Corrosion inhibiting encapsulation coating for industrial steel and concrete structures.
USAGE: WATERPROOFING, PROTECTIVE COATING, SEALANT
Barrier Coatings
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- Forms a tough, strong permanent waterproof skin that is adoptable to most surfaces
- It will bridge gaps and provide a complete air barrier
- Seals against moisture, gases, corrosion, and particulates, and maintains excellent low temperature flexibility
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- Unique coating that is specially formulated to seal vacuum leaks.
- Can be used on turbine condensor gaskets, turbine rupture discs, strainers, manways, hot well covers, condensate line expansions joints, as well as many other areas that present possible vacumm leaks.
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- Wherever it is sprayed, COCOON 550 will form a tough, flexible, waterproof skin that will withstand the extremes of temperature, thermal shock, differential substrate movement, and impingement.
- Formulated for protection of exterior surfaces subject to mechanical stresses, impact, and harsh climatic conditions.
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- COCOON 560 is formulated to withstand constant washing with harsh cleaners. Used mainly as a wall/ ceiling finish where a tough moisture/vapor barrier is desired. Can also be used to withstand immersion.
- Used in many situations including dewatering areas, shower areas, swimming pools, vehicle cleaning facilities, laboratories and other areas abrasion resistance, washability, moisture protection, chemical protection are important.
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- COCOON VINYL BOND B is an adhesion promoter and prime coat for the Cocoon series of products.
- COCOON VINYL BOND B is an adhesive resin solution which can be sprayed onto any clean, dry building surface where it will rapidly condition the surface to accept the appropriate Cocoon coating.
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- COCOON WEBBING AGENT is a resin solution that is a reinforcing additive. COCOON WEBBING AGENT, when mixed with any Cocoon coating, is used to form a bridge over openings.
- A properly sprayed coat of COCOON WEBBING AGENT will result in a fine, dry, cobweb-like filament which will not break of its own weight.