Metal-Cored Polymer Root-Resistant Waterproofing Membrane

Metal-Cored Polymer Root-Resistant Waterproofing Membrane

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Country of Origin︰China

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Product Description

 

Product Overview

A multi-layer composite system engineered for waterproofing and aggressive root protection. Manufactured via co-extrusion:

  • Core Layer: Metal foil (Al/Cu, 0.1-0.4mm) - Primary root barrier

  • Waterproofing Layer: MAH-grafted PE resin (dual-sided) - Hydraulic seal + secondary root resistance

  • Structural Interface: Non-woven geotextile - Cementitious adhesion layer

  • Growth Media: Customizable top geocomposite (filtration/storage)

Key Features

  1. Certified Root Resistance

    • FLL Class A certification (25-year efficacy)

    • Blocks Ficus and Bambusa species roots

  2. Hydraulic Performance

    • Water vapor transmission: <0.01 g/m²·24h (EN 1931)

    • Hydrostatic resistance: 1.5 bar/168h (EN 1928)

  3. Mechanical Strength

    • Puncture resistance: ≥800 N (EN 14418)

    • Peel strength: ≥5 N/mm (EN 12316-2)

  4. Chemical Resilience

    • pH 2-12 stability (ISO 175)

    • Salt spray resistance: 2000h (ISO 9227)

  5. Installation Integrity

    • Direct cementitious adhesion (bond ≥1.5 MPa, EN 1542)

    • Self-sealing damage containment

Layer Functions

Layer Composition Function
Surface Geotextile (200-500 g/m²) Soil retention / Moisture management
Waterproofing MAH-grafted PE (1.2-2.0mm) Hydraulic seal + root inhibition
Barrier Core Al/Cu foil (0.1-0.4mm) Primary root block
Interface Non-woven fabric Cementitious bonding

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value Standard
Thermal stability -40°C to +120°C EN 1110
Root penetration 0 mm (Class A) FLL 2008
Service life ≥30 years ISO 15686

Applications

  • Intensive Green Roofs: >150cm soil depth

  • Infrastructure Protection:
    Highway tunnels, railway cuttings

  • Contaminated Sites:
    Brownfield redevelopment

  • Critical Zones:
    Nuclear containment landscapes
    Heritage structure preservation