- Members of UBC's Concrete Canoe Team in the Kryton lab. From left: Daniel Lim, Talita Galvai, Matthew Cheung, Daniel Vandervelden and Flynn Dixon Murdock with Kryton's R&D Manager Ali Biparva,...
Any concrete structure that is in close proximity with water faces a myriad of life shortening processes. Reinforced concrete infrastructure, found in marine environments, commonly face reduced life...
We have so much happening this year at World of Concrete 2016, and we are excited to share it with everyone at the show!
- Krytonite Swelling Waterstop: Our new swelling rubber jointing strip has...
The Richmond Project will house 12 families, and concrete is expected to start pouring in March, 2016.
The development of new infrastructure in Canada has been gaining momentum in recent years, with politicians exhibiting more confidence when making statements surrounding future growth projects. This...
Construction projects often face tight time constraints, and sometimes important steps are overlooked as a result. When the oversight concerns the waterproofing of the concrete, this can lead to...
The Sanika team repaired the extensive cracks in the watertank full of near boiling water successfully using Krystol PLug to stop the live leaks, and the Krystol Leak Repair System to permanently...
When coordinating a construction project, there are literally hundreds of pieces that could go wrong at any minute and slow down production. From weather, to personnel issues, there are many things...
