Since its launch, hot‑melt non‑curing rubber‑asphalt waterproof coating has been well‑received by users and has sold well for more than ten years. In today’s fiercely‑competitive waterproofing material market with a wide variety of products, why has it become one of the preferred materials for numerous waterproofing projects?

Hot‑melt non‑curing rubber‑asphalt waterproof coating is a creep‑capable waterproof coating that remains in a viscous state over the long term. It is heated on‑site to turn into a fluid state and then scraped onto the base surface to form a tough waterproof membrane.

• Boasting excellent creep performance, the material effectively prevents damage and leakage of the waterproof layer caused by deformation of the base substrate.
• It features powerful adhesive performance, enabling tight bonding with various base materials to form a "skin‑like" waterproof layer and effectively preventing water channeling.

• It has high solid content and long shelf life, with solid content reaching over 98%, and can be stored for a long time under air‑tight conditions.

When used in combination with modified asphalt waterproof rolls, it is placed beneath the rolls as a "stress‑relief layer". It can eliminate or reduce tensile stress exerted on the waterproof layer by various adverse factors to prevent tensile failure of the waterproof layer, while sealing the base substrate of the waterproof layer. Primers can also be omitted, saving materials and construction time.

In addition, the combination gives full play to their respective strengths and achieves complementarity. It effectively addresses drawbacks of traditional waterproof rolls such as water channeling and aging, and builds a stable and high‑efficiency waterproofing system. It is also recognized as one of the composite application methods with outstanding waterproofing performance and has been widely adopted in numerous roof waterproofing projects.