– Featured in Informed Infrastructure –  Kryton’s new ROI Calculator enables users to forecast cost savings, lifecycle performance, and maintenance reductions when using Hard-Cem® as a solution. By combining project-specific inputs with industry benchmarks, the tool provides a clear, customized view of how investing in higher-quality concrete upfront can significantly reduce downtime and repair costs … Read More

Marine environments are among the most aggressive conditions concrete can face. Constant exposure to saltwater, tidal cycles, and harsh weather accelerates deterioration, putting critical infrastructure like seawalls, dry docks, and piers at risk.  In a recent feature by WATERPROOF! Magazine, Kryton’s crystalline waterproofing technology is highlighted as a proven solution for enhancing the durability and … Read More

– As featured in Informed Infrastructure – Kryton International has appointed long-time sales leader John Andersen as Vice President of Sales to support the company’s continued expansion across North America. Andersen brings more than 35 years of industry experience and a strong reputation for technical expertise and collaborative client partnerships. His new role is intended … Read More

– As featured in Informed Infrastructure – Kryton International has been featured in Informed Infrastructure for its role in advancing more sustainable, high-performance concrete solutions in industrial and commercial facilities. The article highlights how integral concrete technologies, such as Hard-Cem® abrasion resistance admixture, help extend the service life of concrete floors in high-wear environments. By … Read More

Amrize’s new “Made in America” label—certifying that its cement products are fully produced in the United States—signals a broader shift in the industry toward local procurement, transparency, and reliable domestic supply. As U.S. manufacturing capacity expands, material producers are adapting to meet rising expectations around traceability, quality assurance, long-term performance, and reduced embodied carbon. For … Read More

– As featured in Informed Infrastructure – Industry experts are highlighting the growing importance of durable concrete solutions as a key strategy to prevent membrane failures in tunnel construction. Traditional waterproofing membranes and surface-applied systems are prone to breach under high stresses, voids, and ground movement, leading to costly repairs and performance issues. Durable concrete … Read More

– As featured in Modern Contractor Solutions – Concrete industry leaders are identifying key challenges that will shape the sector in 2026 and beyond. Ongoing construction labor shortages are pushing up costs and driving the adoption of new technologies to improve on-site efficiency. Industrial and logistics facilities must address abrasion and performance issues as automated … Read More

– As featured in USA Today – Kryton International is helping advance sustainability and long-term performance in modern facilities by embedding durability directly into concrete rather than relying on surface-applied systems. As industrial warehouses, data centers, and transit hubs face increased demands from automation and heavy traffic, concrete floor performance has become a critical design … Read More

We’re proud to announce that Kari Yuers, FACI, President & CEO of Kryton International Inc., has been selected to receive the Michel Bakhoum International Collaboration Award from the American Concrete Institute (ACI). This highly regarded award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in advancing ACI’s international initiatives and promoting global knowledge transfer to improve … Read More

As coastal cities face rising sea levels and stronger storm surges, marine infrastructure projects are rethinking long-term durability. According to a recent article from Canadian Transportation & Logistics Times, engineers and developers across North America are turning to integral waterproofing and hard-wearing concrete technologies to extend the life of piers, ports, and seawalls. These solutions … Read More