Applied to the concrete slab after the removal of the weak section! Penetrating epoxy resin primer!
The "Penetrating NSB Primer" is a penetrating epoxy resin primer applied to concrete slabs after the removal of weak areas. By applying it to the concrete slab after the removal of weak areas, it penetrates the fine cracks that have developed in the slab and reinforces it. The film strength is strong, adhering firmly to the substrate, and due to its high toughness, it follows the slab well. Additionally, since it is made from the same type of resin as the concrete adhesive "Nisshin Bond," the interlayer adhesion when applied in multiple coats is also good and stable. 【Features】 ■ High permeability ■ Can adapt to a wide range of temperatures and seasons ■ High adhesion to upper layers ■ Excellent durability ■ Not classified as toxic or hazardous substances under the law *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Good penetration into floor slab cracks due to low viscosity and good wettability ■ Available year-round as a continuous type ■ When using the same type "Nisshin Bond" on the upper layer, it shows high interlayer adhesion ■ The mechanical and chemical quality of the cured product is stable and highly durable *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■Penetrates cracks in concrete slabs to reinforce the slabs. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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The rapid progress of declining birth rates and an aging population, the emergence of global environmental issues, the increasing demand for internationalization, and the arrival of a highly information-oriented society... Our country is facing a historic turning point in every aspect. Nisshin Chemical is contributing to society by applying the power of chemistry in the civil engineering field, with "technologies that are friendly to people and the Earth" needed for the next generation and beyond.