Polyurea
Polyurea is a two-component coating material, resulting from the chemical reaction of isocyanate and amine resin. Polyurea systems form a 100% solid waterproof membrane that does not burden the environment. It features many important properties, such as excellent tensile, abrasion and corrosion resistance. It is a remarkable and advanced investment technology, with an unlimited range of applications.
Advantages
- Reaction, application and maturation faster than any other technology.
- The performance of the material is not affected by humidity and temperature.
- High thermal resistance and good elasticity at low temperatures.
- Excellent mechanical and chemical resistance, abrasion resistance.
- Waterproof and durable.
- Environmentally friendly product, does not contain VOCs & solvents (100% solid).
- Excellent elongation at break.
- The targeted thickness is achieved by one application.
- Develops excellent adhesion on all surfaces.
- Saves application time and labor costs.
Applications
- Swimming pools and lakes.
- Coatings of roofs, industrial floors, tanks, warehouses.
- Hospitals, factories, parking lots.
- Sewage management, manholes, sewer coatings.
- Tanks, water pipes, tunnels, airports, shipping.
- Roads, bridges, rail networks, high-speed trains, truck coatings.
- Decorative applications, joint filling and repair.
- Water parks, coatings of aquariums and playgrounds.
- Oil and gas industry.
Polyurethane foam
Polyurethane foam is a two-material system, designed for spraying applications. The material is applied with a portable high-pressure multi-component polyurethane sprayer, so that specialized construction applications can be achieved directly on project site. The foam takes the shape of its substrate and, due to its properties, can be applied to any type of surface. The main applications of polyurethane foam can be summarized as follows: