Hyper Lock: Concrete waterproofing in a short time, with a small number of people, and without the need for special skills.
A remedy for labor shortages: waterproofing concrete of 1000 square meters completed by just one person in one day, with short hours, a small team, and no technical skills required.
It is a silane-based impregnation agent. It has a history of over 35 years since its development. As a track record, once it has been applied to a building's wall, there has been no need for large-scale repairs on that wall again. Until now, preventing water intrusion in concrete was done through paints and coatings. However, paints and coatings have the drawback of deteriorating over time and killing the natural flavor of the concrete material. With Hyper Lock, it penetrates and transforms the concrete itself into a waterproof substance, so its lifespan is the same as that of the concrete, and no deterioration occurs. Because it is an impregnation, the inherent qualities of the concrete material remain intact. Additionally, paints and other coatings can be applied over Hyper Lock, providing high flexibility. Safety: Since it is water-based, there is no need for hazardous material handling. If it comes into contact with the human body, it can simply be washed off with water. Simplicity: It is easy to apply, even with a brush, and generally does not require any preparation; all that is needed is to stir the liquid and apply it. High Profit: The material costs are minimal, making it effective in addressing labor shortages. For example, when applying it to 1,000 square meters, one craftsman can complete the application in a day. Since labor and material costs are minimal, all of that becomes profit.
