JCT-2006 – Acrylic Emulsion for Cement-Based Two-Component Waterproofing
Acrylic Emulsion for Cement-Based Two-Component Waterproofing
Acrylic emulsion specially developed for cement-based two-component waterproofing systems. It exhibits excellent compatibility with cement and can be compounded with cement, quartz sand and additives to produce waterproof mortar and cement-based waterproof coatings. After film formation, it delivers outstanding water resistance, bonding strength, impermeability and flexibility, suitable for waterproofing works on cement substrates such as roofs, kitchens & bathrooms, and basements.
Key Technical Data
Typical values for JCT-2006, shown for initial formulation orientation.
Why JCT-2006?
Product characteristics based on current verified JCT product information.
Excellent Cement Compatibility
Excellent compatibility with cement and other hydraulic binders for two-component systems.
Outstanding Water Resistance
Low water absorption after immersion; high retention of strength upon water soaking.
High Adhesion & Crack Resistance
High adhesion to concrete and cement mortar substrates; cured coating balances flexibility and tensile strength with good crack resistance.
Bonding Strength & Flexibility
Strong bonding strength, impermeability and flexibility for long-term humid environments.
Applications
Cement-Based Waterproof Mortar
Binder component for cement-based waterproof mortar formulations.
Cement-Based Waterproof Coatings
Binder component for cement-based waterproof coating formulations.
Roof, Kitchen & Bathroom Waterproofing
Waterproofing works on cement substrates such as roofs, kitchens & bathrooms.
Basement Waterproofing
Suitable for basement waterproofing applications on concrete substrates.
Formulation Flexibility
JCT-2006 is suitable for both high-PVC and low-PVC coating formulations, providing formulators with flexibility when developing different architectural coating systems.
HIGH-PVC
Higher pigment volume concentration reduces binder demand per litre of coating, supporting formulation economics in cost-sensitive architectural systems.
LOW-PVC
Lower PVC increases the binder fraction in the dry film, supporting film continuity in coating systems where film performance is the priority.
Additive selection also influences the final coating — dispersants, defoamers, wetting agents and thickeners should be evaluated within the complete formulation. See JCT Functional Additives for supporting materials.
From Emulsion to Finished Coating
JCT works with customers across the complete path from raw emulsion to finished coating performance.
Emulsion
Pigments / Fillers
Additives
Formulation
Film Formation
Finished Coating
Need Better Water Resistance?
Water resistance depends on the complete coating system — including binder selection, binder level, PVC, filler loading, additives, film formation, film thickness and curing conditions.
Waterproofing Portfolio
Choosing the Right Waterproofing Emulsion?
Different waterproofing systems require different balances of flexibility, film formation, adhesion, water resistance and formulation economics.
Technical Information
Technical documents are provided by the JCT technical team through our inquiry process.
Packaging & Storage
Packaging
220 kg drums and 1,000 kg IBC tanks.
Temperature
Recommended storage and transportation temperature: 5–35°C.
Storage
Store in a ventilated and dry place. Protect from direct sunlight.
Shelf Life
12 months from date of packaging.
FAQ
What is JCT-2006 used for?
JCT-2006 is an acrylic emulsion specially developed for cement-based two-component waterproofing systems. It can be compounded with cement, quartz sand and additives to produce waterproof mortar and cement-based waterproof coatings for waterproofing works on cement substrates such as roofs, kitchens & bathrooms, and basements.
What are the typical characteristics of JCT-2006?
Typical characteristics: appearance milk liquid; solid content 49 ± 1%; viscosity 200–1,000; pH 6–9; MFT 0°C. Values shown are typical product characteristics — please refer to the latest official TDS.
How should JCT-2006 be positioned within JCT waterproofing emulsions?
JCT-2006 is an acrylic emulsion for cement-based two-component waterproofing systems, positioned alongside JCT-2009 as a two-component option for cement substrates. JCT-2033 and JCT-2019 are single-component grades for general waterproof coating formulations.
How should JCT-2006 be packaged and stored?
JCT-2006 is supplied in 220 kg barrels or 1,000 kg IBC tanks. Store in a ventilated and dry room, protected from direct sunlight, at 5–35°C. Effective storage period is 12 months from the date of packaging.
How can I request the TDS?
Use the Request TDS button or contact our technical team through the inquiry form.
Can I request a sample?
Yes. Use the Request a Sample button or visit the Custom Solutions page.
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