sbr latex

Fosroc Nitobond SBR Latex Supplier Brand Fosroc Packaging Size 20 Litre Usage/Application Construction Category Waterproofing Coating Physical Form Liquid Shelf Life 2 Year Country of Origin Made in India Compressive Strength 62 MPa Packing Type Bucket Minimum order quantity: 20 Litre Fosroc Nitobond SBR Latex is modified styrene butadiene emulsion specially designed for use as a bonding aid and gauging liquid for cementitious systems. It is resistant to hydrolysis and can therefore be used for external applications too. Main uses Modifying and improving bonding of floor toppings, renderings and mortars. Repair of worn, damaged and spalled concrete. Repair of large cracks. Polymer modified floor screeds. Waterproof plasters for masonry and slurries. Advantages Simple to use - Single component, gauged as required. High - Provides excellent bond to concrete, adhesion plaster, masonry, stone work, etc. Improves -Gives weather resistant mortar with improved durability impermeability to chlorides and other harmful agents. Reduces - Provides waterproof screeds, plasters and Permeability slurries. Increases - Improved tensile and flexural properties strength allow thin applications. Versatile - Compatible with all common hydraulic cements. Cost effective - Nitobond SBR (Latex) is economical to use.

Normet TamSeal SBR Latex Supplier Form of Chemical Liquid Packaging Size 20 Usage/Application Waterproofing & Bonding Category Waterproofing Coating Color Milky White Packaging Type SBR Latex Minimum order quantity: 20 Litre TamSeal SBR by Normet India Limited is a waterproofing and bonding solution. It is an SBR Latex type product that comes in 8 mm packaging size and covers 400 sq ft/Bucket of 20 ltr. TamSeal SBR is perfect for waterproofing and bonding applications

Fosroc Concure Water Base White Supplier Coverage Area Full Form Liquid Usage/Application Commerical Packaging Size 215 Litre Density 50 mg Drying Time 12hrs Packaging Type Barrel For spraying on freshly cast concrete, or newly exposed concrete surfaces after removal of form work, to form a temporary membrane which will retain sufficient moisture for effective curing to take place. Used for concreting generally but especially useful for large areas of concrete such as pavements, runways and bridge decks; also for vertical or sloping surfaces as on towers, chimneys, canal linings, columns and beams, where water curing is difficult or unreliable.