TPO waterproof membrane, as a high-performance and environmentally friendly building waterproofing material, has been widely used in roofing, underground engineering, and green building in recent years.

With the construction industry's increasing demands for durability, environmental friendliness, and construction efficiency, traditional asphalt-based or PVC waterproofing materials are facing performance bottlenecks and sustainable development challenges

Throughout a building's lifespan, the waterproof layer must not only resist external rainwater, groundwater, and daily water use, but also withstand the inevitable deformation and aging of the building structure itself.

Through processes such as flame polishing and laser treatment, micro cracks and pores on the coating surface can be eliminated and the ultraviolet penetration path can be reduced.

As building waterproofing technology continues to evolve, single-performance materials are increasingly unable to meet the complex and ever-changing demands of projects.

In building waterproofing projects, humidity is often a key variable determining success.