ENESEAL® HR is a single-component, water-based, ceramic-filled liquid compound which cures to a durable, seamless, and flexible “skin” that refracts and reflects heat while providing a moisture resistant barrier to virtually any type of surface. Apply by brush, roller, or spray, and clean up easily with soap and water.

Tech Sheets: ENESEAL® HR (EN / ES) | ENESEAL® HR as Roof Sealer (EN / ES)

 

USes

  • Roofs and rooftop equipment
  • Cooling towers
  • Metal decks
  • Trailers
  • Storage tanks
  • Pipes and ducts
  • Sheds
  • Mobile homes and pre-fab buildings
  • Applies easily to concrete, metal, wood, ceramic, brick, and mortar surfaces

FEATURES

  • Cools, protects, and creates an impermeable barrier against rain, snow, and moisture
  • Heat-refractive — 30% more heat refractive than white paint
  • UV-resistant
  • Moisture-resistant
  • Microporous — Lets humidity out but not in
  • Mono-component — Just stir well and start applying: brush, roller, or spray
  • Water-based
  • 300% elastomeric when dry — very flexible
  • Non-toxic and non-flammable
  • 2-year shelf life
  • 56% solids
  • Lasts for years and easily reapplied
  • Cool Roof Rating Council (CRRC) Certificate

More Info

ENESEAL® HR

ENESEAL® HR is a single-component, water-based, liquid ceramic-filled membrane which cures to a durable, seamless, flexible “skin” that refracts and reflects heat while providing a moisture resistant barrier to virtually any type of surface.

ENESEAL® HR is easily applied by brush, roller or spray to all types of insulation, plastics, concrete, brick, block, slate, tiles, wood, metal, bitumen, glass, tar/asphalts, etc.

ENESEAL® HR can often be combined with a number of ENECON’s other products to add a heat-refracting coating on top of our corrosion-, erosion-, and chemical-resistant composites.

Because it’s water based, cleanup is quick and easy with soap and water. ENESEAL® HR is also completely non-toxic and non-flammable.

ENESEAL® HR is the perfect solution for keeping equipment and buildings cool in industries like big data, as well as in other applications where it can be extremely cost-effective to keep a large building cool.