PENTENS BASE GREY
![PENTENS UV RESISTANT ELASTOMERIC WATERPROOFING COATING BASE GREY T200H [5KG]](https://cdn1.npcdn.net/images/16602793954ded87f547c1c650c0e00c766814efb0.webp?md5id=ce330198b8122e02a2d9dc8a6797fa8a&new_width=1000&new_height=1000&w=1720838779&from=png "PENTENS UV RESISTANT ELASTOMERIC WATERPROOFING COATING BASE GREY T200H [5KG]")
Description: PENTENS T-100 is a single component, a newly developed polymer of MMA, natural rubber, and polyurethane combined with asphalt and then modified and further emulsified to form an elastic waterproof membrane. PENTENS T-100 is an environmentally friendly and low VOC material. Advantages: >Low VOC & Non-formaldehyde.
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![PENTENS UV RESISTANT ELASTOMERIC WATERPROOFING COATING BASE GREY T100H [20KG]](https://cdn1.npcdn.net/images/1660279395011160b9b7df31d35f436b8899db32b1.webp?md5id=ce330198b8122e02a2d9dc8a6797fa8a&new_width=1000&new_height=1000&w=1720838779&from=png "PENTENS UV RESISTANT ELASTOMERIC WATERPROOFING COATING BASE GREY T100H [20KG]")
Description: PENTENS T-100 is a single component, a newly developed polymer of MMA, natural rubber, and polyurethane combined with asphalt and then modified and further emulsified to form an elastic waterproof membrane. PENTENS T-100 is an environmentally friendly and low VOC material. Advantages: >Low VOC & Non-formaldehyde.
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![PENTENS UV RESISTANT ELASTOMERIC WATERPROOFING COATING BASE GREY T200H [20KG]](https://cdn1.npcdn.net/images/1660279395d3c8f35824d207539ce0fe880410929a.webp?md5id=ce330198b8122e02a2d9dc8a6797fa8a&new_width=1000&new_height=1000&w=1720838779&from=png "PENTENS UV RESISTANT ELASTOMERIC WATERPROOFING COATING BASE GREY T200H [20KG]")
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PENTENS T-200H is based on newly developed water-based polyurethane and acrylic polymers. It dramatically reduces solar heat absorption in either air-conditioned or non-air-conditioned buildings. It takes the majority of the heat load of a building’s skin and reduces temperatures to approximately that of outside shade.
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