Kemapoxy 101

100% Solvent-Free Matrix: Prevents dry-film shrinkage and ensures full compound safety when implemented inside potable water structures.

Low Viscosity Penetration: Easily migrates into hair-line fractures and seals surface micro-pores for comprehensive concrete stabilization.

High Mechanical Shielding: Delivers a resilient surface profile capable of handling intense vehicular traffic and heavy industrial machinery load.

Broad Chemical Defense: insulates concrete elements from the destructive effects of contaminated wastewater, detergents, and industrial oils.

Universal Epoxy Undercoat: Forms a pristine, reactive surface that mechanically anchors self-leveling epoxies or heavy-duty topcoats (e.g., Kemapoxy 150).

Indispensable priming layer (undercoat) for all concrete industrial floor projects before laying down epoxy self-leveling or coating components.

Protective clear sealer and chemical barrier applied over walls and floors inside processing factories, warehouses, and industrial wash bays.

Non-toxic protective lining system certified for internal waterproofing of potable water tanks and marine structures.

High-volume material tender supply and contract specification tracking within public hospital renovations, food treatment facilities, and structural asset protection.

Substrate Profiling: Concrete surfaces must be thoroughly dry, cured, structurally sound, and cleared of oils, greases, laitance, and loose particles via mechanical diamond grinding or shot-blasting.

Technical Compounding: Combine Component A and Component B exactly in the factory-prescribed mixing ratios by CMB. Utilize a slow-speed mechanical mixer to avoid air entrapment while securing an completely uniform compound.

Execution Technique: Spread the blended mixture uniformly over the profiled substrate using high-quality lint-free rollers, squeegees, or heavy-duty airless spray equipment to cover all pores.

Curing Protocol: Allow the coated layout to undergo full chemical cross-linking under controlled 2026 site environments. Apply subsequent coats within the designated technical over-coating window.