Krypton Chemical, S.L.

Krypton Chemical, S.L. is a Spanish manufacturer since 1999 and a contractor on major projects, not a distributor. It makes polyurea, polyurethane and epoxy systems for waterproofing, industrial flooring and corrosion protection. Sectors: oil and gas, marine and ports, large facilities, construction chemicals, water, mining and energy. Address: C. Martí i Franquès 10-12, 43890 Hospitalet de l’Infant, Tarragona, Spain. +34 977 822 245. Email: rayston@kryptonchemical.com. https://kryptonchemicalsolutions.com/en/

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Three product families organize everything this manufacturer makes, and knowing which one you are in saves a conversation. Rayston Proof is seamless liquid-applied waterproofing for roofs and balconies. Rayston Floor is flooring built for traffic loads and mechanical resistance. Krypton ProLine is protective coating for containment, steel and concrete. Beneath those sit the application-specific ranges: Airport Roofs for specialized liquid polyurea work, Stadiums & Sports for rubber and resin sports surfaces, Industrial Floors, and Oil & Gas coatings for tanks and containment. Impermax appears as a named product, and the chemistry spans pure polyurea hot spray and architectural polyurethane coating.

The airport and stadium ranges are the ones that signal real specification depth. An airport roof is a large single-ply waterproofing problem with no tolerance for a leak over a terminal, and a sports surface has to meet playing-performance criteria as well as wear resistance. Having separate ranges for both suggests work done against those specifications rather than a general membrane sold into every application.

The company’s stated position is that it sells systems, not products — a membrane specified with its primer, detailing and topcoat as one assembly, with project specifications authored at its Tarragona base. For a specifier that is the useful distinction: a system comes with a defined build-up and documented performance, where a product leaves the build-up to the applicator.

Contact and location are clear: Krypton Chemical, S.L., C. Martí i Franquès 10-12, 43890 Hospitalet de l’Infant, Tarragona, Spain. The site runs in 17 languages and maintains a distributors section, and the company claims one formula across 70 nations, though it names no specific export markets. Anyone outside Spain should start with the distributor list rather than assuming direct supply.

The certification position needs following up. The company states that ETA, CE and ISO compliance is documented in the catalogue, but publishes no certificate numbers on the site. For a European project where CE marking and an ETA are mandatory for a waterproofing kit, request the specific certificate and declaration of performance for the exact system you intend to specify, not the catalogue statement. Founding year, employee count and factory locations are also not published.