1.
 Water proofing is defined as treatment of surface or
structure to prevent the passage of water under
hydrostatic pressure .
 This chemical is used with cement based coating to
enhance their water proofing and mechanical
properties.
 We process this chemical at our state of the art
manufacturing unit from best quality compounds to
ensure attributes like eco friendliness and longer shelf
life.

2.
 Chemical Coatings have also been a much older kind
of waterproofing for metal and masonry surfaces.
 From simple coatings of asphalt, coal-tar pitch,
bituminous and cement based waterproof coatings;
today there are polyurethane elastomeric coatings,
crystalline.
 waterproof coatings and acrylic polymer-based
cementitious coatings in different color and shades.

3.
 Elastomeric coatings have a high crack bridging ability
and can easily be applied by brush or a roller.
 “These systems have medium flexibility and generally
consist of a cementitious coating (generally an acrylic
polymer) admixed with copolymers which add
flexibility to the otherwise rigid material. This system
can be applied in two coats or more and can be
reinforced with high tensile fabrics.”

4.
 Water seepage into building reduces the life of
building materials.
 Dampness in the building spoils its aesthetics.
 Dampness attracts and breeds biological growth and
termite leading to unhygienic condition.

5.
 Jaichittra find its application in the following areas:
 For waterproofing of building terrace, toilet, walls,
basements.
 For waterproofing of watertanks and swimming pools.
 For bonding new concrete to old concrete.
 As a repair mortar for thin layers.

6.
 For patching and levelling applications.
 For hard wearing lining in channels and water
treatment plant.
 As an additive with cement paints which improves
waterproofing property, coverage and life of cement
paint.

7.
 Water repellant impregnates are low viscosity
silicones/ siloxanes/ silanes and other similar
formulations which are available in both water based
and solvent based formulations.
 These chemicals are applied on the surface of stone/
masonry facades of buildings. They permeate into the
surface and impart water repellence to the surface,
thereby reducing water ingress, increasing the life of
facade and improving discolouration

8.
 A lot of times, the approach is done the other way and
it is to cast as good a concrete as possible so that the
concrete itself is watertight for which there are
integral.
 Waterproofing compounds (basically polymers) like
liquid admixtures and powders etc which are added
directly to cement or concrete mix.

9.
 As a coating on new wall before putty and paints for
better bonding.
 As waterproofing additive for cement slurry coats.
 For manufacture of cement mortar with improved
chemical resistance.
 Can be used for protection of steel sheet roofing.

10.
 It is non-toxic.
 Resistance to fungus and micro organism growth.
 Increase bond strength, flexural, tensile strength and
elasticity.
 Coating is highly durable even in continuous contact
with water.

11.
 Recommended for use in underground structure and repair
of damaged conctrete. for protection of corroded
reinforcement in existing structure.
 Easy to use
 It is good chemical resistance.
 Excellent adhesion with steel and concrete.
 Initial setting time: 4-6 hours

12.
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No. 52, Brindavan Street, West Mambalam
Chennai - 600033
Tamil Nadu,
India.
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