PLASTOMIX C200 S is a high-strength, cement-based ready-mix plaster formulated for internal and external use on block walls, ceilings, bricks, and concrete. It creates a smooth, durable layer with excellent shrinkage control and mechanical performance. Easy to apply, it provides long-lasting coverage ideal for harsh tropical conditions. While not recommended for painted surfaces, PLASTOMIX C200 S ensures a uniform, crack-resistant finish suitable for both new construction and refurbishment projects. Its high strength and stability make it an essential product for demanding plastering applications.
Plastomix C200 S is mixed with water and applied by hand or plaster-spraying machine onto a prepared, pre-wetted substrate.
Summary of the method in the Plastomix C200 S Technical Data Sheet. Always follow the full TDS on site.
| Standard | Title | Referenced for |
|---|---|---|
| ASTM C150 | Standard Specification for Portland Cement | Listed standard (portland cement) |
| ASTM C926 | Standard Specification for Application of Portland Cement-Based Plaster | Listed standard (application of portland cement-based plaster) |
| ASTM C897 | Standard Specification for Aggregate for Job-Mixed Portland Cement-Based Plasters | Listed standard |
| BS 1015 | Methods of test for mortar for masonry | Listed standard |
| BS 4551 | Mortar — Methods of test for mortar and screed — Chemical analysis and physical testing | Listed standard |
Standards and test methods as referenced in the Plastomix C200 S Technical Data Sheet. Values in the TDS are typical laboratory results under standard conditions.
Compressive strength is 20.0 N/mm² at 28 days, with flexural strength of 2.0 N/mm² at 28 days.
Up to 20 mm in one coat. For greater thickness, apply two layers with two days of water curing between them.
Plastomix C200 S requires 19.0 kg to cover 1.0 square meter at 10 mm thickness.
Yes. The TDS states a Rushbond spatter dash coat is always required, with the type chosen by substrate: Rushbond, Rushbond BL or Rushbond MS.
Do not apply it on gypsum, metallic or wooden supports, or on painted surfaces.