DENARE WATERPROOFING TECHNOLOGIES AUSTRALIA COATINGS & SPORTS SURFACES HydrEpoxy 300 HydrEpoxy 300 is the longest serving member of the HydrEpoxy family of products having been used in excess of 30 years with only minor modifications to comply with legislative requirements. The performance of product has recently been improved to meet the increasing demands required of its application. Much improved chemical resistance and a 25% reduction in the water vapour transmission allow it to continue to be the leader in its field. Used as a stand alone product because of its exceptional properties, HydrEpoxy 300 is also used extensively as a preparatory coating to overcome deficiencies in other types of products. HydrEpoxy 300 Approved for use with potable or drinking water under AS/NZ 4020. Conforms to the Australian Building Code as a vapour barrier in construction. Resists 250kPa (25 metres head of water) hydrostatic pressure on the side opposite the water pressure. Can be applied to wet and freshly laid ("green") concrete. The major applications of HydrEpoxy 300 where the product has a proven history are:- As a waterproof membrane for the internal surfaces of water containment tanks such as potable water tanks and fire water tanks. As a waterproof liner for aquariums and architectural fish ponds. As an internal waterproof coating in subterranean basements and lift wells which are less than 25 metres underground. As a water stop coating when applying water sensitive coatings such as acrylics and polyurethanes. As a barrier coat over fresh green concrete before applying other generic type coverings to accelerate construction programs dramatically. In conjunction with HydrEpoxy 256 to form an optimum performance binding/base coat system for subsequent coatings. Mixed with cement to form a decorative cement paint. Statements made in this bulletin are for the assistance of our customers. They are based on our experience and judgement but must not be regarded as amounting to a legal warranty or as involving any liability on our part Back to Coatings & Sports Surfaces index