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Various Performance Tests That Maintain the Quality of Our Products


Paint Layer Test

system tensil stregth
N/mm2
tear resistance
N/mm
elongation
%
A-1 0.70 7.20 200
B-1 1.36 9.60  45

 

Method
JIS A6021 paint waterproofing materials for architecture was applied. The curing condition was 232 with 505% RH, and it took place for four weeks.

   


Adhesion

type of substrate condition adhesion
N/mm2
Concrete
(standard pavement concrete)
Cured for 28 days 2.15
Damp concrete Cured for 28 days 1.60
Mortar Cured for 28 days 2.20
Coating mortar
(mortar mixed with resin)
Cured for 28 days
(cured for 26 days after using mortar)
1.10
Method
All waterproof layers examined in this test were subject to the B-1 method. Each material was pulled in a vertical direction after being set up in square steel jigs (4 x 4 cm) in the test.   


Chemical-Resistance

solution status
Saturated concrete liquid Normal
Involving 2% of sodium hydroxide Normal
Involving 0.01% of hydrochloric acid Normal
Involving 20% of calcium chloride Normal
Sodium hypochlorite(20ppm) Normal
Seawater Normal
Machine oil Normal
Method
All the materials were soaked into each solution for six months after being set up on the slate plate by the B-1 method, and any swelling, cracks, peeling, and holes were subsequently examined.


Impact-Resistance

system condition Fall height
50cm 100cm
A-1 Cured for 28 days No cracks or peeling were found on any material.
B-1
Method
In accordance with JIS A6916, a 1 kg-steel ball was vertically dropped on the surface of each material from 50 cm and 100 cm height, and subsequently any cracks and peeling in the waterproof film were observed.


Pressurized Permeability

system The permeability of each material was visually observed
A-1 No permeability
B-1 No permeability
No processing Water penetrated and leaked after pressurized for 5 minutes.
Method
In accordance with JIS A1404, 491 kPa water pressure was put on the material for one hour and any water leak was observed.