Factory wholesale Non-Curing Rubber Bitumen Waterproofing Coating - APP modified bitumen membrane – Hongyuan

APP modified bitumen membrane

APP modified bitumen membrane is made by saturating the base in bitumen, or thermoplastics (such as APP,APAO,APO), then covering double faces with thermoplastic elastomer (SBS) and last finishing the upward face with fine sands, mineral slates(or grains) or polythene membrane etc. while downward face with fine sands or polythene membrane.

Characteristic:

 Good impermeability; Possess good tensile strength, elongation rate and size stability which could be well suited the substrate distortion and crack; SBS modified bitumen membrane is specially being applied in the cold area with low temperature, while APP modified bitumen membrane is applied in the hot area with high temperature; Good performance in anti-puncture, anti-broker, anti-resistance, anti-erosion, anti-mildew, anti-weathering; Construction is convenient, the melt method can operate in four seasons, joints are reliable

Specification:

Applicable scope:

Suitable for civil building roofing, underground, bridge, parking, pool, tunnel in the line of waterproofing and dampproof, especially for the building under high temperature. According the roofing engineering stipulation, APP modified bitumen membrane could be used in the Grade Ⅰ civil building and industrial building which has special waterproofing requirement.

Storage and transportation instructions

l When storage and transportation, Different types and sizes of products shall be stacking separately, should not be mixed. Storage temperature should not be above 50℃, the height is not more than two layers, in the course of transportation, membrane must stand.

l The stacking height is not more than two layers. To prevent the tilt or pressure, when necessary cover the felt fabric.

l In normal conditions of storage and transportation, storage period is a year since the date of production

Technical data:

APP                                      [Confirming to GB 18242-2008]