Pancrete A CONTROLLED RELEASE
TECHNOLOGIES PRODUCT
Trusted drain pan restoration

Pour it.
Level it.
Keep it.

Pancrete flows across the prepared pan like a liquid, then hardens into a smooth, durable drainage surface—restoring failing condensate pans without replacing the unit.

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4–6 hoursto equipment operation + water contact
¼ inchnominal wet-pan depth
<65 g/LVOC content
Follow the material
Material science, made practical

A new pan surface—in three controlled phases.

Pancrete is mixed only when the prepared drain pan is ready. Its working flow finds pits and low points, then cures into a continuous layer built for wet, chemical-exposed HVAC environments.

PHASE 01 / MIX

Activate

Combine the two-part system immediately before use to begin the controlled cure.

PHASE 02 / POUR

Flow + level

The liquid moves across the pan, filling corrosion damage, pits, and uneven areas.

PHASE 03 / CURE

Harden

A smooth, chemical-resistant surface forms inside the existing drain pan.

The process, in motion

Watch the restoration take shape.

See a failing drain pan move through preparation, application, and the self-leveling Pancrete pour.

Restoration over replacement

From corroded to controlled.

Temporary paints, tars, liners, and patches can crack or fail as moisture and cleaners continue to attack the surface. After repairs and preparation are complete, Pancrete forms a continuous new drainage layer that fills low areas and restores a level path for condensate.

¼ innominal wet-pan depth
5 sq ftcoverage per gallon at ¼ in
Continuouscondensate after full cure
24 hoursbefore physical contact
Before After
Performance by design

Built for the environment that ruined the pan.

The cured surface is engineered for continuous condensate exposure, common HVAC cleaning chemistry, and the practical demands of commercial maintenance.

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Self-leveling

Fills low areas to create a continuous, level drainage surface.

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Chemical-resistant

Resists common HVAC coil cleaners and system chemicals. Confirm compatibility for concentrated or prolonged exposure.

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Wet-service ready

Suitable for continuous condensate and prolonged ponding, after full cure.

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Smooth + continuous

Creates a durable surface that supports consistent flow and easier maintenance.

A complete restoration system

Prepare. Protect. Resurface.

Complete mechanical preparation and repairs first. Then use the three-product CRT workflow to prepare sound metal, protect the pan surfaces, and restore the horizontal wet-pan bottom.

Step 01

Clean Bond

Degreases and prepares sound metal after loose rust and failed material are removed.

Prepare the substrate
Step 02

V570

Forms a protective finish on prepared vertical, sloped, and curved surfaces and may be used beneath Pancrete.

Protect the pan
Step 03

Pancrete

Pours across the prepared horizontal wet-pan bottom to form the final self-leveling drainage layer.

Restore wet-service areas
Estimate coverage

Measure the pan. Plan the pour.

Enter the inside length and width of the drain pan. The estimate uses Pancrete’s coverage rate of five square feet per gallon at a ¼-inch depth.

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in
Estimated pan area15.0 sq ft
Recommended minimum3 gallons

Field conditions vary. Corrosion, high spots, and valleys may increase material requirements. Confirm the final quantity with your distributor or Pancrete specialist.

Technical snapshot

Specify with confidence.

Use the current technical sheet, illustrated instructions, and both component safety documents for complete preparation, mixing, application, curing, and handling guidance.

Product typeTwo-component self-leveling resurfacer
Wet-service areaHorizontal HVAC/R drain-pan bottom
Equipment operation + water contact4–6 hours under normal conditions
Physical contact24 hours under normal conditions
Coverage at ¼-inch depth5 sq ft / gallon
Optimum use temperature70–80°F
Common questions

Before you open the can.

Is Pancrete just a patch?

No. After the pan is repaired and properly prepared, Pancrete forms a continuous drainage surface across the horizontal wet-pan bottom.

Can I mix a partial kit?

No. Pre-stir Part B, then add all of Part B to all of Part A. Transfer the material between containers 20 times until uniform, and pour immediately.

Where should Pancrete be used?

Use Pancrete at a nominal ¼-inch depth on horizontal pan-bottom areas where condensate remains or ponding may occur. Use V570 on vertical and sloped areas that are not continuously submerged.

What temperatures are required?

Confirm that the ambient air and prepared surface are both above 70°F before mixing. The optimum use range is 70–80°F, and cold or thin applications cure more slowly.

Is Pancrete fire rated?

No. Current Pancrete, V570, Clean Bond, and the current layered CRT system are not fire rated.

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Continue the maintenance plan

Restored today. Supported between service visits.

Once the drain-pan surface is restored, PanGuard supports cleaner HVAC drain pans and normal condensate drainage as part of a preventative-maintenance program.

Choose the correct PanGuard size based on system tonnage and follow all label directions.

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Restore the unit you already have

Turn a failing drain pan into a durable new surface.

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