1. Epoxy Tile grout
Epoxy tile grout is used to fill in the gaps between tiles after they have been installed. Epoxy tile grout is made from a mixture of epoxy resin and hardener, which creates a strong, durable bond between the tiles and helps to prevent water and other liquids from seeping through the gaps. Epoxy tile grout is known for its resistance to water, stains, and chemicals, which makes it a popular choice for high-traffic areas and commercial settings. Epoxy tile grout is available in a variety of colors, and can be used with a range of tile types, including ceramic, porcelain, and stone. Epoxy tile grout is more expensive than traditional cement-based grout, but it is also more durable and longer-lasting.
2. Epoxy Waterproofing Coat for Swimming pools and Residential
Epoxy waterproofing are coatings used to protect and seal surfaces from water damage. Epoxy resins are used broadly as coatings and as waterproofing in many industries, including home construction. Epoxy injection waterproofing is often used to renew old waterproofing in walls and floors, whereby holes are drilled into the surface and epoxy pumped through them. An epoxy wet proofing coating can also be applied to the final surface of a swimming pool as an affordable method of preventing leakage. It has the strongest resistance to pool chemicals, stains, abrasions, UV exposure.
3. Epoxy material for Reinforcement & Bridge Repairs
Reinforcement material is a type of material used to strengthen and reinforce structures in construction applications. Epoxy resins and hardeners are commonly used to reinforce concrete structures such as bridges, buildings, and parking garages. the main methods used to reinforce bridges include enlarging section and reinforcing steel bar, bonding steel plate, external pre-stressing and carbon fiber sheet. Epoxy reinforcement materials are available in a variety of forms such as epoxy-coated rebar, epoxy injection grout, and epoxy mortar. They are designed to bond to the substrate and provide a strong, permanent bond that can withstand the harsh conditions of construction environments. Epoxy reinforcement materials are also used to repair and restore damaged concrete structures, and can be customized to meet specific application requirements.
4. Epoxy Screed and Mortar
Epoxy screed is a type of flooring material used to create a smooth, level surface on concrete floors. It is known for its durability, chemical resistance, and ability to withstand heavy traffic. Epoxy Screed is typically applied in a thickness of 2mm to 10mm. Epoxy mortar is a type of material used to repair and restore damaged concrete and masonry surfaces. Epoxy mortar is typically applied in a thickness of 1/4 inch to 1 inch. Both epoxy screed and mortar are designed to provide a strong, permanent bond that can withstand the harsh conditions of construction environments.