Xypex Admix C-1000 NF – Integral Crystalline Waterproofing, Now Available in Mauritius
XYPEX CONCENTRATE is a high-performance cementitious crystalline waterproofing material applied as a slurry to the surface of existing concrete structures. Once applied, it penetrates deeply into the concrete substrate, reacting chemically with moisture and unhydrated cement particles to form an insoluble crystalline structure. This crystalline formation blocks the movement of water through pores and capillaries, providing long-term waterproofing even under high hydrostatic pressure. Designed for both above-grade and below-grade structures, XYPEX CONCENTRATE offers superior protection for basements, foundations, water tanks, tunnels, elevator pits, and retaining walls. It enhances structural durability, resists chemical attack, and becomes a permanent, integral part of the concrete. Now available in Mauritius, this product is ideal for critical water-retaining or underground structures.
• 5 kg
• 25 kg
Coverage varies depending on slurry thickness and substrate porosity.
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| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Cementitious crystalline waterproofing slurry |
| Application Method | Brush-applied slurry coating |
| Penetration | Deep penetration into concrete pores and capillaries |
| Suitable Areas | Basements, foundations, tanks, tunnels, retaining walls, pits |
| Pressure Resistance | High hydrostatic pressure resistance |
For waterproofing and protecting existing concrete structures exposed to high hydrostatic pressure.
As a cementitious slurry brushed onto the concrete surface.
5 kg and 25 kg.
Yes, suitable for both.
By forming insoluble crystals inside concrete pores to block water pathways.
Yes, it penetrates deeply to create an internal waterproof barrier.
Basements, tanks, foundations, tunnels, retaining walls, pits.
Yes, it is designed to withstand high pressure.
Yes, moisture must be maintained for crystal growth.
Yes, it becomes an integral, lasting part of the concrete.
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