How to Apply Pentens T-200H UV Resistant Elastomeric Waterproofing Coating | Concrete & Metal Roof
Do you know that you can apply waterproofing coatings on your roof tiles or metal roofing? Watch this video to find out how to apply Pentens T-200H on concrete roof tiles and metal roof. And, do you know that you can enjoy cool roof performance by reducing the heat and temperature of your home using Pentens T-200H? Pentens T-200H UV Resistant Elastomeric PU Waterproofing Coating is based on a newly developed water-based polyurethane and acrylic polymers. It dramatically reduces solar heat absorption in either air-conditioned or non-air conditioned buildings.
It takes the majority of the heat load off a building’s skin and reduces temperatures to approximately that of outside shade.
Uses Pentens T-200H is a one-part elastomeric cross linking latex copolymer emulsion designed as exposed waterproofing coating on:
• RC gutters and planter boxes
• Floor slabs
• Roof decks
• Wood siding/ Fences
• External wall
• Flat roof
• Metal roof
• Concrete structures Advantages
• High elongation.
• Can resist to ponding water.
• Water-based, environmentally friendly.
• Air and UV protection.
• Easy-cleaning and weather resistant.
• Chemical resistance and waterproof.
• User friendly, suitable to use on any surface.
• Adheres well over aged, galvanized and metal roofs, wood, asphalt or aluminum coatings, polystyrene foam insulation, polyester plastic panels, precast flat concrete and barrel cement tiles and many roofing materials.
• Prevention of ravages of acid rain, freeze thaw, cycles, sunlight, bacteria and fungus.
• Non-toxic.
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1 Comment(s)
Very useful overview! The heat-reduction aspect of Pentens T-200H is really interesting. As an Electrical Engineering student at Telkom University Surabaya, I often look at building energy efficiency; reducing solar heat load is a crucial way to lower cooling demands, which directly impacts energy consumption in any facility. It's great to see how waterproofing and thermal management contribute to building performance. Thanks for the info!
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