Videos

Crystalline waterproofing
This video explains how crystalline concrete waterproofing technology creates reliable, watertight concrete structures. It also reviews our line of Krystol waterproofing products.

Krystol Technology: Go inside the concrete

Experience how Kryton’s crystalline technology creates reliable, watertight concrete structures. Whether it’s new construction, upgrading an existing structure or repairing leaks, Krystol concrete waterproofing systems will help you build quality, reliability and cost-effectiveness into the concrete.

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Products
The product videos describe our waterproofing concrete admixtures, surface-applied treatments and repair and maintenance products. They also provide a step-by-step explanation on how to apply each specific product.

Admixture: Add waterproofing into the mixture

Add the world’s original crystalline concrete waterproofing admixture, Krystol Internal Membrane™ better known as KIM^® – right into your concrete mix. Eliminate application errors and protect your structure from water permanently and reliably as concrete is mixed.

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Surface-Applied: Krystolize your concrete!

Protect new and existing concrete structures from water intrusion or repair leaks using the Krystol surface treatment system – easy-to-apply, reliable and effective for the life of the concrete.

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Crack Repair: Repair and seal cracks permanently

It’s not a matter of if cracks will occur, but when. The Krystol crack repair system is a permanent waterproofing solution that protects concrete from any direction, even against high water pressure.

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Joint Waterproofing: Krystol Waterstop System – The next phase of waterstop technology

Are you still taking chances with old-fashioned joint design systems? The Krystol Waterstop System is an innovative, patent pending joint design system that will give you piece of mind when it comes to knowing your joints are water-tight for the life of the concrete.

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