Water repellent siliconate – COUPSYL® WRS

COUPSYL® WRS is a methyl siliconate-based water repellent that penetrates and protects surfaces like stone, brick, and wood. It provides self-cleaning properties and prevents water penetration and efflorescence on building facades.

Water repellent siliconate – COUPSYL® WRS

COUPSYL® WRS is a methyl siliconate-based water repellent that penetrates and protects surfaces like stone, brick, and wood. It provides self-cleaning properties and prevents water penetration and efflorescence on building facades.

Features and Benefits of Water repellent siliconate – COUPSYL® WRS

Penetration strength from 5 to 10 mm in concrete, plaster, brick and etc.

Create self-cleaning properties

Stable in different climate conditions

Applications of Water repellent siliconate – COUPSYL® WRS

Being Lithium-based and high penetration power.Fully absorbent and penetration power up to 5-10 mm in concrete. Permanent durability and stability .Improve the abrasion resistance of concrete surfaces. Being water-based and with petroleum solvents (environmentally friendly) . Nonflammable

Water repellent of plaster, cement, brick, wood surfaces and all construction materials

Water repellent of building facades, cement cladding of bricks and tiles – ceramics

Uses and Applications of Water repellent siliconate – COUPSYL® WRS

Removing efflorescence from concrete, all kinds of stones from Travertine to Gohare, marble, streaky granite, all kinds of bricks, types of mosaics and etc.

Methods and Tools
for Water repellent siliconate – COUPSYL® WRS

COUPSYL® WRS water repellent must be diluted with distilled water in a volume ratio of 1 to 20 before use. It can be applied to the surface with a low-pressure pump (all-plastic spraying pump) or a brush. (For more information, refer to this product manual file.)

Fully absorbent and not create a film and layer on the surface

Very easy to apply

Being water-based and not containing toxic chemicals and petroleum solvents.

Prevents the growth of fungus, moss and lichen on the surface

Risks and Limitations of Water repellent siliconate – COUPSYL® WRS

Due to the hydrophobicity of the surfaces on which these materials have been applied, it is not possible to use water-based coatings.

This substance is a colorless and odorless liquid. It causes moderate eye irritation,
moderate skin irritation, digestive system irritation and dust irritates the respiratory
system. Due to the high pH of this product, in case of leakage to surface water, it
will damage aquatic animals. If spilled, it will cause the surface to slip. It reacts
with acids, ammonium salts, reactive metals and some organic compounds.
+ Eye contact: This product moderately irritates the eyes.
Skin contact: This product moderately irritates the eyes.
+ Inhalation: This product irritates respiratory system.
+ Eating: This product causes burning of the mouth, esophagus and stomach.
+ Physical hazards: This product causes the surface to slip.

Appearance

Transparent liquid

Purity​

98≥

pH

12-14

Density

1.3

Solid percent

42±1 WT

Purity

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98≥

pH

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12-14

Solid percent

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42±1 WT

Density

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1.3

Appearance

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Transparent liquid

Frequently asked

questions

Find clear answers to common questions about application, performance, and technical details so you can choose with confidence.

What is COUPSYL® WRS and what are its main physical and chemical properties?

COUPSYL® WRS is a clear, colorless liquid based on methyl siliconate. It has a purity of ≥ 99%, a high pH of 13–14, and a density of 1.3 g/cm³. The product contains 42 ± 1 wt.% solids. It is stable under normal conditions but reacts with acids, ammonium salts, reactive metals, and certain organic compounds.

When handling COUPSYL® WRS, it is important to wear chemical safety goggles, protective clothing, chemical-resistant gloves, and rubber boots. These precautions help prevent skin and eye irritation and reduce the risk of exposure to this highly alkaline material.

  • Eye contact: Rinse immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention.

  • Skin contact: Wash the affected area with plenty of water and remove contaminated clothing.

  • Inhalation: Move the person to fresh air and seek medical assistance if symptoms persist.

  • Ingestion: Do not induce vomiting; seek immediate medical care.