Raised Floor Pedestal Adhesive

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Raised floor pedestal adhesive.

Raised computer room floor pedestal adhesive is a special mastic formulated for adhering access floor bases to concrete or steel subfloor. Psa medium heavy range mfh. The raised floor pedestal hj 1 is capable of withstanding 37 kn 3870 kgf 8531 lbf axial load per pedestal. Conductive 2 way 4 way universal fit.

Access flooring introduction and adhesive guide. Raised floor pedestal axial load test. This is a proven high strength epoxy adhesive for the fixation of metal pedestal on concrete floors or raised floor installations. Bsen 12825 m16 medium duty range.

There are two general types of raised floors. Huiya raised floor pedestal glue making process is tested according to the cisca af s6 standard. Raised computer room floor pedestal adhesive javascript seems to be disabled in your browser. Part a is a coloured epoxy compound while part b is polyamide curing.

This adhesive is widely used in access floor systems such as office buildings and data centers. Seal bond has been engineering and manufacturing high performing pedestal adhesives for nearly two decades. Huiya offers you the high performance raised access floor pedestal adhesive product to reduce job costs by rapidly curing to a high strength bond. The raised floor pedestal adhesive is made by accessfloorstore in china.

Access floor adhesive attaches between a steel raised floor pedestal and the floor surface. Access floor systems inc. A raised access floor also raised flooring access flooring or raised access computer floor is an internal floor that consists of strong floor tiles usually about 600mmx600mm laid on top of metal pedestals. Also called raised flooring access flooring or raised access computer flooring a raised floor is a construction model in which an elevated floor is built above a building s original concrete slab surface thereby creating a hidden void between the two floors that is used for the passage of mechanical and electrical services.