Compliance with D2 type (sheet lining method) in the sewer concrete structure corrosion prevention technology manual.
The light-curing sheet is a composite sheet that sandwiches a mesh of high-density polyethylene fibers between two mats made of glass fibers that are impregnated with light-curing vinyl ester resin. Surface preparation and primer treatment are performed on the concrete repair surface of sewer pipes, and a pre-formed resin sheet is then attached on top. Next, light is irradiated onto the surface to cure it and form a corrosion-resistant coating layer.
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【Features】 ○ No worries about pinholes, etc. ○ Work can be completed in a short time. ○ Easily adheres to concrete surfaces. ○ The sheet can be cut with scissors. ○ Suitable for small-scale construction. ○ Can be installed in a safe working environment (styrene concentration, sunburn prevention). ○ Meets the flame resistance (self-extinguishing) standards set by JIS. ● For more details, please contact us.
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Our company was established as a subsidiary in 1986 by spinning off the construction division of ThreeBond Co., Ltd. We engage in various construction projects that apply synthetic resins, including shield waterproofing, floor coating, corrosion protection, and structural reinforcement and repair, as well as the development and sale of construction materials. The products and construction techniques developed based on ThreeBond's fine chemical products and their application technologies are highly regarded across various sectors of the industry. To respond quickly and accurately to a wide range of needs, we have established a service network with four business offices nationwide and 80 locations within the ThreeBond Group.
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