• Very economical consumption
• Very well suited for wall and floor applications
• Suitable for practically all surfaces
• Multifunctional use as thin and fluid bed adhesive
• Moisture-resistant and frost-resistant
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• EMICODE EC 1PLUS (very low emissions)
• S1 (flexible) in conformity with NEN EN 12002
• High initial adhesion strength
• Dust-free
  

• For the bonding of (large-format) ceramic wall and floor tiles, as well as dark-coloured natural stone, on almost all surfaces such as concrete, cement-based and gypsum-based stucco, sheet material, sand-cement screeds, existing tiling and underfloor heating systems. Very suitable for wall tiling and use in so-called wet areas. Applicable in indoor and outdoor situations. Thanks to EMICODE EC 1PLUS (very low emissions), it’s also suitable for BREEAM projects.
• For bonding glass mosaic and light-coloured natural stone such as marble, use our 711 Uniflex or 681 Marmercol.

• The surface should have sufficient compression resistance and tensile strength. The surface must also be flat, dry and free of grease, dirt and dust.
• Prime moisture-absorbing walls such as cement-based stucco, concrete, sand-lime brick, etc. with 099 Dispersion primer and leave to dry.
• Prime plaster-based surfaces with 044 Europrimer Multi and apply a fully closed layer of 685 Eurocoat to the spray area to create a closed layer between the tile adhesive and the surface.
• Degrease closed surfaces such as existing tiles with 014 Euroclean. Then remove dirt with a cotton cloth and leave the surface to dry completely. Then prime with 051 Europrimer Quartz.
• We recommend using our 725 Alphycol for calcium sulphate-based cast floors (anhydrite).
• Always consult our technical product information sheets beforehand. In case of doubt about the applications of the product, please contact our Technical Help Desk.

• Add 23 kg of 750 Multicol to approx. 7.5 litres (thin bed) – 9 litres (fluid bed) and clean tap water, then mix the mortar mechanically for 1 minute with the Eurocol 855 mixing rod (approx. 600 rpm) until it becomes a lump-free mixture.
• Let the mortar stand for a few minutes, stir again vigorously and apply to the surface with a trowel. The toothing (see images) should be selected so as to achieve a minimum adhesive contact surface of 80% (evenly distributed over the back of the tile). For outdoor applications, this should be 100%.
• Within 15-20 minutes, press the tiles into the adhesive bed with a sliding movement. Check regularly that the back of the tiles has come into full contact with the adhesive. Remove excess adhesive from the joints immediately.
• Use the prepared adhesive within 60 minutes. Do not add any extra water to the already setting mortar.
• Under normal conditions, i.e. a temperature of 20 °C and relative humidity of 65%, the tiles can be grouted after a minimum of 24 hours.
  

Spreading capacity/notched spreader for powder tile adhesives:

The flatness of the surface and type of tiles determine the choice of toothing of the trowel. The toothing should be selected so as to achieve a minimum adhesive contact surface of 80% (evenly distributed over the back of the tile). For outdoor applications, this should be 100%. This also applies to heavy-duty indoor floors, e.g. shop floors and warehouse floors. Check the adhesive contact area regularly.