Yes. Selected Megapoxy solutions are formulated for water infrastructure in contact with potable water and comply with AS/NZS 4020:2018 Testing of products for use in contact with drinking water. This makes them suitable for tanks, pipelines, treatment plant structures and other assets carrying drinking water.

Megapoxy potable-water-grade products are 100% solids, solvent-free and tested under AS/NZS 4020 to ensure they do not release harmful substances or impart taste or odour to drinking water when correctly applied and cured. This provides confidence for water utility managers, infrastructure owners and maintainers managing sensitive water quality outcomes.

Megapoxy solutions are used across water and wastewater infrastructure including tanks, pipelines, treatment plant structures, digesters, tunnels and associated concrete or steel elements. They are also applied in industrial facilities with demanding wet and chemical environments, such as breweries and process drains.

Yes. Products like Megapoxy P1 and Megapoxy H are resistant to hydrogen sulphide and other aggressive conditions commonly present in sewage treatment plants, pipes and digesters. This makes them suited to sealing joints, repairing concrete, and providing durable bonding in wastewater environments.

Megapoxy solutions for water infrastructure are designed for long-term immersion and deliver high compressive strength, excellent adhesion and strong chemical resistance under adverse and wet conditions. Case studies in critical wastewater facilities show these systems maintaining performance under heat, process chemicals and biogas exposure over major asset lifecycles.

By providing high-strength bonding, crack repair and protective surfaces that resist water ingress, chemicals and impact, Megapoxy helps stabilise and protect structures so they require fewer repairs over time. This contributes to extended service life, reduced downtime and lower long-term cost of ownership for water infrastructure owners.

Hydrophilic solutions such as Megapoxy H and gel formulations are designed to bond to damp substrates and can be used for underwater or below-waterline repairs, subject to project-specific technical guidance. This enables structural crack injection, bonding and surface repairs where full drying is not practical, such as tanks, channels and marine or submerged assets.

Megapoxy offers epoxy pastes and gels that are thixotropic and non-sag, making them suitable for vertical and overhead applications as well as complex shapes around pipes, joints and penetrations. These products allow installers to build fillets, seal joints and repair detailing without slump, even in confined or elevated plant areas.

Yes. Low-viscosity hydrophilic resins like Megapoxy H are used for crack injection and deep penetration into porous or cracked concrete, restoring integrity while remaining safe for potable water contact. They can also be combined with selected aggregates to create high-strength epoxy mortars for rebuilding damaged sections.

High-flow, high-strength epoxy grouts such as Megapoxy 206 Ultra are used to level and support large components, for example the rim of a wastewater digester or heavy equipment bases. These grouts provide excellent compressive strength, impact resistance and a precision-flat bearing surface to ensure reliable sealing and load transfer.

Potable-water-grade Megapoxy solutions comply with AS/NZS 4020:2018 for contact with drinking water and are formulated with low to very low VOC content for safer use in enclosed plant areas. Many products are also specified in civil and water infrastructure application guides that address typical requirements for bridges, tunnels and water assets.

Megapoxy provides technical and design advice, application guides and on-site support to help with product selection, surface preparation, mix design, and installation methods for complex projects. This support helps contractors and asset owners deliver reliability and durability for critical water and wastewater infrastructure.