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UV-cure acrylate (1K, 100 % solids roller materials) over a tintable low-solids UV primer; optional water-based dye (CTH)

Parquet finishing (UV-cure roller line)

Substrate
Parquet and engineered flooring (solid or veneered hardwood), flat boards on a UV roller-coating line
Result
A clear (optionally tinted) closed-pore floor finish, satin 30–40 gloss, highly abrasion- and scratch-resistant; ready to pack straight off the line.
  1. 01

    Sanding the bare wood

    Abrasive: P150, P180, P220

    Belt-sand in three grits, then de-dust thoroughly. Wood moisture 8–10 % (standard parquet practice, not stated in the schedule).

  2. 02

    First coat: tintable primer-lacquer

    VTS20000 100 %CTH 5 % (Additive)

    Nozzle
    n/a — roller coater, no spray nozzlerecommended
    Pressure
    n/a — set coat weight by roller gap/pressure and line speed (10 m/min)recommended

    A thin penetrating coat from a smooth applicator roller. To colour the floor, stir in 5–10 % CTH water-based dye (the base shades intermix), mix well and check the shade on a test board. Don't exceed 10 % — intercoat adhesion suffers. This coat is never sanded.

    Mix for this step

    Mix calculator

    g
    Additive5.0 %

    CTH: 5.0 % — fixed by the datasheet

    Ratio 100 : 5.0

    ComponentWeigh out
    VTS20000part A476 g
    CTHAdditive23.8 g
    Total500 g

    Covers roughly 62.50 m² at 8 g/m².

    Pot life of the mix: n/a — no hardener; once tinted with CTH, use the same shift and keep out of daylight/UV.

  3. 03

    Forced drying

    Drying: [object Object] °C

    Drying without a UV lamp (warm-air/IR tunnel). The coat must be tack-free before the filler goes on, otherwise water from the dye is trapped under the UV build (whitening, delamination).

  4. 04

    Pore-filling: UV filler-primer

    VTS20011 100 %

    Nozzle
    n/a — roller coater, no spray nozzlerecommended
    Pressure
    n/a — set coat weight by roller gap/pressure and line speed (10 m/min)recommended
    Consumption
    30–35official

    Use a filler (reverse/doctor) roller to pack the grain and strip the excess. Catalog: doesn't attack stains — the colour from step 2 is not lifted.

  5. 05

    UV cure

    One lamp only — a partial (gel) cure so the next sealer coat bonds chemically.

  6. 06

    Sealer coat 1

    VTS20015 100 %

    Nozzle
    n/a — roller coater, no spray nozzlerecommended
    Pressure
    n/a — set coat weight by roller gap/pressure and line speed (10 m/min)recommended
    Consumption
    20–25official

    Thin coat from a smooth roller. VTS20015 has no product page, catalog entry or dealer listing — this schedule is the only source.

  7. 07

    UV cure

    Gel cure with one lamp.

  8. 08

    Sealer coat 2

    VTS20002 100 %

    Nozzle
    n/a — roller coater, no spray nozzlerecommended
    Pressure
    n/a — set coat weight by roller gap/pressure and line speed (10 m/min)recommended
    Consumption
    20–25official

    Clear, flexible, abrasion-resistant sealer; doesn't whiten or delaminate when the board flexes (catalog).

  9. 09

    UV cure

    Gel cure with one lamp.

  10. 10

    Sealer coat 3

    VTS20002 100 %

    Nozzle
    n/a — roller coater, no spray nozzlerecommended
    Pressure
    n/a — set coat weight by roller gap/pressure and line speed (10 m/min)recommended
    Consumption
    20–25official

    Second pass of the same VTS20002 sealer.

  11. 11

    UV cure

    Three lamps — full through-cure of the whole sealer build before sanding.

  12. 12

    Sanding the sealer build

    Abrasive: P240, P280, P320

    Sand only the fully cured (3-lamp) build and don't cut through to the tinted coat. De-dust before the topcoat.

  13. 13

    Topcoat lacquer (two passes)

    VTL20003 100 %

    Nozzle
    n/a — roller coater, no spray nozzlerecommended
    Pressure
    n/a — set coat weight by roller gap/pressure and line speed (10 m/min)recommended
    Consumption
    8 + 8official

    Smooth applicator roller, two thin 8 g/m² passes — better levelling and a more even sheen than one heavy coat.

  14. 14

    UV cure

    Final full cure under three lamps. Boards can be stacked/packed as soon as they cool.

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System characteristics

Gloss
satinofficial
Total build
Толщина покрытия (сухой пакет)
Solids
100 % for VTS20011, VTS20002, VTL20003; VTS20015 ≈ 98–100 % (not published); VTS20000 low-solids (est. 20–35 %)catalog
Viscosity
roller grade, used as supplied — not published for any product in the systemrecommended
Thixotropy
none — flowing, self-levelling roller materialsrecommended
Pot life
not applicable — 1K UV-cure, no hardener; stable in the trough while kept out of daylight/UVrecommended
Drying
Время сушки
Adhesion
good — intercoat adhesion is built in by gel-curing each primer with 1 lamp and full-curing only the whole sealer build; sanding P240–P320 before topcoatrecommended
Hardness
high (typical UV parquet finish ≈ 2H–3H pencil) — not publishedrecommended
Elasticity
highofficial
Abrasion resistance
high — the system's main design targetofficial
Chemical resistance
high physical-chemical resistance (water, household cleaners, alcohol)official
Light resistance
good, with slight ambering over years; CTH dye shade may fade in strong direct sunrecommended
Transparency
high — all coats are clearofficial
Hiding power
not applicable — transparent system (colour only via CTH dye)recommended
Pore finish
closed-pore (закрытопористая)recommended
Coats
7recommended
Min cycle time (h)
0.15recommended
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