Home Care 's innovation in the area of soil binding has resulted into another eco friendly product called Soil Bond. Soil Bond is a liquid copolymer which can solidify any soil or aggregate. It is effective for erosion control and also dust suppression.
Home Care's recent advances in stimulation, chemistry, processing techniques and analytical instrumentation have allowed a whole host of new types of polymer particles and polymer applications to be realized. These advances led to the revolutionary development of technology into Soil Bond’s superior performance.
Soil Bond is a combination of copolymer and other water resistant chemicals. The solution is milky white in appearance and penetrates the soil surface. It is a non toxic combination of copolymer and other water resistant chemicals.
Once applied to the surface the copolymer molecules coalesce forming bonds between the soil or aggregate particles. The key advantage originates with its long molecular structure that links and cross links together. As water dissipates from the soil or aggregate, a durable and water resistant matrix of flexible solid mass is created. Once cured, Soil Bond becomes completely transparent, leaving the natural landscape to appear untouched.
Soil Bond results are based on the application rate used. Modest application rates are used for dust suppression and erosion control by creating a three dimensional cap or surface crust. Heavier rate can generate qualities similar to cement, useful for soil solidification and stabilization found in road building. By adjusting the application rate, Soil Bond can remain effective from weeks to several years.
Soil Bond's advanced technology is modernizing the way we stabilize soils and aggregates in addition to controlling dust and erosion for a whole new generation.
Soil Bond applications are extensive, ranging from simple backyard trails and construction sites to global transportation infrastructure.
Home Care is dedicated to solving economically the soil stabilizing challenges faced by the residential, commercial, industrial, transportation, railways and irrigation sectors.
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