KIM’s first big project – Boeing Development Center 1983
Written by: Sarah Coull
In 1980, Kryton invented the first crystalline concrete waterproofing admixture, calling it Krystol Internal Membrane (KIM). The initial discovery was...
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The Best Silane Siloxane Sealer New England has ever seen
Written by: Sarah Coull
At World of Concrete 2013, we caught up to one of our distributors from the East Coast. New England Dry...
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Casa Bella Verde takes home Award at WOC 2013
Written by: Sarah Coull
Last week, I wrote a post about Torrent Shotcrete winning the American Shotcrete Association (ASA) Outstanding Project of the Year...
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Duratop tests Krystol Mortar Admixture Application
Written by: Sarah Coull
Kryton’s Krystol Mortar Admixture (KMA) transforms rendering mortars, usually applied to exterior building surfaces as finishes, into waterproof protection. Raymond...
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Hawaiian Report proves KIM is effective at preventing corrosion long term under real world conditions
Written by: Sarah Coull
A long-term corrosion study was conducted by Joshua Ropert, MS and Ian N. Robertson. Ph.D., S.E., Professor from the University...
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Kryton Protects Art in Mexico
Written by: Sarah Coull
GUADALAJARA Museo de Arte Moderno y Contemporaneo, is a new museum that will be built in Guadalajara. Unlike the abandoned...
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Kryton Products Replace Failed External Membrane
Written by: Sarah Coull
For this Shopping Centre and Hotel project in Brunei, the client chose a rolled-on external waterproofing membrane for their roof...
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CONSTRUEXPO GUADALAJARA 2012
Written by: Sarah Coull
Kryton’s Alfonso Urquidi (Regional Manager of Latin and South America) along with Kalte Waterproofing sales manager Rodrigo Rodriguez and Kalte Guadalajara...
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