Specialty Polyurethane Systems · TDS & SDS

Binders and flooring systems

One- and two-component binder and flooring systems descended from MCPU's original athletic-track chemistry.

TDS
  • Product description and chemistry type
  • Typical physical properties as supplied
  • Recommended use levels and formulation guidance
  • Handling, mixing and storage conditions
  • Packaging, shelf life and shipping information
  • Applicable test methods and specification limits

The current revision is issued directly by MCPU. Request this TDS and we will email it the same or next business day.

SDS
  • GHS classification, hazard statements and precautionary statements
  • Composition and information on ingredients, to the extent disclosable
  • First-aid, fire-fighting and accidental-release measures
  • Handling and storage requirements, including incompatible materials
  • Exposure controls and personal protective equipment
  • Physical and chemical properties, stability and reactivity
  • Toxicological and ecological information
  • Disposal, transport classification and regulatory information

The current revision is issued directly by MCPU. Request this SDS and we will email it the same or next business day.

Where this grade is used

  • Rubber-crumb athletic surfaces and playgrounds
  • Poured and troweled flooring systems
  • Aggregate and mat binders

Using the current revision

Data sheets are issued by grade and revision and are superseded as formulations evolve. Always request or download the current revision rather than reusing an archived file, especially for anything entering a certification package or a customer submission.

Certificates of analysis for a specific lot, bio-content statements by ASTM D6866, and regulatory status letters are available on request alongside the data sheets.

Product chemistry and specifications
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