Aquago®

Aquago® Water Repellent Agent

Aquago® is Celotech’s innovative powdery silicone-based water-repellent additive specially formulated for mineral construction materials. As a high-performance hydrophobic agent, it offers exceptional water resistance while maintaining optimal breathability in various building applications.

Technical Advantages:

Does not alter the original material’s appearance or handling characteristics
Compatible with most mineral-based construction materials
Enhances material durability without affecting vapor diffusion
Offers stable performance in varying climatic conditions

Why Choose Aquago®?
Celotech’s Aquago® represents the next generation of water repellent technology, combining the convenience of powder application with the performance of premium silicone chemistry. Its unique formulation bridges the gap between traditional liquid water repellents and dry-mix additives, offering contractors and material manufacturers unprecedented flexibility in product formulation and application.

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AQUAGO® WP200H

AQUAGO® WP200

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does a Silicone Water Repellent work?

Silicone repellents have low surface tension, allowing them to penetrate porous materials and form a water-resistant layer. They repel liquid water but remain breathable, preventing trapped moisture and damage.

What is a Water Repellent Agent?

A Water Repellent Agent is a protective coating (typically silicone-based) that creates a hydrophobic barrier on surfaces, preventing water absorption while allowing vapor transmission. It is widely used in construction to waterproof concrete, brick, stone, and masonry.

How is the Water Repellent Agent applied?

Common methods include:

Spraying (for large areas)
Rolling or brushing (for precise coverage)
Dip treatment (for prefabricated materials)

What’s the difference between a Water Repellent and a Waterproofing Membrane?

Repellents penetrate surfaces, providing breathable protection against water.
Membranes form a thick, impermeable layer (e.g., for roofs/wet areas) but may trap moisture.