MasterJoint

MasterJoint PR 689

Pure Polyurea Membrane, Two Components, Flexible, Fast Cure, Spray Applied for Use in Waterproofing Membrane


Material Description

MasterJoint PR 689 is a solvent free, two component waterproofing membrane. It is highly reactive and can only be applied by special two component hot spray equipment.
Comply with EN 1504-2


Areas of Application

MasterJoint PR 689 is used in a variety of waterproofing applications, especially where a high degree of chemical and mechanical resistance is required.

  • Waste water treatment facility

  • Waste water channels.

  • Steel and concrete pipes.

  • Secondary area of chemical and petrol industry,

Additional;

  • Terraces and roofs.

  • Vertical and horizontal surfaces.

  • Internal and external areas.

  • Concrete, cement based or steel surfaces.

  • Prevent concrete surface against carbonation, chloride-induced corrosion or chemical effects in industrial environments.

  • Further information please contact to MBT Tech.


Characteristics and Benefits
  • Spray delivered and ultra-fast curing: enables easy application to form a monolithic waterproofing membrane on simple and complex surfaces.
    − Application to vertical surface without runs.
    − Easy application to complicated details.

  • Rapid curing:
    − Allows early serviceability.

  • Continuous membrane: monolithic
    – no laps, welds or seams

  • Excellent chemical resistance.

  • Waterproof and resistant to standing water.

  • Fully bonded to substrate: can be applied to a wide range of substrates with the appropriate primer.

  • High water vapor permeability: low risk of blistering.

  • High resistance to carbon dioxide diffusion:

  • Protects concrete from rebar corrosion.

  • High abrasion and impact resistance: Withstand mechanical traffic.

  • High elasticity and crack bridging capability:
    − Remains elastic at low temperatures
    − High durability and protection with reduced cracking due to embrittlement

  • Thermoset – does not soften at high temperatures.