Advantages and Disadvantages

Waterproofing Features

Waterproofing Features

Water-based waterproofing product composed of acrylic resin and modified cement, that guarantees long-lasting elasticity as well as an easy, simple and quick application, with very low margins of committing mistakes by an applicator.

The materials are used in a system to prevent the ingress of water into foundations, roofs, walls, basements, buildings, bridges and structures when properly installed. A single product is able to maintain, in the course of time, enough elasticity to withstand the most critical surface settings. A product of such quality to ensure decennial waterproofing, even if subjected to high and low temperatures and to continuous freezing – defrosting cycles.

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Disadvantages of waterproofing

Technical Features

Waterproofing Features

Crack Bridging Ability

Resistant to surface micro-lesions and building structural movements.

Waterproofing Features

Resistance to aging test:

8 hours cycles of UVA radiation at 60°C. 15 minutes cycles of warm rain at 50°C. 8 hours cycles of fog at 60°C.

Waterproofing Features

Cold flexibility

Minimum temperature in which the product resists to traction and flexibility stress.

Waterproofing Features

Tensile strength

Maximum pressure before cracking: 2.32 MPa.

Waterproofing Features

Positive thrust waterproofing

Maximum water pressure. before cracking (frontal side) 9.5 atm.

Waterproofing Features

UV-rays resistant

Time before degradation. 1000 hours of Weathering test (UV rays cycle) 10 years of continuous sun-exposure.

Waterproofing Features

Resistance to water steam diffusion (µ)

The product does not allow the flow of steam and acts as a barrier.

Waterproofing Features

Punching test

Maximum pressure before perforation 68.7 N.