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Three years later, Röhm chemical plant demonstrates long-term success of Kryton International’s Hard-Cem® and partnership with KLP Construction Supply. Accelerating industrial growth and rising long-term durability standards across Texas are creating unprecedented demand for advanced, abrasion-resistant concrete technologies as owners and specifiers look toward full-lifecycle value for their facilities. “Industrial operators realize that sustainability and … Read More
Massive storms took out the City of Wynne’s facility in 2023, prompting emergency federal funding to repair and future-proof critical infrastructure. Kryton International, a global leader in smart concrete waterproofing, durability and antimicrobial solutions, is pleased to announce the successful completion of concrete protection work for a newly rebuilt wastewater treatment plant in the City … Read More
Kryton International is expanding its presence in the mining sector, bringing proven concrete durability technologies to EXPONOR 2026 in Antofagasta, Chile—one of the world’s leading mining events. As global demand for rare earth elements and critical minerals continues to grow, mining operations are facing increasing pressure to improve infrastructure performance, reduce downtime, and operate more … Read More
Concrete in high-traffic environments faces constant wear from heavy equipment, vehicle traffic, abrasion, moisture exposure, and freeze-thaw cycles. In a recent article published by For Construction Pros, Kryton International highlights how hardening admixtures can significantly improve the durability and long-term performance of concrete in these demanding applications. Hardening admixtures are designed to densify concrete and … Read More
Kryton is proud to share that our CEO, Kari Yuers, was featured in the May 2026 issue of Concrete International, the official magazine of the American Concrete Institute (ACI). In the article, “Not All Concrete is the Same,” Kari discusses the growing challenges surrounding Portland Limestone Cement (PLC), including Type IL and GUL cement, and … Read More
– 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