Polymex P-1035 Epoxy Reinforcement Injection Coating
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Polymex-1035 is a two-component, solvent-free, 100% epoxy-based high-density Epoxy Reinforcement Injection Coating.
Solvent-free Epoxy Injection Coating, is a 100% solids, epoxy resin-based, solvent-free, transparent two-component injection coating POZ (TSEN1504-2). It fills the pores of concrete surfaces and ensures excellent adhesion between the material and the surface. It has high penetration capability into concrete. It is aging-resistant, has high compressive strength, and is flexible. Epoxy Injection Coating
Developed with Polymex epoxy injection resins, it contains solvent-free 100% solids content. The epoxy injection resin is developed for structural repairs, reinforcement, crack injection, and anchoring applications. Epoxy Reinforcement Injection Coating
The Polymex Epoxy Injection product achieves excellent physical properties after application, thereby providing a long-term solution for the repair and waterproofing of structural restorations.
Polymex Injection Materials Are the Preferred Solutions Because…
They help avoid the high costs of structural repairs and reduce operational downtime.
They can be used in all types of leak-sealing applications in concrete, stone, and natural stone structures.
They can establish a new and permanent waterproofing barrier. Epoxy Reinforcement Injection Coating
They can be applied at any time during initial construction or during any subsequent repair or renovation to extend service life, depending on the specific requirements of the project.
Used in structural repairs and crack treatment.
For areas not subject to movement, large-scale voids — for example; rock
cracks, fracture defects, fill layers, joints, cracks, and segregated reinforced concrete.
In combination grouting with cement or micro-cement.
In tie wire hole grouting in dry conditions.
In soil stabilization and anchoring in fill applications.
In concrete stabilization and anchoring applications.
In curtain grouting behind porous reinforced concrete where high-volume water ingress is present.
