To concrete facility areas that are in a relatively mild (pH 2 or higher) corrosive environment.
The "Zick Resin JE-3PM Method" is an epoxy resin-based anti-corrosion coating method designed for use in relatively mild concrete corrosion environments, offering excellent functionality as an anti-corrosion design specification. Thanks to its superior substrate adjustment capabilities, it forms a protective layer with uniform thickness. 【Features】 - Exhibits stable adhesion on both dry and wet surfaces, unaffected by the moisture content of the concrete. - Forms a protective layer with uniform thickness due to excellent substrate adjustment capabilities. - Provides good protective functionality even in acidic environments with a pH of 2 or higher, or in alkaline environments. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Target Facilities】 ■ Within sewage-related facilities - Gas phase sections of sewage adjustment ponds, rainwater retention ponds, dewatering cake pits, etc. ■ Sewage similar facilities, sewage treatment facilities, waste and garbage treatment facilities, etc. - Concrete facility sections that are in a relatively mild (pH 2 or higher) corrosive environment - Sections that require attention due to corrosive environments *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The JER Concrete Repair and Improvement Association aims to extend the lifespan and protect concrete structures such as wastewater treatment facilities, pipeline facilities, water supply facilities, agricultural community facilities, irrigation channels, bridges, and dams. We select materials and construction methods that meet our customers' needs and provide high-quality construction. Additionally, we have established a subcommittee within the association called the "Pipeline Subcommittee" to address measures for extending the lifespan of sewer pipeline facilities.
