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Compot waterproof and vapor permeable membrane is a new building energy-saving product launched by Nantong Kangda Composite Material Co., Ltd., which is another major breakthrough in the field of health building. With its unique vapor permeability, the water and gas in the building structure can be discharged rapidly, protecting the property value, and solving the problem of moisture-proof and human health. With the use of Compot waterproof vapor barrier film, it can effectively protect the thermal performance of the enclosure structure while strengthening the air and water tightness of the building and solving the moisture and mold problems, so as to truly achieve the purpose of energy saving. Kangda waterproof and vapor permeable membrane models include: KDBD110, KDBD150, KDBG

2012/11/22 15:08:00

Nantong Kangda Composite Material Co., Ltd. is a Sino foreign joint venture. Its main product, Kedebang waterproof breathable film, is positioned in most countries with medium and high quality. Its high waterproof, high vapor permeability, windproof and good aging relieving functions have become an important production base for some international mainstream brands in China. A large number of products are exported to Europe, America and other developed countries and regions. Most of the company's national brands, Kedebang, have entered the domestic market as a whole. We will continue to promote the healthy development of products with superior product performance and competitive prices, and strive to establish a model of brand. China is a market with great potential for development, so

2012/07/28 16:28:16

The unique functions of Kangda waterproof and breathable film in the building envelope system: 1. Air tightness of waterproof and breathable film: waterproof and breathable film is paved outside the insulation layer, covering the whole building, effectively strengthening the air tightness of the building, so as to reduce air leakage and convective heat loss. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of the United States has studied the impact of strengthening building air tightness and building energy consumption, and released a survey report entitled "The impact of air tightness of commercial building envelope on HVAC (heating ventilation and air conditioning) energy utilization" in 2005, which shows that building heating with waterproof breathable film and without waterproof breathable film

2012/07/23 19:13:47