Non-asphalt based polymer self-adhesive membrane waterproofing membrane
描述
Product introduction:
Non-asphalt-based polymer self-adhesive membrane waterproofing membrane is a new type of waterproof material widely used in waterproof engineering design; the membrane is made of polymer materials as the base material and coated with a non-asphalt-based environmentally friendly polymer self-adhesive layer. The aging resistance of the environmentally friendly polymer self-adhesive layer is greatly improved, which is superior to the aging performance of the general polymer membrane layer.
Product model: thickness is 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm.
Classification: white sand, colored sand, reaction sand, full rubber surface.
product advantages:
Non-asphalt-based polymer self-adhesive membrane waterproofing membrane combines the advantages of polymer waterproofing membrane and self-adhesive membrane, greatly improving puncture resistance, self-healing, high and low temperature resistance, and more stable chemical properties;
Non-asphalt-based polymer self-adhesive membrane waterproofing membrane adopts pre-paved and reverse-adhesive construction technology, which makes construction more convenient;
The self-adhesive layer adopts environmentally friendly polymer self-adhesive developed by our company, which greatly improves the aging resistance and ensures the permanent self-adhesive effect;
Non-asphalt-based polymer self-adhesive membrane waterproofing membrane realizes the possibility of polymer membranes preventing water from channeling;
Safe and environmentally friendly; the polymer base material and self-adhesive adhesive materials are all made of harmless, non-toxic and pollution-free environmentally friendly formulas.
Scope of application
Roofing, basement, underground garage, civil air defense and other construction projects;
Reservoirs, dams, cofferdams, channels and other water conservancy projects;
Transportation projects such as bridges, subways, highways, and culverts;
Roof gardens, planted roofs, landscaping and other greening projects. .
