High Elastic UV Resistant Acrylic Liquid Roofing Membrane

Basic Info.

Model NO.	PENNSKIN
Certification	ISO14001, ISO9001
Substrate	Metal, Concrete, Wood
Components	Polymer
Formation Mechanism	Conversion Type
Transport Package	Plastic/Metal Drum and Pallet
Specification	20kg/drum
Trademark	PENNSKIN
Origin	China
Production Capacity	9000ton/Year

Product Description

High Elastic UV Resistant Acrylic liquid membrane
1.Description

PENNSKIN C Series
Acrylic waterproof coating is made of acrylic ester and many polymer emulsions. It is a kind of one-part waterborne none-toxic polymer waterproof coating material.
It can be widely used in concrete, metal roofing, old roof repair, indoor waterproof etc.

2.Feature
1.Polymer modified: strengthen each substrate adhesion.
2.Good flexibility: can be affected by a slight vibration and displacement of not more than 2-3mm wide (flexible waterproof).
3. Ready to use, it is suitable for engineering and home waterproofing.
4. Good performance on adhesion. It can be applied on wet or dry substrate.
5. Good water resistance and tensile property, high elasticity and low temperature flexibility.
6. High UV resistant, non-fading
7.Non-toxic: Non-combustible material, non-corrosive.

3. Applicable Scope:

It is widely used in all kind if waterproof anticorrosion projects,especially suitable for the following projects

a)all kinds of industry and civil construction roof waterproofing projects

b)the waterproofing projects of bridge, airoproject, parking area
4. About Acrylic coating waterproofing
Over the last three decades, water-based acrylic coatings have come to dominate the paint and waterproof coatings industry. Market share gains have been driven by some thirty years of proven exterior performance coupled with various end-user trends and preferences. Environmental concerns surrounding VOC impact on air quality have fueled the substitution of solvent-containing coatings with water-based alternatives. Other health concerns related to worker and building occupant exposure and flammability risks associated with these hazardous chemicals also favor water-based systems. And we now see increased interest in the energy-saving, improved urban air quality, and longevity benefits of Cool Roof Systems that are based on acrylic coatings. This ever-growing use of acrylic coatings to weatherproof commercial and residential buildings reminds us that a growing number of contractors, specifiers and end-users need to fully understand the performance requirements of these systems and various technical, manufacturing and installation issues that either ensure or compromise required performance.