Impact resistance and wear resistance dramatically improved with FRP + resin mortar!
The "IRM Method" is a waterproofing technique for self-propelled parking lots that combines an FRP waterproof layer with a resin mortar protective layer, offering lightweight and high durability. By using resin mortar for the protective layer, it achieves excellent water resistance and abrasion resistance with a thickness of just a few millimeters, and it is designed to withstand tire chains and de-icing agents specific to cold regions. There are numerous construction achievements in Hokkaido. This is a NETIS registered technology. (Registration number: KK-230013-A)
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Features - Can be applied over existing concrete or asphalt pavement - Quick curing reduces construction time, and can be installed in sections, allowing for operation during installation - Excellent wear resistance against tire chains and spikes, and chemical resistance to oils and calcium chloride - Suitable for logistics facilities (large trucks, forklifts, etc.), large commercial facilities, helipads, etc. - Superior lifecycle cost, with surface repairs possible after 20 years post-installation
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- Logistics facility - Large-scale commercial facility - Helipad
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Daitai Chemical Co., Ltd. provides original and high-quality products, including patterned paints, and has independently developed various construction methods that support infrastructure in the fields of waterproofing and corrosion prevention. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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