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Tordera railway bridge Impermax Polyurea H Flex

Aerial of the Tordera railway bridge deck with workers in yellow vests, hoses and a bucket on the concrete, river below

Engineer notes. Not a blog. Railway bridge over the Tordera. Impermax Polyurea H Flex (hot-spray hybrid polyurea) is the named membrane.

Rayston Epoxy 100 (solvent-free epoxy primer) is the recorded primer. A geotextile is the recorded protection before ballast. Therefore the specifier writes the commercial name and the chemical type in the same sentence. Ballast is not the waterproofing.

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The recorded build

First, name the structural deck. Rayston Epoxy 100 (solvent-free epoxy primer) is the recorded preparation. Then name Impermax Polyurea H Flex (hot-spray hybrid polyurea). Catalogue 2026 lists it for bridge and viaduct decks. The job record names it as a continuous elastomeric layer with crack-bridging classified as B.4.2 dynamic / A5 static.

After that, a geotextile is adhered over the membrane. Railway ballast is then laid as the track base. Do not leave the polyurea as the wearing surface under ballast. Also, do not invent a kilogram rate. Read consumption from the current sheet, then the calculator.

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How to specify Impermax Polyurea H Flex on a railway deck

Name primer, hot-spray hybrid polyurea, geotextile and ballast as separate lines. Keep crack-bridging on the current TDS; do not invent a class. A spray photograph is not the protection clause.

See bridge decks, viaduct decks and products. Documents stay on /documents/.

Official project: kryptonchemical.com — railway bridge over the Tordera.

Outbound reference: EOTA.

B.4.2 / A5 is the class written on the job record. Confirm it on the current sheet before the specification is frozen.

These notes do not replace the current TDS, SDS or a written specification. For pack sizes, mix ratio and kg/m², read the current sheet, then the calculator.

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