hours.
• For detailed information on safety measures, refer to the safety data sheet on our website www.eurocol.nl.
  

Working conditions:
Required surrounding temperature : 18 - 23 °C.
Temperature for material and subfloor : min. 15° - max. 20 ºC.
Relative humidity : 40 - 70%.

Underfloor heating:
926 Europlan Eco Hybrid can be applied to underfloor heating. The start-up protocol of the underfloor heating must be fully executed in advance in accordance with the supplier’s guidelines. Switch off the heating (or set it to low) one day before levelling; then switch the heating back on again at least 24 hours after levelling, in steps of a maximum of 5°C water temperature per day. Ensure that the floor temperature does not exceed 29°C.