• 01.03.2022

The main task in construction is reliable waterproofing, both structures (pools, reservoirs, etc.) and the building itself.

Advantages:

• simple and quick installation;
• reliable way of waterproofing of concreting work joints;
• a self-adhesive outer layer;
• possibility to perform works under conditions of negative temperatures;
• stability at pressure and non-pressure hydraulic mode;
• ease of repair, mechanically damaged during installation, of mastic layer;
• possibility to manufacture material according to customer's standard sizes;
• operating temperature from minus 60 to plus 140 °С.

Waterproofing of working joints with pressure moisture

Material Description

Abris S DB waterproofing material is a mastic-polymer layer with internal reinforcement made of galvanized steel. On both sides, the material is closed with the release material divided into two parts. This material is produced in the form of elements with a length of 2000 mm, a width of 200 mm, thickness of 2.5 mm.

Application

Waterproofing key is intended for waterproofing of working joints in concrete structures that are permanently or temporarily under the influence of surface, ground or waste water. It is recommended during concrete works in civil construction, during the construction of reservoirs, treatment facilities, pools, dams and other building structures during concrete works.

Procedure of works execution: remove the lower part of the release coating before perforation; install the element and attach it in the reinforcement frame; concreting the prepared area; rearrange the formwork; before concreting the mating area, remove the remains of the release coating; concrete this area; disassemble the formwork; perform visual quality control of performed works.

Waterproofing of working joints with capillary moisture

We offer waterproofing material Abris WS designed for use in concrete works to protect structural and working joints from moisture penetration and hydrostatic pressure during the construction and repair of underground concrete and other building structures, places of passage of utilities, channels and tunnels. In a closed volume, when exposed to water, the material expands, filling all cracks and voids, and creates impermeable water: