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Gripset Industries waterproof membranes, protective coatings, adhesives and sealants

  •  1 May 2009
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Gripset Industries waterproof membranes, protective coatings, adhesives and sealants

GRIPSET Industries develops and manufactures a range of waterproof membranes, protective coatings, adhesives and sealants for landscaping jobs large and small.

The Australian company says its products are suitable for under ground, immersed, internal and external areas. They are said to be solvent free, non toxic and environmentally safe.

Gripset 51 is one such waterproofing product that can be used in a variety of applications as a flexible waterproof membrane, sealant, protective coating or adhesive.

A water based bitumen emulsion modified with rubber polymers, Gripset 51 has been specifically formulated for numerous waterproofing applications including external, internal, under ground and continuously immersed areas, providing a variety of advantages and features for the user's intended purpose.

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