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74 SEPTEMBER 2016 COATINGSPROMAG.COM PROSOCO Upgrades Air, Waterproof Barriers for Concrete U.S. manufacturer PROSOCO has launched improved formulations of its R-Guard Cat 5 and R-Guard Cat 5 Rain Screen air and waterproof barri- ers. Designed with improved rheology, both fluid-applied products are now easier to roll, especially in cold weather, according to the Lawrence, Kansas- based company, which manufactures products for cleaning, protecting, and maintaining concrete. e improved products also offer a faster cure time. A series of independently conducted tests confirmed that the improvements have not affected any of the performance characteristics of either product, the company says, adding that customers are likely to find improved workabil- ity and flow. Both products continue to meet the acceptance criteria of the International Code Council and the Air Barrier Association of America. For more information, contact: PROSOCO, (800) 255-4255, www.prosoco.com Reader Inquiry #3643 Walter Surface Technologies Reveals New Topcut Sanding Disc Walter Surface Technologies has introduced its improved Topcut sanding disc, one of the latest additions to the compa- ny's line of finishing solutions. e Topcut sanding disc now features a new formulation of blue zirconium grain blend, designed to remove more material at a faster pace. "is new blend contains a higher concentration of zirconium, making it the highest performing zirconium grade disc on the market," says Jonathan Douville, product manager for Surfox, E-Weld, and Finishing Solutions at Walter Surface Technologies. e new grain blend is designed for finishing applica- tions on steel and stainless steel, and it offers maximized stock removal on any given surface. e disc also guarantees cooler sanding, so that the metal will not overheat. For more information, contact: Walter Surface Technologies, (800) 522-0321, www.walter.com Reader Inquiry #3644 Henry Offers Cost-Effective Coating Alternatives to Re-Roofing Cost-effective alternatives to re-roof- ing are now available as part of a new portfolio from Henry Restoration Systems. Developed to help extend the existing roof membrane life cycle, Henry says its systems can help restore a building's roof without the expense of removing and installing a new roof. Specifying one of these systems can provide a non-disruptive approach to building maintenance, allowing occupants to continue their normal day-to-day activities during restoration. Simultaneously, the system reduces landfill waste and associated costs while contributing to energy savings by meeting cool roof requirements (based on the partic- ular coating applied). e renewable warranted systems consist of options that are compatible with most roofing substrates, providing weatherproofing protection on low- and steep-sloped roofs. For more information, contact: Henry Co., (800) 486-1278, www.henry.com Reader Inquiry #3645 Denso Updates Cartridge for High-Temperature Epoxy Pipeline Coating Denso North America, a subsidiary of Winn & Coales International, has released a new high-temperature, two-part epoxy pipeline coating in a 1,000 mL (33.8 oz.) cartridge for air cartridge guns. e new cartridge, known as the Protal 7900HT, was designed to save time and money to coat pipe, valves, and fittings for small projects. Users also have the option of quickly spraying the cartridge in the field or in the shop, thus offer- ing a fast and easy setup, minimal material waste, and little equipment maintenance. Protal 7900HT offers high abrasion resistance and excellent adhesion, and it can provide continuous service in temperatures of up to 250° F (121.1° C). For more information, contact: Denso North America, (888) 821-2300, www.densona.com Reader Inquiry #3646 Danatronics Releases New Ultrasonic Thickness Gages Danatronics recently announced two new ultrasonic thickness gages to the company's expanding gage line. e ECHO 7 and ECHO 8 gages offer 1 micron (0.04 mils) of resolution, storage of up to 5,000 application New & Noteworthy

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