
Betoncoat 2K Primer
Primer for demanding industrial floors
Product information
Betoncoat Primer 2K is a two-component reactive primer for mineral substrates – offering strong adhesion and versatility. It forms the Basis for durable floor systems within the Betoncoat system and is also suitable as a binder for reactive resin mortars.
The primer is particularly crucial in areas subject to high mechanical loads, fluctuating temperatures or intensive use. Betoncoat 2K excels in these conditions thanks to its reliable deep cross-linking, good tensile bond strength and optimal application properties – even on challenging substrates.
Technical Specifications
| Product type | Two-component, epoxy-based reactive primer |
| Colour | Transparent-yellowish |
| Coverage | approx. 300–400 g/m² (depending on the substrate) |
| Application | Roll, rubber squeegee |
| Storage | Cool and dry |
| delivery form | 7.0 kg / 3.5 kg Combi-packing drums and 2.0 kg / 1.0 kg Combi-packing drums |
Product benefits at a glance
- Two-component reactive primer – for mineral substrates such as concrete, cement screed or magnesia
- Versatile – can also be used as a binder for reactive resin mortars
- Optimal adhesion – even on porous or slightly damp substrates
- High application reliability – can be rolled on or made smooth evenly
- An integral part of the Betoncoat system – designed for use with PUR or EP coatings
Betoncoat 2K Primer is always used where there are high mechanical loads, challenging substrates or increased exposure to moisture. Typical applications include heavily used concrete surfaces, car park decks, balconies or substrates with high residual moisture, where maximum adhesion and a moisture-barrier effect are required.
Suitable substrates are load-bearing, mineral-based surfaces such as concrete, reinforced concrete and cement screeds. The substrate must be clean, sound, free from grease and free from any substances that might cause separation. Loose particles, cement slurry or coating residues must be removed mechanically (e.g. by shot blasting or grinding).
Components A and B must be thoroughly mixed to form a homogeneous mixture in the specified mixing ratio. Incomplete or incorrect mixing may impair adhesion and full curing. Once mixed, the material should be used promptly within the pot life.

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