Waterproofing membrane being applied across a wide concrete deck at dusk
[SYSTEMS FOR CONCRETE]

Concrete waterproofing and repair systems

Membranes, admixtures, grouts and mortars, specified as one build-up.

[MECHANISM]

How the membrane cures

Moisture-triggered cross-linking means the base has to be damp — that one condition decides whether the bay can be coated today.

First coat curing to a satin finish across a prepared slab
First coat, two hours in
  1. 01

    Wet the base

    Substrate damp, not flooded — the reaction needs moisture, not a puddle.

  2. 02

    Mix A into B

    4 : 1 by weight, two minutes at 400 rpm; the clock starts now.

  3. 03

    Roll within the pot life

    Cross-wise second coat inside 40 minutes, before the skin forms.

[SYSTEM BUILD-UP]

System build-up, layer by layer

  • Roller spreading primer across a damp concrete slab
    01

    Primer

    0.15 kg/m² · 4 h dry

  • Two-component membrane poured from a pail onto prepared concrete
    02

    Membrane

    1.4 kg/m² per mm

  • Fabric mesh laid into the wet first coat of membrane
    03

    Reinforcement

    60 g/m² mesh · 100 mm lap

  • Protective screed laid over a cured waterproofing membrane
    04

    Protection

    3 mm screed over

  • UV-stable top coat rolled out on an exposed roof deck
    05

    Top coat

    UV-stable · 24 h cure

[GRADE SELECTION]

Choose the grade by substrate

  • Basement raft, below gradeVH-PU60480% elongation40 min pot lifeEN 14891
  • Exposed roof deck, UVVH-SL45±25% movement−40 to 150 °CEN 15651-1
  • Water-tight concrete, in-mixVH-CR280.4 mm self-healed1.0–1.5% of cementASTM C1202
  • Anchoring and structural bondingVH-EP1203.5 MPa bond30 min pot lifeASTM C881
  • Spalled cover repairVH-RM9055 MPa compressive4.4 L per 25 kgEN 1504-3 R4
  • Cold pours below 5 °CVH-AD15set 8 → 2 minchloride-freeEN 934-2
Tensile testing machine pulling a membrane specimen beside cured mortar cubes on a laboratory bench
[EVIDENCE]

Proof under load

45,000 t
Annual capacity
48%
Exported
22
R&D and QC
0.4 mm
Crack self-healed
  • ISO 9001
  • ISO 14001
  • CE · CPR
  • EN 1504-2
  • EN 14891
  • ASTM C881
See certificate coverage by market
Applicator rolling the second coat along a wall-floor junction
[APPLICATION]

Application step by step

  1. Prepare the substrateShot-blast or grind; fill blowholes; dampen but do not flood.
  2. Hold the pot lifeMixed at 400 rpm for two minutes, then used inside 40.
  3. Two coats, cross-wiseSecond pass at right angles once the first is touch-dry.
[SITE LIMITS]

Site conditions and limits

  • Substrate moisture≤ 8%Above that the membrane blisters on cure.
  • Ambient temperature5–35 °CBelow 5 °C switch to VH-AD15; above 35 °C shade the slab.
  • Dew point margin≥ 3 °CMeasured on site, not read off a forecast.
Hand-held moisture and dew-point meter held against a concrete wall
Substrate check before the first coat
[SAMPLE REQUEST]

Request a sample pack

Tell us the substrate and the area. We answer within 24 hours.

  1. Grade recommendationMatched to your substrate, exposure and climate.
  2. Data packTDS, test report and SDS for that grade.
  3. Sample1 kg kit, shipped from Nantong.