Doka-OptiX
The release-agent specially designed for smooth form-facings
- easy to apply – is simply sprayed on with no need to wipe off any excess
- bright, low-pore concrete faces, due to the chemical composition of the emulsion
- 'ready' indicator rules out incorrect use – pouring can begin as soon as the white colour has disappeared
- can also be sprayed on in light rain and at temperatures of down to -4° C
- ready for use for up to 14 days after being applied
- eco-friendly, as it is bio-degradable
- GISCODE BTM 01 - fulfils quality levels 1 to 4* for DGNB certification
Doka-Trenn
The universal release-agent for absorbent formwork surfaces
- excellent separating effect makes formwork easy to detach
- highly cost-efficient, as it can be used very sparingly (up to 100 m²/l)
- excellent creepability leaves a protective coating on construction equipment and formwork
- frost resistant, so can be used all year round
- does not impair adhesion of subsequent coats or smoothing-layers on the concrete
- GISCODE BTM 20 - fulfils quality level 1* for DGNB certification
Assignment of the GISCODE classifictaion to the DGNB quality levels
quality levels GISCODE BTM 01 GISCODE BTM 05 GISCODE BTM 10 GISCODE BTM 15 GISCODE BTM 20 quality level 1 ⬤ ⬤ ⬤ ⬤ Doka-Trenn quality level 2 ⬤ ⬤ ⬤ ⬤ quality level 3 ⬤ ⬤ ⬤ quality level 4 Doka-OptiX ⬤ The GISCODE is a system for risk assessment by the BG-BAU, which classifies the building materials used into comparable health hazard classes. The following applies to DGNB certification in connection with the classification of concrete release agents using GISCODE: the lower the GISCODE, the higher the possible quality level.
*Quality levels according to criteria catalogue ENV 1.2 - Risks to the local environment
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Doka release agents are available in practical containers of various sizes.
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A comparison that says it all: on the left, a concrete surface formed using Doka-OptiX – on the right, a concrete surface with a petroleum-based release agent.
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