Product Introduction

Non-exposed Urethane (PUT)

Polyurethane resin is a non-exposed Waterproofing material with excellent elongation rate and elasticity to withstand cracks and vibrations of structures by forming a seamless coating.

Strengths
  • Easy construction.
  • Supplements fine balance of matrix concrete.
  • Cheaper to build.
Use
  • Non-exposure waterproofing of rooftop buildings such as apartments.
  • Non-exposure waterproofing of toilets, sauna rooms, etc.
  • Non-exposure waterproofing of underground buildings
  • Waterproofing of the inner and outer walls of the basement
Packaging Unit
  • Motif(C) : 8kg / CAN
  • Hardener(D) : 24kg / CAN
Mix Proportion
  • Motif(A) : Hardener(B) = 1 : 3 = Weight Ratio
Construction Floor Plan
Quality Standard

- KS F 3211 (2015) : Construction Film Waterproofing material

Item Performance Standard
Tensile Performance Tensile Strength Tensile Strength (N/㎜²) Above 2.0
Coefficient of Expansion (%) Above 550
Tensile Product (N/㎜) Above 294.2
Tearing Performance Tearing Strength (N/㎜) Above 12.8
Reliability on Temperature Tensile Strength Ratio (%)

-20

Above 100

60

Above 35
Coefficient of Expansion between
engagement portion during rupture (%)

-20

Above 300

20

Above 350

60

Above 200

Heat Expansion Characteristic Expansion Rate (%) Above -4, Below 1
Tensile Performance Tensile Strength Ratio (%) Heat Treatment Above 80, Below 150
Promotional Exposure Distance

-

Alkali Treatment Above 60, Below 150
Acid Treatment

-

Coefficient of Expansion (%) Heat Treatment Above 500
Promotional Exposure Treatment

-

Alkali Treatment Above 500
Acid Treatment

-

Deterioration during Elongation Heat Treatment There shall be no fractured balance or
apparent deformation of any test.
Promotional Exposure Treatment

-

Ozone Treatment

-

Adhesion Performance Untreated

N/²

Above 0.7
After Repeated Cold Temperature Treatment Above 0.5
Coating State No lifting or detachment of the coating shal
l be allowed on any test specimen.
Fatigue Resistance There shall be no perforation, tear, or fracture of
the coating on any test specimen specifimen.
Flow Resistance Performance Flow Length(㎜) No more than 3 on any test specimen
Crease Formation Not on any test specimen.
Solid (%) Indicator Value ±3
Construction Method
    1. Arranging Grounding Impregnation
  • Dry enough.
  • Remove foreign substances such as rust, remains, dust, sand, grease, paint, and etc. by adversely affecting the adhesion of urethane Waterproofing material to the grounding impregnation.
  • Since there is high risk of leakage around the penetration pipes and drains, remove 3-5 cm groove for sealing.
  • The drain should be protected with plastic to prevent clogging.
  • Seal the cracks in the slab and attach the insulation tape.
    2. Apply Primer
  • After arranging the grounding impregnation, apply primer with rollers, brushes, and sprays.
  • Make sure to not over-apply the primer.
  • Sufficiently dry and harden to avoid detachment.
    3. Mixing Urethane
  • Combine the subject matter and hardener with the specified mixture ratio.
  • Use a plastic container with a round bottom and a container with a capacity of appropriately 1.2 times the total amount to mix.
  • If necessary, add 3-10 percept of the specified solvents according to season and weather. Then, mix sufficiently.
  • Use a motor stirrer for 5 or more minutes to stir the combined subject and hardener.
    4. Apply urethane
  • Apply urethane from the vertical within the pot time with trowel, brush, or roller.
  • Second application shall start immediately after the texture dries up (There is a risk of interlayer detachment if the surface becomes contaminated or completely hardened.)
  • Apply evenly so that bubbles are not created.